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fTERNEY, MARY A. on Thursday
fss G1p0 Sc s.,dysd Mary VIE & pssct
II; Morris Edward, Catherine A. and
Fitzpatrick. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Monday March 25. at $3.50. am
Hgh requiem mass at Holy Comiorte!
e. % and ends MGnn nv.d ys
TILLMAN, ANDREW. On Thursday
sTsR HsbREM TAN n sssnfe hSsband d fosPs grace
.ovn sss Tman Ms i EHh hu9man # Mrs ana aHy
and friends. Notice OF funeral later. serv-
ices by Stewards funeral home. 80 H st.
TIMBERLAKE, MARY s. On Friday
gsAe T. TfMBsRGaK hsl Isffsnsf Ss BELOVED
" e Ms m Thomas hon ss TimberIahe Remains ssins
resting at Chambers funeral home, .l40C
Gnapin ST. NV. Funeral notice later
TIPTON, ELLEN FRANCES, On Thurs
& &ssl aaEf saa Ii pe 1sas :. FTos Ts5Sma eeovsd S1s
aunt Of Mrs. Elizabeth Holbrook Of 4o05
services at Gasch's funeral home, 473s
day. March %. at 2 pm. Relatives and
WARWICK, WILLIAM FORD, sR. On
Tuesday, March 10, 1946, at his residence
Nd. WILLIAM FORD WARwIcK. sr.. be- s
loved husband Of Edna s. Warwick. He
also Is survived BY, fiye daughters and
three sons. Funeral services on Satur-
day. March %. at the HUNT g Ryon fu-
neral home, Waldorf, Nd, ct pm. In
terment Mount Rest Cemetery, La Plata,
Md. %
WATKINS, GERTRUDE. On Thursday,
March FL, 1916, GERTRUDE WATKINS.
beloved wife Of James Haller Watkins and
mother of Mrs. Dorothy Eagle of Chalk
Point. Md. Funeral from Chambers fu.
neral home, 517 11th st. Sc. Notice OF
time later.
WHITEHEAD, EMMETT ASHLEY. On
Wednesday, March 20, 1916, at Navy Med
ical Center; Bethesda, Nd, EMMETT ASH
Margaret A. Holt of 3109 N. end St. Ar
lington. Va. He also is survived by two
nieces Mrs. Margaret A Bruce, Mrs. Ruth
" Davis, Mrs, Martha Carpenter and Miss
Mary Ann Holt; Remains resting at. Ives
funeral nome. 2S47 Wilson boulevard. Ar
lington. Va, where funeral services will be
held on Saturday, March 23, at l pm. In
CNorfolk, Va, papers please copyJ %
Evening star., 1946-03-22
Siam Rice Held Answer
To One Food Problem
BY the Associated Press

SINGAPORE, Mar. "a Slams
rice stocks hold the answer to the
food shortage problem in Southeast
Asia, but lack of transport equip
ment is proving stumbling block,
Lord Killearn, special British COM
missioner for the area, declared to-
day.
He said the question of obtaining
the necessary transport-including
ships and railway rolling stock-al-
ready had been submitted to London
and Washington.
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Admiral viekery Dies;
Body 10 Be Brought
10 Capital for Burial

Vice Admiral Howard L. vickery
retired, who as deputy chairman OF
the Maritime Commission super
vised formation of the worlds
greatest merchant feet, died in
Palm Springs, Calf, last night OF
Ia heart attack.
The 54-year-old authority on ship
construction and design had arrived
in the desert resort only few hours
earlier. seeking to recover from the
i'll health that caused his retirement
from the commission last Decem-
ber.
Mrs. Vickery, who lived with .him
at 1920 Dexter street NV, was with
the admiral when he was stricken
The body will be returned to Wash
ington for burial.
Unsung Production Genius.
Identified with Navy construction
work most Of his career from 1915
when he was graduated from the
Naval Academy, Admiral Vickery
was assigned to duty with the Mari
time Commission in May, 1887. On
September Is, 1910, he became vice
chairman Of the commission by ap-
pointment of President Roosevelt
and through special congressional
legislation necessary because he was
on active duty in the Navy.
Called the "unsung production
genius" of the ship building race,
Admiral Vickery was practical as
we'll as visionary. Early in the con-
struction rush, one shipyard found
it was ready to build ships before
it could be supplied with turbines.
Build wooden models of your tur-
bines and launch the ships anyway
the admiral ordered. The yard saved
months by constructing a dozen or
more ships, then cutting holes in
their sides to install the turbines
when they arrived.
Admiral Vickery was a powerful
force for Liberty ship production
and was sharply critical of strikes
that cost thousands of man hours.
But looking ahead to postwar COM
merce. he ordered a halt to Liberty
ship construction and turned to
faster Victory ships in the fall of
1943.
Outspoken on occasion, he criti-
cized Britain in October, 1943, for
constructing big, well-built ships
that could be used after the war in
stead of emphasizing production of
emergency vessels.
Was Born in Ohio.
In January, 1914, he recommended
that the United States merchant
marine take over trade routes for
merly operated by Germany and
Japan and said neither nation
should ever regain naval power.
Admiral Vickery was born in Belle
vue, Ohio, April %, 1892. After con-
voy duty in the World War he took
postgraduate work at Massachusetts,
Institute of Technology and re-
ceived master of science degree in
naval architecture.
Between 1925 and 1928 he was on
loan to the government of Haiti as
treaty engineer and director of the
shop, supply and transportation di-
vision. From 1929 to 1888 he served
as technical adviser on shipping to
the governor general of the Philip
pines, designing Coast Guard ships.
AS head of the war plan section
of design, Bureau of Construction
and Repair, from 1884 to 1896, he
helped draft safety regulations for
passenger vessels for the Senate's S
Safety at Sea Committee.
He leaves son, Comdr. Hugh
Vickery, stationed at Long Beach,
Calf, and daughter, Barbara, of
Washington,
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$4,000 Plan Recreation

In more than a thousand hospi-
tails, Federal and civilian, approx
mately $4,000 American Red Cross
Hospital and Recreation Corps
members plan recreation for pa
tients. .ta
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CEMETERY LOTS.

ATTENTTON, MAs0Ns = Fort LINCOLN
Cemetery. / lot. graves; only members
Ma9onic Order and their famiiiess sell for
1!ssss ssasl 4 isssrsst.s eSsss ss'ssR ssh b6.
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SMITH, JAMES ROY wish 10 express
my yratitude to my many friends, relatives
and neighbors the pastor and congresa-
wood. D. c., for their kind expressions 81
sympathy and beautiful flowers received
ct the passing of my husband. JAMES ROY
WIFE. GERTRUDE SMITH, 1907 sheriff
rd ne. 22s
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GLOVER, JOHN s. On Wednesday,
March 20. 1916, at his residence. 914 49th
Carrie G. e B. Glover p and % father ns'sna Of Martha q
Eaton. He also is survived by two step
daughters and five stepsons.. Remains may
be viewed at his late residence after s
pm Friday Funeral from Florida Avenue
Baptist Church on Saturday, March %, at
! pm, Rev. R. l.. Rollins oficiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the new Malvan 81 Schey funeral
home, 4445 Deane ave. ne.
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Draths

ALEXANDER. ARTHUR A. On Friday,
35th st.. NV. ARTHUR A. ALExANDER.
and father OF Miss Audrey Alexander and
Arthur Stirling Alexander. Services viii
be held at the above address on Monday,
Thomas Apostle Catholic Church, Woodley
rd. and 9th st. NV. where mass win be
offered at 10 am. Interment Oak Hill
Cemetery. g. "a
Tuesday, March 10, 1916, JACOB BAUM
GARTNER, beloved husband OF Nellie NJ.
Baumgartner Friends may call at the
Lee funeral home, 4th st. and Mass ave
ne. where services will be held on Satur-
day, March 20, at 2 pm. Interment pri-
vate. %
Evening star., 1946-03-22

DONNELLEY, FLORENCE A. On Friday,
March %, 1916. at Emergency Hospital
FLORENCE A. DONNELLEY, beloved mother
Of Helen D. Lee of Washington, D. c., and
may call at Gawler's chapel 1850 Pa. ave.
NV, where services will be held on Satur-
day, March %, at 8 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Today's Anniversaries
know Anerica)

know Arnerica)
1791--David Henshaw, Boston
druggist, banker, railroad builder,
secretary of the navy, Democratic
leader, born Leicester, Mass. Died
Nov. IL, 1852.
1844-George Haven Putnam,
noted New York soldier and Pub
Usher, son of the founder of the
publishing house of the marie,
born in London. Died Feb. 81.
1880.
1846-(l00 years ago. William
L. Penfield, Auburn, Ind, lawyer,
judge, solicitor for the U. S. Dept.
of State, Washington lawyer,
among country's greatest solicit
tors, born Dover, Mich. Died May
8, 1909.
tl1854-Frank Billings, : famed
Chicago. surgeon. niedicalss leader,
founder of medical centres, boln
j. y 3 Highland NslaE Wise Died Sept 20,
1862 William B.. Wilson, miner,
union official, Pennsylvania corr
gresham, first Secretary of Labor,
born in Scotland. Died May IS,
1884.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02

NEW YORK, April 2.-Gene
Hermanski will like playing the
outfield for the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers for several reasons but the
foremost are: 7. The hours. 2. The
pay. 1t will be much easier than
getting up at $50 a. m. daily as
he did while playing for the u. S.
Coast Guard.
! Hermanski isn't prewar ball
player. He was just coming up
the ladder in those days, finish
ing two seasons of Glass D ball
in l941. But he's the prewar type,
being able to do anything on the
field and do it instinctively.
HE can't miss is the way
Roscoe McGowen of the New
York Times sums him up, and
Mac has been covering the
Dodgers" for "a years.
A few other press box veter-
ans feel the same way. They re-
member how we'll Hermanski
performed in 1913 when he batted
300 in Is games for the BRONX
Ign Buns" while getting reaGy
for the Coast Guard after being
washed out" of the Navy.
Hermanski, husky-loo king
blond, probably has played more
baseball during the past two
seasons than any major league
prospect back from the service.
Last year this broad-shouldered
power hitter took part in 1875
games the breakdown being 80
with the Brooklyn Coast Guard
team, 83 with the semi-pro
Brooklyn Bushwicks and II with
East Orange, N. j.
Performing at night and on
Sundays as Gene Walsh, this
five-foot-eleven 1876 FOUNDER, led
the Bushwicks sir seven. depart
rne1tS. He played every game,
accounted for 10 runs, scored II,
drove in 58, hit 10 homers, stole
81 bases and batted 1888.
Hermanski a resident of New
ark, N. j., but claiming Pittsfield,
Mass, as his birthplace, first
played organized ball with Fed
eralsburg, Md, in the Eastern
Shore League. In midseason he
was traded to Pocomoke City,
Md, in the same league. He bat
ted .309 col.ectively-ninth in
the league-and hit IL homers.
The Pocomokes disbanded that
winter and Hermanski became a
free agent.
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In 1871 he received trial with
Reading in the Glass B interstate
League but Manager Fresco
Thompson thought another sea-
son in D ball would help him. So
he was shipped to Brooklyn-own-
ed Olean, N. Y, in the Pony
League where his .341 batting
mark was the third best in the
ycircuit. He also hit eight hom-
ers.
3 Then Hermanski started the
first of three adventures in the
service, After Is months in the
Coast Guard he passed his exams
for Navy flying. But after six
months in the Navy, they told
him he'd be safer out of the
air.
: He went back in the Coast
Guard and when discharged he
was an aviation motor mechanic
second class.
Between the two branches Of
services, Hermanski played 10
games in 1943 with Durham in
the Glass B Piedmont League.
Branch Hickey, ST., put out a
call for a left-handed hitter and
they Immediately brought up
Hermanski when they learned
he was hitting .410.
Hermanski will have to out
hustle such Brooklyn 'favorites as
Pete Reiser, Augie Galan, Louis
Dino, Dixie Walker, Goody Ros-
en- and Frenchy Bordagaray-an
imposing picket line-but Gene
will have youth on his side. He
WON'T be IS until May II.
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Twenty thousand See St. Pete:
Yacht Race; Sea Gypsy" Wins

Nwentf taus0and spectators
wtnNsea shn start II the 81
Nsmsa-lis~aaa yaeht race that
- wnsAsrwsy midday March &C
a. 81 PsiaEsbuFR wish 10 yachts
@Htass
Critics piehed the Starlight
- fk# faHegltF
t.@ts4t ENNsFls Fexealed that the
@Na IiBBNy" wnn the yacht race
$50 tNa1 ~ time SEE By Good
M8M4 - ia&8 The new Feeor 1
b h1aHs. 80 ninnles and 25
eeNHN fruFn 81 PETERSBURG 20
HAkana The CD mark wss 81
tmkgk and - gninutes.
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Navy Photo

Reds, Braves, Giants and Phillies,
in that order.
Bobby Shultz, an ardent base
ball follower, both local and ma
tional. says he predicts the Cards
and Tigers will enter the World
Series. At least have someone
who agrees with me.
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Most Seribes Pick
fanks And Cards
kEr VESTS ACuILAR DIFF
FEnss sAys TIGERS
AND CARDS

Ire MATURITY ~ the baseball
wfitsFs in the country give 1ha
Anssfiean League pennant 10 the
Yea reFk Yankees and the Ma.
lapnai League flag 30 the ST. Louis
Cardinals
tbs writer does NOT agree with
tiam az far as the junior circuit
isadeF h concerned. I am Of the
uninion shat the Boston Red Sox
end Detroit Tigers will be the
ehlha n buat out the Yanks and
ina 81 ssn9ah viii land on TOP
~ ne hxap. beloved By the Rcd
So end fanks. IN that order.
MmW's how ! believe the Ne
sonai League viii wind up the
Is season Cards. Cubs. Dodgers.
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Y
Baseball Dinmondbau &TM
essshmn Basketball Swimming taEB u
Tmmmla Golf Track H4K(~
High School COnch Nine Plays
Redland Today In Upstate Till

Mse $50 fi.8h S<hsaI's war;
- tg team wai pluy tbe
~ HNh shni squad io-
s 81 Ns@na
49, Wwal cas- altefnaon &ill
- HsesmanN MeAhef 3nsslp
49, aNstaasfs Tran tAe lo.
~ As - s6ainsl ilumasate n
s m AesNet lhe flying rs "A
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f# wtN4 NnmssNfa IL ne sec.
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49, WhF eant Key Nest
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High play It's games on weekends.
This would avoid missing classes
during school days. Games due
lng weekdays place a heavy
strain on some of the players in
continuing 20 Keep their grades
up high enough 60 be eligible for
membership on the team. May
something could be done aboIt
his for the benefit of the players,
the school and Key West in gen.
efal. We want a good team. but
not al the expense of the player
neglecting their education.
Weekend games would allow
the High School athletes to par
tielpate in baseball, basketball,
football or any other sport with
out hurting their studies.
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FOR ARMORED FORCE. VETS
Unusual opportunity for men with
previous service in an armored
force unit, including serv &c
type organizations with an ar.
mored force, to become mem.
bers of famous Hell on Wheels.
End Armored Division, now at
Camp Hood, Texas. Special
drive, now makes many men
eligible for, service with this,
unit. Openings available fer
limited time only. Investigate
opportunities, at once. Visit
US. Army Recruiting Office,
Room 228, Post Office Building,
Miami, Florida, without delay
mar29 BIT
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Danny Lastres Stars Against !.
Cincinnati;Iu Hitting Streak

panas LsslreA Key wasfs
mgt - ssammAasd baseball. starred
wsh the Tampa Smokers agaiuBt
o. emelnmaii Reds b team in
: Nsmse piayed Saturday al Plant
Nslf IN Tampa.
Lefty Cwyinwlon pitched the
fssil aanse faF the Smokers and
held tiae keds e. two singles In
thfee lnninaR ue struck out five.
smseMafa tisd tlae score in the
famAn a. l-all On Benny Fernan-
aNa Nspls - center and Damn :
t.aatfss atMihie b. lefs. From there
aa usAi ne Smokers were nell
seos9lsaa whils the Reds piled up
feH HEM FtsF@
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The "Jacinta" was second, with
sailing time of 81 hours, two
minutes and Ia seconds.
Away" took the minors in the
Class A section, with Starlight"
second. Class B honCrs went to
the cutter Don-E-Von.
First reports of the race, start
ing from St. Petersburg, showed
that:
Bicho Malo. II, owned by Mario
Bustamante of Cuba, got off to u
flying start, leading the rest of
the fleet, but the 75-foot schoon-
er "Gavieta", owned and sailed
~ Jesus Azqueta of Havana, was
gaining all the time.
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Danny was sensational at short
stop for the Smokers. He handled
seven assists and was credited
with just one error, a bad throw
10 second. Considering that q
rookie such as Danny would prob
ably play a nervous game against
his first major league team, Key
Vests Lastres did well by him
self.
Rodriguez at third handled two
putouts and three assists for the
Smokers.
Score by innings: R. H. l..
Smokers 900 100 000- Z 3
ID Reds ---- 00l $40 31x-l1 Is 0
Covington and Shire; Andrews
and Lakeman.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
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=
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;troller of the Currency, Treasut J
Dept, born in Phoenix, Mich, SO
years ago. ~
Rev. James Myers, industrial
secretary of the Federal Council,
Churches of Christ in America,
born at Owasco, N. Y, 81 years
ago.
John Russell Young of Wash
ington, D. c., journalist, Commits
sioner of the District of Columbia,
born there, "a years ago.
Silliman Evans of Nashville,
Tenn, newspaper publisher, born
in Joshua, Tex, So years ago.
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Gomez To Fight
| Schott At Tampa
EXPECTED TO DRAW AT
LEAST $4,000
GATE
BY PEDRO AGuILAR

Press reports reveal that Tom.
my Gomez. heavyweight from
Tampa, will trade leather with
Freddie Schott on a card to be
staged April Is at Tampa.
1t is expected that this figh.
will draw at least a $4,000 gate.
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Wanted-Unencumbered middle
aged lady, housekeeper. Room,
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Veronica Cecilia Price.
III PheniX Avenue,
West Warwick, Rhode Island.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 3rd day of May. A. D., 1916,
otherwise the allegations therein
will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in Key West, Flor
lila.
Done and Ordered this 1st day of
April, A. D., 1916. -
(SEAL2 ROSS C. SAWYER,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Florence +. Sawyer, ID. c.
THOMAS S. CARO-,
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
a-ve4g sApr2-9-l 6-23, 1916
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Wanted-All around beauticiaa.
StelPs Beauty Nook, 536 Flenn-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Paul Callihan,
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint, for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the 3rd day of May, A. ID. 1916,
otherwise the allegations D therein
will be taken as confessed. 4
This order to be published 4cnce
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key: West Citizen, news
ida. q
Done and Ordered this 1sts day Of
April, A. d. 1916. 50 3. rs '
(SEAL) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
By Mary Woodson, D. C.
THOMAS s. CARO-, -
Solicitor for the Plaintiff.
- 3 Apr2=9-16-23, 1916
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Wanted-Intelligent girl to work
part time as studio reception.st.
Hours 4 to 8 pm. Salary $40
per week. Apply in person.
Must be permanent resident.
Pilkington Studio, SIS Fleming
st. apr2- Ak
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MACHINERY
APARTMENT FOR RENT

Furnished apartment, no children.
no pets, no liquor. Phone 1874.
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Greatly increased wages for clerks
and messengers. Pleasant work.
ing conditions. Apply Western
Union. april If
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Numerous SOf,ball Teams !:
Ready To Organize Here

FfeaH repurts this writer has
heaFd around town there are GO
ina ta BE- many softhall teams
o. art.an mis- year AZ Bayvisw
FaGk
Fhe iatsst tally II the number
- piayNFs anxtotis 30 join teams
r*veaia that ksy West will have
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
= ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
, OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
4 IN AND, ron MONROE COUNTY.
81 IN CHANGERY. @A'.Tf 70
CASE No. 1862 q
KILLRAINE NEWTON, W.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
BILLIE G. NEWTON,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Billie C. Newton,
639 Keefer Place, N. w.
Washington, d. c.
1t is hereby Ordered that you
are required to appear on the Sth
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 Civ of Key West,
Monroe County. Florida, this eth
day of March, 1916.
(SeaD Ross c. Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
BY Mary X. Woodsor.
Deputy Clerk,
mars 1872 30 ;Apr.2, 1916
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
CFSE1V. q ~
CASE M. 1a-GT1
MAURICE ID. PRICE,
Plaintiff
vs.. DIVORCE
VERONICA CECILIA PRICE.
Defendant
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L.ECAL.S

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH. JUDICIAL CTRoUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
CASE We. G53
BEATRICE HINDE CALLAHAN,
Plaintiff
VS.. DIVORCE
PAUL CALLAHAN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02

two good loops composed of sew
On or eight teams each.
II Is now up to Dwight Hunter,
city recreation head, to call a
meeting and get things started.
The players will need about two
weeks of practice before league
schedules get underway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-04-02

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