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this type honestly prefers has
socks to the floor, again for the
sake of elegance. but they dare
not fall out of line, lest they lose
caste and let down the Floor
Sitting League.
The cream Of the floor-sittcrs.
however, belong to what we will
call Group Three. ~ Ultimate.
She is concentrated Sex. To all
intents and purposes. she Is the
counterpart of the old Roman
cOurtesans, and goes through the
same antics. To smoke q cigarette
it is necessary for her to lean far
back. arching her chest. half clos
ing her eyes and drawing in the
puffs in great. indolent brcaths:
she drinks her cocktail with head
bent forward so that she can
focus her haunting gaze upon the
nearest male: when neither
smoking nor drinking she must
still lean back. hands clasped be-
hind her head, eyes completely
closed and mouth half-opcncd:
every movement is slow and sug-
gestive: she takes little part in
the discussion gong on. as how
can she. busy as she Is with her
fascinating?
They are a race apart. these
FlOOr-Sitters. Don't get mixed
up with them unless you are pre-
pared TO do some marathon floor
sitting. They probably don't
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officer at the Key West Sub
marine Base.
Aug. 81. l945 the Howard w.
Gilmore got under way in COM
pany of 10 submarines and head
ed back to the United States,
carrying more than 1000 pass
engers for release from active
duty, arriving at Pearl Harbor
two weeks later.
She arrived at San Diego, Cal
ifornia. September IS, 1945. After
debarkinS 600 passengers the Gil
more departed tor the. Paname
Canal zone and arrived on Octo-
her 2. She temained in Balboa,
Canal Zone, for two days and
then headed north for -Tompkins-
vile. Staten Island, New York.
Visitors to, the base on Friday
will also have an opportunity to
inspect two submarines, the Gu
bera and the Sea Poacher. On
Friday the picture 1.-The Silent
Service" will be shown at build
ing 1872, inside the Southland St.
entrance. each hour beginning at
l p. m, with a final showing at
5 p. m.
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their knees and hold them firmly
thus. Sometimes, in the heat of
discussion of Franco and his poll
teal trickery, the arms unclasp
the knees and wave about wildly.
thereby upsetting the entire equi.
librium and necessitating a COM
plete Encouragement back to the
original position.
Female floor-Sitters are a race
unto themselves, and they have
divided and subdivided until
their groups are legion. They
have usually worked out atti-
tudes that will agree with their
general personality, or what they
have decided is their personal
ity, not always the same thing,
unfortunately.
There is the Little Girl type.
Women in their late thirtieS seem
to favor placing themselves in
this particular group, for some
reason. She wears her hair in
pigtails tied with baby ribbon
bows. a pinafore with several
girlish ruffles, ankle socks and
childish sandals. This attire for
some unaccountable reason also
requires the use of much jewelry,
usually heavy Hindu or Peruvian
type hommered silver or copper.
oversize earrings and rings with
exceptionally large, colorful
stones. This group gets itself into
every known and unknown posi-
ton while engaged in its floor
sitting, even going to the length
of lying straight out on their
stomachs and kicking sandaled
feet in the air in back of them.
This is a sight worth seeing-just
once. e"
Then we have the more sophis-
ticated and less spraWly type
They usually wear tailored slack
suits. an elaborate couture, and
the inevitable jewelry. They are
more careful how they sit down.
and always arrange themselves
in positions callseu lllated,to ishow
cff I,;,,l;oo o,srt ~ ~ fsntinl> So i 4
the nice crease'sihs The! sslacksstSI
best advantage. ThaXiia{E9s ,Hse,
holders for their cigarettes: stalSi
being necessary to fully complete
the elegant ensemble. They like
to have something Il: lean against:
preferably a mans knee, and
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inc embargo on Su9QI-DeetS.
l imagine the practice stems
from the "studio parties held
years ago in Greenwich Village.
New York City, when the earn
est would-be Bohemians got to-
gether nights to discuss Free
Love and drink gin that carried
an notwithstanding Gordon
label but was made overnight
in a bathtub in Brooklyn.
The forum usually consisted of
one dingy room with fake Orient
al decorations, an electric hot
plate on a plank resting on the
bathtub. This combination bath
kitchen concealed by a sleazy
batik hanging musty half-un-
made couch propped up with old
copies of The Nation, The New
Republic and New Yorker maya
zines; one rickety kitchen chair
painted a gaudy orange trimmed
with black or vice-versa, and a
bookcase containing the Bibles
of The Intelligensia of the day:
James Joyce's Ulysses" two An
tOle Frances, Tristan Shandy"
and allied literature which COM
prised the standard reading mat
ter for this progressive group of
mentally cropping nitwits.
The reason people sat on the
floor was that there wasn't anv
other place for them to sit. But
now, people apparanetly sit on
the floor purely from choice, and
the ilk contains both the male
and female.
Male floorlsitters are divided
loosely into two categories. Group
One is the bouncing youth, (rang-
ing anywhere from twenty to
sixty, who filings himself down
with enough vigOr to crash every
bone in his body, lets his hair, if
any, hang down over one eye in
debonair sort of way and
stretches himself to full length
with the upper part of his body's
weight resting on one elbow. No
statistics are at present available
concerning the measurement of
width and depth of callouses on
elbows resulting from this posi-
ton. but they are bound to be
considerable.
Group Two, less hardy, usually
sit squarely on their positions,
draw their knees up under their
chins, clasp their arms around
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y. OF HAVANA BEATS RAIDERS,
6O.49, III DAZZLING DISPLAY; TO
PLAY HIGH SCHOOL TONIGHT
IIulnbert Mira's 90 For Ii
4. Holes Wins Ringer Tourney

Humbert Mira with 60 strokes
for Is holes. won the Ringer"
Tournament held by the Key
West Golf Club for the past
month, it was announced today.
(The Ringer Tournament al
lows each contestant his best
score for each hole during, the
tournament period lasting one
monthly
Mira's score was IL points un-
der par and consisted of ten bird
les and an eagle. Humbert's long
driving brother. Jimmy, was the
runner-up with a 81, including
10 brides.
Third place ended in tie be-
tween DR.. John B. Hayes and
Harry knight. each with nine
under par, 63's. DR.. Hayes shot
nine brides while knight had
seven brides and an eagle on the
long 500 yard par five, the only
one scored during the tourna-
ment.
The No. l hole, ass yard. par
S, was birdied and eagled more
than any other. Humbert Mira
and Glenn Price having had
eagles. Jimmie Mira and DR..
Hayes were the only players to
score Brides on the second hole,
A0S
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ZZZZZZZI
u. of HnUn1.n
Plays Macy Today,
Clowns Tomorrow

The crack University of
Havana baseball team will take
the field against a U. S. Navy
nine at $3.50 p. m. today at
nicipal Stadium in its second
Jose Marti Week appearance
and tomorrow against the Key
West Colored Clowns at the
same hour.
The Cuban Collegians were
impressive at bat in their first
appearance Monday when they
routed the Pirates. II to 2. but
made seven errors.
They conclude their fiesta
series here Saturday at 4:30
pm. when they play the Key
West All.Stars at the Sta.
dunn.
=
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Today's Anniversaries
(Know America)

l794-Matthew c. Perry, the
naval officer who opened Japan
to the world, born in Newport, r.
]. Died March 4, 1858.
l806-Leonidas Polk, Pc. bish-
OPP and church builder of South
west, founder of University of the
South. fighting Confederate lieu
tenant-general, born at Raleigh,
N. c. Died in battle, June IA,
1864.
l827-Lew Wallace, Union gen.
eral, author Of "Ben-H ur", born
at Brooksville, Ind. Died Feb. Is,
1847-(100 years ago. Joseph
Pulitzer. famed newspaper pub
Usher, who made his New York
World a great influence the coun-
try over, born in Hungary. Died
Oct. %, 1911
l868-George Arliss, famed
English-American actor, born in
London. Died there, Feb. S, 1916.
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SPORTS and
RECREATION

Observation-Disclosures"
SWlMMING-South Beach, south
end of Duval Street.
DEEPSEA FISHING-Gulf Dock,
west Caroline Street; Craig
Dock, north end of Grinnell
Street.
BASEBALL-Daily spring train
ing workouts of Miami Tour
lists (Florida International
League) and games every
Saturday, Sunday at Munich
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
- a, and 14th Street. No admis-
sion charge to workouts.
GOLF-Municipa1 Golf Course,
Stock Island.
TENNIS-Bayview Park on Di-
vision Street (day and night
facilities).
observation-disclosures courts
. at South Beach and Bayview
Park.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Park.
S1UFFLEBoARD - Bayvie W
Park and South Beach.
PICNICKINCs-Tables at Bay
view Park. IS
CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND -
Bayview Park.
COMFORT sTATIoNS-Bayview
Park.
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Cuban Collegians Show Fast Brand
Of Basketball; Use Is Men
After Taking 1873 Lead
GENE SkACCS TOPS In!
AaDssINC WITH l6]
VTs., GOOD CROWD
At GYM

Kry West basketball fans were
siven one of their best treats OF
she isa6-s7 season last night
when the fast University Of Ha-
vsna five handed the Red Raid
sTs q so-4s defeat at the high
srhnel gym. A good-sized crowd
attended the game. opening the
cuhsn coIlegisns' four-night Jose
M.rti week stand here.
I'm tonight's contest the visi-
ssrs play Key West High at 8
s'eisck. Coach N. II. Pepper. busy
Nth the high school baseball
tram. Was not sure earlier this
week what his lineup would be
l.us n is possible that the Conchs
wlll In reinforced with some adj
dsfisnai strength. since the otfici-
"a hsEh school season has ended.
The Cubens gave q dazzling
Display az ball handling which
kad she fans goggle-eyed. The
nd Raiders were at the peak OF
shrir game and gave the visitors
. tough battle. Gene Skaggs led
ske scorins for both teams with
- posnts but ouinterro. flashy
havana forward. set the pace
Ssssn the floor with seven bask-
s1k.
Havana jumped 10 an 1873 lead
N mr. first quarter. which prov.
q % be Just about the winning
m.rgsn. The Raiders cut the lead
. pcsns In the second period
whseh ended. 3i-22. In the third
Wrsod the key Westcrs again
Si@ycd their opponents even and
DGss.ns only had an 8-point lead
sr.sns INTO the last period. :.
Th< visitors used - men and
she Raiders n.
The boa -sc0rc: 4
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Mrs. Fadden Leads
W sDulnen I'm Bowling

The USo Service Wives Club
hcld their weekly bowling meet
Al the sub base Tuesday morning.
G..rascita Fadden. 1870. was high
sewcr: Jeanne Reynolds. second
plare. ia: Virginia Schuman.
10. and sue NJ. Smith. li9. tied
Go third place.
Other players were the mes
dafBes Jean Carrico. Grace Mas
eT. Myrtle Brsektl. Sue ID. Smith.
Vera Wood. Anne Thompson,
t:rsce Berry. Truddic Clark. and
h~r guests NJ. b. Lowe and r. +.
Mclaughlin. .tts.
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Merchants
And WV. Win
! AT Softball

The Key West Merchants de-
feated Adams Dairy, Z to 2, and
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
drubbed USS. Gilmore, 10 to 4,
in exhibition softball games last
night at Bayview Park.
The Merchants won, despite be-
ing held to two hits by Sue Crit
fen, one a homer by A. Cabot
and the other a bunt that went
for hit by Claude Valdez.
In the field. Sands and Ster-
ling were the best for the losers,
and Cabot, Brost and: Beiro for
the winners.
! In the nightcap, VFW outhit
the Gilmore IL to z. -
: At bat, Joe Mira had three for
four and Osterhoudt and G. VAL
DEE each hit two safely. For the
losers, Richards and Schucht
each hit two safely.
In the field, Singer and Papa
zian were the best for the losers,
Valdez, Albury and Castro for
the winners.
Score: R. H. E..
Adams Dairy 100 0l0 o. 5 3
Merchants -, 100 05l x-7 2 0
:. s. Griffen and Villareal; Valdez
and Brost.
Score: r. H. E..
Gilmore .-.--.-- 020 OO2 O. z 3
WV --..--.-..- O41 COS x--1O IL /
Porter, Armanson, Fleming and
Fallon; F. Tynes and Castro.
I Two-base hits: Schucht, Rich
ards, Osterhou6t, Mira; stolen
bases: Mira 2, Osterhoudt 2, VAL
DEE, Tynes, Richards; struck out:
by Tynesp7, by Porter 8; bases
on balls: off Tynes 4, off, Porter
y, ,Armanson l; hits: off Porter 8
in S innings; .umpires: F. Villa
real and M. Varela, - ~,
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THE INI'ELLICENTSIA
l. FlOOr-Sitters
BY NINA LESLIE CALLEJA

THERE hos within the post ten sprung in midst
OF confirmed oorsi These people can be read
lily recognized by their actions upon entering There
be chos solo, hossocks and three low tobes
which they could perch comfortably but they prompl
pop themselves down the floor and oonge themselves @
uncomfortable but picturesque positions and proceed to to
impress each other with their modernity brlonce and
plete with any subject from Mohomo Gondh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
hXtPAtiyh Center

The movie '.Blond Alibi" will
be shown at St. .Mary's Parish
Center. .l021 Duval street, on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. I
,, Servicemen !. and parishioners
are invited to attend. Admission
is free.
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frce throws missed: SkaRgs 5.
nsbcFts 4. Llanuzs I. Aguilar I,
sszTeis .. Gutierrez I. Campos 2;
psFxonal fouls committed: Villa
real !. Alonzo I. Skaggs I. Rob.
sFtS o. Arnold 2. Sawyer 3. G..
Barber 2 Llanuza I. Aguilar I.
I.ianeros .. Witt 2. Lage 8. Co.
teEe 4. Gutierrez I. Cabrera 2.
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want you. anyway. Msylw SO
are q resctionsry lske ! era. S.
need q Rood. siufdy chan. ~sa 60
softer the eashion th<w.n. e.
better.
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The ancient Greeks and Ro-
mans used cork for floats and life
pleSerVerS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-09

Authorities disagree as te
whether coffee originated in Abys-
sinia or Arabia,
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Ss,flball Games
nem~xsUsS Dark

THURSDAY
T.3o-independents VS.. Naval
Hospital.
s:eo-Bob's Sports Shop VS..
American Legion.
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The poison IN poison ivy is an
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soIoR sa5seb sPTsThSs PPTnsThSsTERpermanent employmsnt;
desired Write Boz 53.G. aa,,.n. Star, 20 20.
ans sHao soed ssars oa
cDHPIEa cSRHHPanIiEmeeo good cook-chambermaid; house,
laundry Iaundramat): must be expert
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floor suite: $3.50. EN-. 1894. 25
TARMEE AMP WIFE ever 20 ma 10 eRIsren Wiz e.
ssuss &c shz zppls SeNS 1921 'sif[s h st. SI eSfo
REFINED GENTLEMAN or lady to ride
use bride paths. by Madeira School ier
Girls; English saddle and bridie h,,iu iurn'ssneH
BERRY. Mclean. Va. Daleview s25,J-l.
with experience and good judgment. able
to assume responsibility; fast and accurate
with tipping and shorthand; some knowiedge
OF accounting preferred but not REQUIRED:
splendid opportunity and many company
benefits; good starting salary. Cali Oh.
7122 personnel. 20
perience, references and salary expected.
Pf sTPfEN;,o5GRAPHER-CLERK; A hours. per
week. PULLMAN CO.. Room 210 Union
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS, need 2 expert
enced. to work from. our ofice; permanent:
good salary and working conditions. Pnone
TYPIsT@Experienced typist and stencil
cutter; excellent opportunity for right
person: salary aceordins to eSperissncs
nRAKE nRps Z DuPIIcATfNG SERVICE. -26
WOMAN OR Ex-SERvICEMAN. white, for
part time. cAsTELL's GRILL. 233 T.
sEST aStTo'v VOCAL INSTRUCTION if you sing
in our sonthsastern University Choral Se
opportunity for serious members. No
charge. Give voice and phone number.