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Justice Aide 10 Give
Lecture on Germany

Ell E. Nobleman OF the Justice
Department will give the fourth in
a series of public administration
lectures sponsored by the Agricul-
ture Department graduate school
at $40 pm. Tuesday in the Agri-
culture Department auditorium.
Mr.. Nebleman will discuss prob
lens of military government admin
istration in Germany, particularly
in regard to the reorganization OF
the German judicial system in the
United States zone.
The speaker assisted in the re-
organization and supervision of the
German judicial system in Bavaria
and served as chief of the German
courts branch and later chief of the
military government courts branch
of the legal division of the Office
of Military Government in Bavaria
Representative Kefauver, Demo-
crat, of Tennessee, who was sched-
uled originally to speak next Tues
day will lecture on November 49,
His subject will be the relationships
between executive agencies and
Congress during the war.
Other charges in the series are
as follows:
The lecture by Neil Dalton, for
merly director of domestic opera
tions, Office of War Information, on
Informing the Public" originally
scheduled for November S, will be
given November A.
"Washington-Field Relationships, I"
by Charles S. Ascher. regional hous-
ing expediter, National Housing
Agency, originally scheduled for
November 10, will be given No
vember 26.
Lessons Of the War: A Sum-
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that prefabricators will do well to
meet half the trimmed-down figure
by the end OF the year.
Four Chief Factors.
Four reasons are assigned for the
disappointing total:
/. The length of time needed for
manufacturers to tool up"
2. The critical materials shortage.
8. The time needed to recruit and
train workers and arrange for dis
tribution.
4. Delay in enactment of the guar
anteed markets plan through which
the Government undertakes to en-
courage mass production by agree
ing to buy percentage of manu-
facturer's production If 1t cannot
be sold elsewhere.
Guaranteed markets legislation
was not approved until May 3d.
AS for the 1947 program, MIA
hopes are high.
OF the 100000 target, 100000 units
are expected to be made of alumni
mum, 100000 of steel and 100000 of
concrete, with the remaining 300, 900
Evening star., 1946-10-19

| to be Of the longer-established ply
wood and wood types.
To smooth the way for entrance
Of q number Of airplane companies
into the prefab field, Robert A.
Irwin, head of NHA's industrial
housing branch, and William v.
Reed. chief of the technical branch,
flew TO the West Coast this week to
meet with airplane firm executives.
They will talk about the possibilities
of guaranteed markets contracts.
Up to now, two such contracts
have been signed in which the Gov
ernment agrees to unGerwrite pro-
duction of 10000 houses. One of the
manufacturers is in production; the
other is not.
Fifty-three prefabricators have SO
far applied for guaranteed markets
agreements. A total Of ITS prefab-
ricatcrs have set up shop and have
been approved by MIA to get prior
F., tiles on materials. Only a COM
parative few are in production, and
of those actually building houses
none is yet turning out more than
small token of the output needed
to put the prefab program across.
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Radiator Reflector.

@. Will a piece of sheet iron
covered with aluminium paint, and
placed back of radiator, have the
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same effect as aluminium foil In re-
fiecting heat into room?
A. 1t will not have rs much bril-
liancy, and therefore will not reflect
as much heat. But 1t will be much
better than having no reflector at
all. Get the most brilliant aluminium
paint that you can find. Good re-
suits can be had with two coats OF
brilliant aluminium on heavy wrap
ping paper.
India Ink Stain.
@. Is there commercial product
for removing the stains made by
India ink? Some of this ink was
spilled on linen several weeks ago
A. That type of ink is usually
considered indelible, and I should
not advise you to try home methods
of removal. Take the linen to good
drycleaning establishment, and ex-
plain the nature of the ink stain.
tRe.eased by Consolidated News Features
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Open Today, 2 pm. to S pm.
Open Sunday, IL am. to s pm.
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First Aid
CONTINUED From Page BID

a hot solution of trisodium phos-
phate darge paint store) in water,
three pounds to the gallon. For a
vertical surface it can be made into
a paste, by MIXING the "tristo" with
twice as much fuller's earth or whit
ing, adding only enough water to
make a soft paste. Spread thickly,
and allow to remain for half-hour.
After scraping off the varnish with
clear water, rinse thoroughly and
allow to dry.
If necessary, smooth with sand
paper and dust off. Then apply a
coat of aluminium paint, and finish
with enamel undercoater and final
coat of enamel. This method should
give good results, unless there is a
mahogany stain on the woodwork.
In that case, it may be necessary to
bleach out the stain before painting.
Painting A House.
@. Is October too late in the year
to do some painting on the outside
of house?
A. You can paint at any time
when whatever you are painting is
thoroughly dry and reasonably
warm. There are likely to be
stretches of dry days in October
during which the moisture in wood
work will dry out. But nights may
be damp; do not start painting so
early in the morning that dampness
has not dried out.
Temperatures should be at least so
degrees. Do not wait to paint
porch floor until so late in the
autumn that leaves from nearby
trees will fall over the wet paint.
Radiator Reflector.
@. Will a piece of sheet iron
covered with aluminium paint, and
placed back of a radiator, have the
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Out Mass Aue. to 2fst st. NV, right one
block north to Hillver Place, right to home.
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Dean Price to Give ToIk

Dean Hugh G. Price of the newly
established Montgomery Junior Col
lege will be the guest speaker at a
meeting Of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase. Branch of the American
Association of University Women to
be held in the Recreation Center on
Norwood drive Monday evening at
8 o'clock.
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Prefubs
Continued From Page B-1D

How many have been completed on
sites is not known
The tagging rate of prefab pro-
duction has been matter of con-
siderable concern to MIA. In fact,
not long ago the 1916 factory built
goal was revised downward from
$50 900 to 100000. Now it appears
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mary" by Herbert Ernmerich, de-
rector, Public Administration Clear
ing House, originally scheduled for
November 26, will be given Decen-
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= SPORTS u
Baseball Diamcndhnll VIVIAN
Football Basketball . SWIMMING s%fB al
Tennis Golf Track FTajSAg0
LaStres Pitches Raiders
To AT Win Over Airrnen

Gabe Lastres pitched the Red
Raiders TO lat victory over the
Eastern Air Lines nine last night
at Miami Field. The triumph
earned the Raiders a split in their
invasion Of Miami over the week.
end. They bowed to the Miami
All Stars Sunday in the Dade
County League opener, "a.
Raiders got into Goose Goss-
man. EAL starter, for six runs in
the second inning on five walks
and two hits. From then on, it
was a Raider bali game. They
scored in every inning except the
third
EALs got to Lastres for four
runs in the sixth on four hits, and
after that he handcuffed them on
one hit the next three innings.
Lastrss, a little wild at times.
struck out IL men and walked
nine. He was tight in the pinch
es. however. leaving the bases
loaded twice. Little Flash"
Arnold starred both afield and at
bat for the Raiders, collecting
three safeties in three official
trips TO the plate.
Raiders bowed to the Miami
All Stars Sunday in their league
debut 4-8. Herbie Young, All
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LEAGUE SCHEDULES
SUNDAY CONTESTS

In the opening game of a base
ball doubleheader to be played
Sunday at Municipal Stadium,
Red Raiders will welcome the
Merril1-Steve baseball nine
from Miami at 100 pm.
1t is expected that Lefty Baker
will start on the mound for the
Boatmen and Gabriel Lastres for
the Raiders. These clubs are
members of the Dade County
Baseball League.
In the nightcap, Key West
Conchs will pit their baseball
knowledge and prowess against
the Lake Worth Ramblers at $3.50
pm.
Lefty Russun will probably
shoulder the pitching duties for
the invaders. He is the same
moundsman who shutout the last
Key West nine that visited Lake
Worth on Labor Day of 1941. The
late Harry Wickers toed the slab
for the locals at that time.
Conchs will probably start Puby
Carbonell against the Ramblers
Sunday, with Joe Navarro on the
receiving end.
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NAVY NEWS BRIEFS
Hartman Makes His Annual Summer Resolutions

Now that summer has arrived
it is time for, me to make my
annual resolutions.
Most people do their resolving
around the first of the year, but,
me, 1 do mine about this time of
the calendar; and for very good
reasons, too, as they have to do
with baseball and golf.
Whereas l do enjoy watching
game of baseball or doing
eighteen holes in something re-
sembling par, / still insist that
baseball and golf are diseases,
instead of sports.
The baseball fan and the golf
enthusiast are part and parcel of
the same decay. For several
months during the summer they
are transformed into one-track
boxes who see, hear and smell
nothing but baseball and golf.
The condition wouldn't be so
bad if they would refrain from
examining their seasonal mania
down the threats of everyone
with whom they come in contact.
In our little Island City this
mania runs the gan1ut of seasons,
but is especially prevelant at this
time of the year.
| ask you: Did you ever try to
do business with Dodger fan
on an afternoon Brooklyn was
playing either the Giants or
Yanks? Or did you ever attempt
serious conversation with golf
er the evening following the
afternoon he was so many under
par on the Whoosis course?
1 tell you one is as wacky as
the other, and neither can re-
strain himself from imparting his
Weakness to anyone within ear
shot.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07

Galehouse, Shirley, Milnar and
Aiancuso; Ferriss and McCab.
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Star pitcher, scattered seven hits
land was tingy in the pinches. He
struck out three and walked four
to notch his first win. Ken Mead
Eiors started for the Raiders but
was relieved in the ninth by c.
Albury. He Whitfield four All
passed three. Raiders played err
ratio ball and could not overcome
the lead which they handed the
All Stars in the fourth. Bowden
Castillo led the victors' attack
with two hits in four official tries.
Jim Albury topped the losers
with two out of five.
Raiders tackle Merrill Stevens
nine here Sunday in a double-
header at the Municipal Stadium.
Two other teams will clash in
the other half of the twin BILL
Merrill Stevens won its first game
of league play.
Scores of the Raiders weekend
games:
All Stars - 100 400 1908 II 8
Raiders - 002 DOL Olo-4 7 6.
Young and Keener; Meadors,
c. Albury (9) and Roberts.
EAL --.-.-,- 100 0O4 000- z 8 9
Raiders : 100 112 12x-l4 9 8
Gossman, Mayo (2), King (8)
and Lindgren; G.. Lastres and
Roberts.
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And so, this year, when / am
enjoying a cool glass of sarspar-
lila, spiked, of course, and a
stranger accosts me with "Say,
what did the Cards do in the
last half of the SEVENTH" / sol
EMMY resolve to cease being my
polite self.
In the past, yea, thousands of
times in the past, when such
questions have ben hurled at me,
l have been a gentleman and
merely replied: Sorry, ole man,
/ didn't hear" This, of course,
wouldn't end the one-sided con-
versation because the questioner
would proceed to tell me every
thing that has happened up to
the last half of the seventh and
what was the batting average
back in 1916 of Joe Zolunki who
in today's game had made an
error in the first of the fourth
No, this summer I resolve to
be a man; and when some bat
and glove screwball asks me how
did the Cards do in the last half
of the seventh I will reply: 'Who
the devil cares?"
The same goes for the guy who
wants me to spend a solid half
hour hearing how he managed
to wangle his way out of that
sand trap in three strokes. No,
let's see, now, it was four strokes.
Yes, that's right. Four strokes,
but he should have made it in
three because of bla bla bla ct
cetera. To this specia of nuisance
I will interrupt likewise, after
his first sentence, with a "Who
the devil cares?"
It's resolution day for me, and
1 guess you don't care do you?
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THE LOW DOWN
HICKORY GROVE

This Mr.. Porter fellerf who is
now a big snort in OPA and do
ing his best to prove that he is
indispensable-he says theN U.S.A.
would go to the dogs if his big
stick is whitfield down, byA even
a shaving. Says it would cost the
people 2 billion in higher prices
per annum-that is 1000 million.
But you know, there is one thing
that you can say for the gent
he is the first guy in Govt. job
who has said that 1000 million
really amounts to anything, and
is not just chaff.
So / run my pencil through the
sharpener and put down the fig
ures on what it is now costing us
to keep our 2 million extra folks
on the Govt. payroll to watch out
for us. and the answer is S billion
per annum-5000 million SO if
we would up and scuttRe : OPA
and 100 or 1000 other outfits-and
tear down the buildings where
they been roosting, so they have
no place to sneak back into-we
could pay out 2 billion in higher
prices and on top of same, save
3 billion bucks. And that amount
would mean half dozen pairs of
shorts for every man and 2 or 81
girdles for the little woman. All
free. And the chances of getting
same, would be better versus like
now by standing in line and be
lucky if you get one pound of
margarine.
Yours with the low down,
10 SIERRA.
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Blind BOgie Tourney
attracts 81 Players

Blind Bogie golf tournament
played over the weekend at the
Key West Golf Club attracted 81
players.
First prize I'D was won by E.
E. Gross, Rogers, Walter Vinson,
j. w. Dutrick and Andy Parks.
Second prize (72) went to Glenn
Price and Fielder Elbertson.
Low gross was won by Andy
Parks, with an SO, while consola-
ton prize was taken by Miss Haz-
ell Yeldell.
Miss Yeldell is civilian en-
ploye of the Navy now, but dur
ing the war served as a member
of the WAVES.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
ALUMINIUM AND STAINLESS
STEEL. MOULDINGS

We are now carrying a full line
of aluminium and stainless steel
mouldings for use as sinl.
rims; cabinet trimmings and
edging; trimming and mould
ings for show cases, bars, and
counters; stripping for linole1m
on floors, drain boards, table
tops and cupboards; edging for
carpets, rugs and doorways;
stair nosings; wall trims and
threshold plates. Come in and
look at our samples. Peppers
Plumbing Supplies, 512 Elem
ing, may1-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07
Golf Championship Set;
Games To Start Saturday

Joe Lopez, Key West Golf Club
professional. has announced that
the four-ball team golf champion
ship viii start Saturday.
Qualifying round will get UNI
derwsy on that date and continue
through Sunday.
The lowest Is teams will then
be eligible to participate in the
tournament.
According to Lopez, there will
be time-limit of one week al
lowed to play-off each individual
match.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07

IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
Estate of
ALBERT ]. BORNEMAN,
Deceased.
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:
Christine Weitzel
90l Aliens Lane
Evansville, Indiana
The Unknown Spouse of Albert
j. BOrneman, deceased, if he was
married on the date of his death.
All persons claiming any bene-
ficial interest in the Estate of
Albert J. Borneman deceased.
You are hereby notified that a
Petition has been filed in said
Court praying for an order of this
Court finding and adjudging the
property of the Estate of Albert
J: Borneman, deceased, and the
shares and amounts which they,
respectively, are entitled to re-
ceive, and you are hereby required
to file your written defenses there
TO within forty (40) days after the
first publication of posting hereof.
Should you fail therein, Decree
will be entered in due course upon
said Petition.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of said Court at Key West, Mon
roe County, Florida. this eth day
of May, A. d. 1876.
(sd) RAYMOND r. LORD
County Judge, in and for
Monroe County, Florida.
y7-14-21- IS, 1916
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Favorable Winds
Ao0aited By YoscI

Yawl Gypsy, owned by j. L.
Peterson, former training officer
with the Coast Guard at Seventh
Naval District Headquarters, is
in Key West, and trip is plan
ned to Tortugas with her.
! Due to light winds, Mr.. Peter
son said that he will not attempt
the trip until a good breeze
springs up. He had light winds
in sailing her down. from Miami.
The Yawl is Baltimore built and
is at the Porter Dock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07

Entries, which now total 81
golfers, are being accepted at the
golf club, and pairings will be
announced May 10. This is not a
handicap tournament--the best
team will win.
Should the event prove success
full and popular, it will be made
into an annual affair. Both the
Army and Navy have many en-
tries, and those who have not yet
entered are asked to do so.
There will be many prizes Civ
en- in the tournament besides those
to the winner and runner-up.
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Bolts Played
Stetson Game
Back In 1901

Assistant U. S. Attorney
Bolts who conducted the
prosecution this morning in
The case of the. fans stolen
from the Navy. played the
first intercollegiate football
game at Stetson in 1901.
He hasn't gained a pound
in 40 years and looks very
trim. MIR. Bolts holds the job
George Smathers. now run
ming for representative from
the Fourth Congressional
district. held before going in
to the service.
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WANTED TO RENT

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apartment; quiet locality desir-
able; with refrigerator, hot wa
ter and gas or electric stove.
For Lt.-Comdr., wife and two
months-old child. A permanent
resident. Write Box ABB, co
Citizen. may6-3tx
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YankS' Win Streak Stopped
By Sox In 2tol Victory

NEW YORK, May THE To-
cal representative in the junior
major league, the Yankees, hid
their five-game winning streak
stopped by the Chicago White
S0x yesterday afternoon when.
Thornton Lee pitched and battedi
home the winning run to give his
team a 2-l victory.
Detroit Tigers edged out the
lowly Philadelphia Athletics, 81.
Jim Outlaw, of the Tigers, hit a!
homer in the Shibe Park bleach
ers.
Washihgton's four rum squirt
staged in the sixth inning was the
browning blow in their IA tri-
umph over the Cleveland In
dams.
Boston Red Sox crushed the.
ST. Louis Browns in a double bill
scoring rs, 5-4 verdicts, enabling
Them to lead the league by three
fun games. FERRIS and Dobson
went the route in each game and
were credited with the victories.
There were no games scheduled
IN the National League yester-,
day.
Results of che American League
contests:
At New York r. H. E.
Chicago ---------.------------------ 2 IL U
New York ---------------------- l 8 l.
Lee and fresh; Bevens and
Dickey.
Az Philadelphia r. II. f..
Detroit ----------------------- 3 III z
PHILADELPHIA ----------------- l 6 O
Marchildon, Knott and Rosar;
Trucks and Richards.
Al Washington r. II. E.
Cleveland ------------------------- z 10 z
Masterson, Scarborough and
Evans; Gromek, johnson, Ferrick,
Black and Hayes.
First Game
AT Boston X. h. Z.
St LOIS --------------------------5 IL l
Boston ------------------ z IA. o
Galehouse. Shirley, Milnar and
Alancuso; Ferriss and McCab.
Second Game
AT Boston X. n. Il.
st. Louis --------------------4 1
Boston ---------.-- 5 ii 2
Miller, Ferens and Mancuso'
DObson and Wagner.
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SAWYER LEAVES NAVY

Milton E. Sawyer, Jr., AMMO,
1881 Washington street, has been
honorably discharged from the
U. S. Navy, according to the pub
lie relations office at Shoemaker
center. Cal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07

Three-bedrcom house IN residen-
tial section. Lot 1872 deep and
40' wide, plus additional lot 49,
by 49,. This attractive offer is
priced to sell. Apply Citiz IN
Office. apr4 If
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-05-07

The tallest building in the
United States outside New York
City is the Terminal Tower in
Cleveland, So stories and 708 feet
in height.
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LEGALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1906
CHARLES NJ. NORMAN,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARY E. NORMAN,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: Mary f. Norman,
ia North Broad Street,
Clinton, South. Carolina. Z
You are hereby required to .ap-
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 23rd day of May,
A. y. 1916, otherwise the allega-
tions therein will be taken as con-
fessed.
This order is to be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen, a news
paper published in the City of Key
West. Florida.
fessed.
Done and Ordered this goth day
of April a. y. 1916.
(Circuit Court
SeaI) Ross C Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida.
By: Mary X. WoodSon,
Deputy Clerk.
(sd) ALLAN B. CLEARS, JK.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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