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the splendid dance music.
Mademoiselle Renee Blum
eneau. recently arrived from
France. acted as hostess and grac-
ed the Ball in her attractive Paris
gown. enhanced by tropical
corsage. Mile. Blumeneau, teach
er of French and aesthetic dane
ing, is the youngest member of
the faculty.
.Marioposa entertained the stu
dents and the teachers during
the intermission. The audience
enthusiastically clapped for en-
core after encore, as Mile. Mimi
rendered these popular French
songs in costume, ending with
London's popular music-hall fav-
orite, Burlington BERTHE" (now
on the screen in Mother Wore
Tights"O.
In the morning there was the
University parade of the students,
led by the school band in their
glamorous red uniforms. This eff
fective parade tied up all the
downtown traffic in the noon
hour, but no one in Tampa seemed
to mind. In fact, they all enter
ed into the fun. Bademoiselle
Mimi. and Mademoiselle Renee
had the honor of riding in the first
car of the parade with the
Queen of the Tampa Univer-
sity" and Queen of the Royal
American Show Lulubell
Stalldecker. Miss Stalldecker, a
student, was a member of the
cast in the college show that aft
ernoOn.
Miss Blumeneau's dance class
displayed their talents also, doing
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} HOTELS, EATING
Continued From Page One


manager, assuming the position
of chairman of the Division.
In view of the Association and
the Chamber conducting similar
programs, that of seeking to
bring more tourists to this city,
it was felt, that stronger pro-
gram. can be adopted by the
!two organizations Joining for
ceS.s e.,
On December 2, the Chamber
will, conduct a city-wide finan-
cial campaign for the purpose of
raising funds to finance tour
list publicity program. Two giant
sign boards are to be erected on
Highway number | on the lower
East Coast. a tourist informa-
ton center is to be established
in Miami, and quantity of Key
West photos and advertising lit
erature is being ordered for dis
tribution.
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Reds Transplant
Cernany's
Naval Yards

BERLIN.-(AP).-The Rus
slams are reconsfructing Ger
manY's largest submarine
building yard. Deschimag in
Bremen. which they have re-
ceived as PREPARATIONS. in the
Black Sea port of Nikolaev.
American officials report.
Dismantling of the Deschi.
mag works is practically COM
plete. officials said.
Equipment from the former
German naval base at Will
helmshaven. which the Rus
slams also are receiving as
reparations. repeatedly is be-
ing taken to the Barents Sea
near Murmansk for reassem.
bly,. Informants said each
piece of equipment is being
mounted on heavy timber so
it can be skidded easily
across ice and snow.
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Name Chairn,en
St. PauI's Bazaar
November 24-25

Mrs. James MacConnell has
formed her committees for the
1947 annual church bazaar of
st. Pauls Episcopal church, with
the following chairmen appoint
ed: 49,
Program, Joe Allen; Program
ads, Albert DiNegro; tickets,
Mrs. Mary Sweeting: pricing,
Miss Marguerite Hilton; supper,
Mrs. Milton Sawyer; fish pond,
Mrs. Hilda Sands; apron booth,
Mrs. Ivadel Pinder;;: fancy work
booth, Mrs. Emma Ayala; cake
booth, Mrs. Eva Navarro; plant
booth. Mrs. Violet Landuyt and
Mrs. Ellen Tynes; hot dogs and
drinks, st. Paui's vestry;
White elephant booth, Mrs. Stel-
la Curry; tar baby booth, SEMI
or church school; omnibus booth,
Mrs. James H. Mcdonnell; rec
tors booth, Rev. Mcdonnell;
marionettes, Mrs. Clifton Bailey;
baby show, Mrs. Glenwood
Sweeting; publicity, Mrs. Will
helmina G, Harvey.
This year the bazaar is being
held on Monday and, Tuesday,
November "a and rs In addition
to the regular bazaar. a marin
cite show, featuring the children
of the Primary Department of
the church, will be presented at
the Parish hall on Monday, No
vember "a. :'s~ .','' ..'-'.'
A baby show will be in prog
ress on both Monday. and Tues
day. 49, :. /. ,.l..
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Jaycee's Active
+: In Clean Up
Drive In City

Henry Higgs, chairman of the
Jaycees cleanup committee,
announced today that the city of
Key West scavenger department
will furnish free pickup of all
grass, weeds and miscellaneous
debris, that will be accumulated
by. residents cleaning up their
property. Trash should be piled
on sidewalks in such a manner
as not, to interfere with either
pedestrians or. automobile traf-
fic. In addition to this free SER
vice the Key West Garden and
Lawn, Supply Company has on
hand a, large varied assortment
OF garden seeds which will be
distributed free to anyone inte-
rested in calling at the store.
Higgs. also pointed out to the
residents, that, under present or
dinances it is the duty of the
property owner to clean side
walks in front of his property.
=, In the cleanup drive, a Satur-
day, morning matinee will be
held at;the Monroe theatre at 10
O'Clock: Admission to children
Under. IA +years will be IS rusty
tin-cans: Last week more than
1000, tin cans were collected in
that way, ..'
The Key West Junior Cham
Der Of Commerce, Higgs said
urges, every. property owner to
cleanup, and fix-up his proper
w, So
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EDWIN TREVOR

Continued From Page Cne) 4~
Trevor's appointment of :. Kemp
as Chief of Police over LOUIS
Eisner who resigned immediate
ly after King rendered in. his
resignation. -
Commissioner Demeritt: The
people have spoken, 4 have. serv-
ed faithfully for two years, /
was the only commissioner who
never missed a meeting. I've
been here for, 81, years and start
ing as a barefoot boy have gone
as high as anyone in the COM
munity. In the selection of a
city manager, remember that
engineers are numerous. They
are a dime a Dozen, What we
need is a qualified administra-
tor. Charles Roberts, for in
stance, is first class admins
traitor. >.s. :. ...'-.. =.
1.-THE commissioners should
select a City Manager from the
International Association of City
Managers. A man with expert
ence. 1t is true, that / was, angry
at Dave King, but in company
with Judge Esquinaldo did try
for an hour and d half to- per-
suade him to, remain. ~, p.
1.-The city manager should be
man with intestinal fortitude.
A man who can say yes or no
and mean it. If Dave King would
accept the Job as city manager
he would sacrifice himself on
the altar of public service.
"The Mayor in the commits
sion form of government is as
near nothing as you can ever
be. I ask that you give the. new
commission your hearty cooper
alton" ..
Commissioner Dion: >"I thank
you for your vote, and ask that
you aid us to give Key West g
good government. I worked un-
der Mr.. King in the Tax Assess
or's office. Tax assessments are
now similar to those in the
county. accepted the tax asses.
or's position at loss in finances
and in health. Our. actions to.
night all tend to consolidation
which will reduce city admins
tration expenses.
Mayor Adams: Il don's con
slider the vote given me as one
of personal popularity. l have
sincere desire for the progress!
of Key West. All remuneration
that I receive while in the com
mission shall be given to the
Monroe County high school ath
letic fund. Don't expect us tt
perform miracles. The men 20,
have named to the commission
are men of action. So long as
have the support of the people
of Key West. I will fight for the
city's progress"
Motion to adjourn was made
and passed. The inaugural ses
sion took only As minutes.
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Social Council
a. Meets At Noon
. y. Friday In USO

The Council of Social Agen-
cies. which brings together pro-
fessional and lay leaders in the
various organizations interested
in the social problems of Key
West, will meet for luncheon
Friday noon at the USO. The
vice. president, Rev. John E.
Pickens, will preside.
Reports will be given by rep
resentatives of American Red
Cross, State Welfare Board. u.
S. o., Monroe County Child
Welfare Council, Health Clinic,
Tuberculosis Association, City
Welfare and Recreation Depart
ments, school attendance Off
Ger, Key West Municipal Hos
pital, Women's Auxiliary, Com
munity Chest. N. c. c. S.-U.S.O.
and United Christmas program.
Mayor A. Maitland Adams has
been invited to attend. i
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COMMISSIONERS MAKE
Continued From Page One)

: Continued From Page One)
Zone way we can do it is not to
appropriate any money for the
office. and it would thereby be
abolished.
:: Commissioner Louis Carbonell
nominated Fred Dion to serve on
the Utility Board in place of
former Commissioner Hunter
Harden. Motion was approved
unanimously.
Director of Public Welfare
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Sa,cy,er Post 70
Meet Tonight

Initiation of a class, of members
will mark tonight's'' meeting of
Arthur Sawyer Post % of the
American Legion -'' - : 4.
The initiation will be conduct
ed by the colorful and snappy
Guard of Honor of the Post :.
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; Cuban Vessels
Get Here Sunday

On Sunday three Cuban SUBJ
chasers will put into Key West
Submarine Base for the installa-
ton of radar sets. They will be
installed by the industrial forces
at the base.
The Cuban boats were former
ly Sub-chaSerS in the U. S. Navy
but they were sold to the Cuban
government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12
MARIPOSA ENTERTAINS AT
UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA
BY HI" POWERS

Both students and faculty turned out for the big University of
Tampa Masquerade Ball. this weekend following the college
Show and football The coorful and
masks provided at the entrance of the Ball Room The affair
honoed by the Dean of the University lovely wife Dr.
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Rank OF Page To Be !
Conferred On T,ceIre

The rank of page will be
conferred on a class of IL cam
didates at meeting Friday
night of the knights of Pythi-
as.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12

Diamonds are believed to have
been formed in volcanic erup
tons ages ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12

Victor Lowe was named temper
airy city clerk. Lowe will also
retain his duties as Public Well
fare director.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12

Keep electric cords free from
grease which rots the rubber
covering. ~.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12

Americans use about 100000
900 matches daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-12

Approximately $500 people on
farms die every year as result
of fires.
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The. Weather


:. Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, cloudy with
showers tonight; clearing Thurs
day. Cooler tonight and Thurs
day. Gentle to moderate south
west winds becoming west and
northwest tonight and Thurs
Florida: Fair north portion,
partly cloudy south portion
thru Thursday except scattered
showers extreme south portion
this. afternoon. Cooler north and
central portions this afternoon
and tonight and cooler extreme
south portion tonight and Thurs
I. East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville thru the Florida Straits:
Moderate !, northerly winds over
north portion this afternoon be-
coming northeast tonight and
Thursday; moderate southeast
erly winds over south portion
shifting to, north and northeast
by; Thursday except continuing
south TO southeast over extreme
south portion. Weather cloudy
and scattered showers with
windshift over south portion;
otherwise partly cloudy.
!, jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Ma, small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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Most electric blankets can be
drycleaned or wetcleaned with
out damage.
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REPORT

e. ~, I. NEfORb
key West, Fla. Nov. IL, l947
(ObssrVaticn taken at $50 am,
~ Eastern Standard Time.
.f'::ra. City Office
Evening star., 1947-05-23
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-

Review Of book. s6ns world or Ncns,a
r fs.sR w.sa Ho. q =: ssesl
Community dance. Central Hish school
NV $50 s's.efaia oeioef toniehs ae chiffon ssres
.as ssrf.ss, 8 sss wsIdsn S.lf asssi
Mizabethan piays presented in the
sRasel:R sMS. soi7 ". E,s ssrsss % NV s:so oeiasf
LUNCHEON.
zos.fI, sfi i:ss s5s'poa pa aasss snsssss .n'e wizard
c.u,. s.rins lna:ssaSis nDalSi in program Il
L streets NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
sS'ass as as sssn.s ssna a.
p.m. tomorrow.
NIGHr or THRILLS.
Music. Msrchins. entertatnment; apon-
e s'ss asrifath 1 Stadium. s I s:so oeloef sonisks
POETRY READNG. w
Esadins q big o.n r,n.. roFss b. dslysTsdI NatssI
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
Arts Clubs Of Wsshingten, 2017 street
and 2 to pm. sundays: Exhibition Of
.a .satsss s1a 'iSDs1rs By xasisss
ends today.
Esns .v.s asss,s e. as .tsssts .ysgW NW
sPsa ssseurs s4s Saturday, a 70 .sd ss to
SUNDAYS: Records reiating: TO Army ,sc.
yi.isas sgd sToT sas sp1os M,y war
rsblis Liss.sy. Art Division s Eishsn sh1onnf nnS
Herbert Forester. throush May.
whyte Gallery q Art; 1 exhibit e Fs sns
Sasssas .sasss NV ',sps open a1 Doom Z s% ssis
Recent paintings By Alice A'hs'on' shfousn
yi.h and wilaliis Service; .sa under sr,a,nE Hain
sm. 9 4:so Pn d.iis: Di,eIa; & ssIa,aI: ,aI:
s.IIea. ..5s and 'rs'h-"'ssr h'h' for ina'nn,.e
N...sn.l Gallery e Art, j sixsa n,.n ssrsses se
I'm 70 gm Esskdhsys hirosrspS. ana % and a. eech
fhrouSh June 2.
w..a. Caller, On Ams.,ssns rns s.Sr..Fs gniysr
inss by American artists. FEATURING con-
temporary art trends, throush MAY.
Dunn 0&Et9m O1k8 AESS4LVH
Collection Of Harvard University, 17Q3
Thirty-second street NV. open an. TO
pm Tuesdays through Saturdays. ana
Q TO 5 pm. Sundays: Collection OF early
Christian and Byzantine art. Including
indefinite period.
Library Of consress, open o an; to 10
Pm ssekdsys, l,v,n. and .sssn sa. ASs.s e sopy pm
Of the Magma Carta, on loan from ths
British government until December u,
I94s; original draft OF Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address for an indefinite period:
manuscript Of Lincoln's three-page auto
biography" for an indefinite period; nftn
1915. from the Penneli collection. throush
pared by Coal Mine Administration. De-
partment Of the Interior, through June 1;
Dayton c. Miller collection OF nutfs,
through June 80; the Congrees of the
United States, recorded in historical prints
and drawings. through May: Castles in
the Air and Other Projects" by the
American architect. BENJAMIN III; LAtrobe,
through Sunday; Blackiston. wilkins coll
lection Of violas. through May; Chinese
Illustrated books. through May 81.
OAR Memorial Continental Hall, Seven
teenth and d streets NV, open a.r1. TO
4:30 pm. weekdays: Exhibit Of recent ac-
cessions Of household textiles, fans. china,
Evening star., 1947-05-23
R-12 THE EVENING STAR washington, D. g.


silver, glass. kitchen. dolls. toys and a.
hibit Of Americana. patricttes ana furni-
tsrs n yth s.1 spscia historical
snithssniaa InssitusIsn. Tenth street
and Independence avenue s.w;. open 8 am.
g 40 pm daily: ltnoEraphs ny 5snson Benton
focks. throush Nay,
. Fslger Shakespeare Library, 201 East
Capitol 1treet. open 8 am. to IN. daily:
Exhibit of dramatic manuscripts. four
Sesn mns Tesssd booHs
indefinite period.
Howard Unlxsrsisy a.llery 81 Ar!: 24oI
lIa ssIs 'iEssa Essisisisa ssa asaro srt sroaah
Philliss MsneriaI Gallery, 1900 Tyenty-
first street NV. open II an. to 1O 7. "a.
hssGeasS's sspoasn satardsss, s Ina .S pm sun
nand. throush Monday.
Pan American Union. Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue \. W.. open m.
and B am. TO noon saturdays:1 Loan ex-
hibit Of Peruvian textiles, throush May.
TEEN CLUES.
sgss' sessk sss ssn.s sssFs ss 0a. q.
following centsrs:
.as Rscf @ Ip5 and ci.ssns ses TorPs p.tsse Hs.e
Basement C1ubroon. 1918 Twenty-second
street NV. Ivy City Junior Police Cen
ter, 100 You street NE, and Langston
~. YoR sERvIcEMEN.
Bowling with duckpins and other
games. $50 o'clock tonight. USo Club,
1911 n street NV.
Coed swimming. $50 O'Clock. and
| bridge, bowling, games. square dancing,
$40 O'Clock tonight. Penthouse Uso,
Seventeenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
and GORDON MocRAE

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popular teen-age show radio You'll hear the divine
Of the Poet OF the Piano. Carmen Cavaaro and his Orcn
plus the romantic songs OF Teentimers me- Gordon MAJ
AND you1l learn all about Teentners Limerick Contest
its 1ol big prizes! Pick up your blank for contest in
"Teentimer Shop"
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LADY NEARLY CHOKED
WHILE LYING IN BED
DUE To, STOMACH GAS

One lady said a few days ago
that she used to be afraid to 60
to bed at night. She was swollen
with stomach gas. which always
got worse when she went to bed,
and the gas would rise up in her
throat after she lay down and
would nearly choke her. She
couldn't lie flat. Had to prop
herself Np on pillows. Recently
this lady got INNER-AID and
now says gas is gone. stomach
feels fine, bowels are regular
and she can go to bed and sleep
soundly.
EMERALD contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse the bowels,
clear gas from stomach, act on
sluggish liver and kidneys. Mis-
cradle people soon feel different
all over. So don't go on suffer-
ing! Get INNER-AID, Sold by all
drug stores. IF
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BOY SOFTBALL
LEAGUE NOV HAS
SIX MEMBERS

Six teams are now entered in
the Boys Junior Softball League
of the City Recreation Depart
ment under the direction of Miss
Jane Hopkins.
These teams and their manage
ers are; The Raiders. with Otis
r. Curry, Jr.: Pine Boys, o.
Merchants; Flying Eagles, Man
uel Alayon, Jr.; Newton Street
Gang. Charles Roberts: Conchs,
Don Williams; and the PALS,
with Frank Sands.
Wednesday afternoon there
will be two games with the first
scheduled for 2:l5 p. M, between
the Eagles and the Raiders. The
second game, at 4 p. M, will be
fought out by the PAL aggrega-
ton and the Conchs.
Between games all managers
are expected to be at the meet
ing at the score board table to
discuss organization and rules OF
the Junior Softball League.
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ROLLER SKATERS 81 s
TO HOLD PARTY
FRIDAY EVENING

The Roller Skaters viii bepin
for q good time from Z to 9 pm,
Friday when party WI
be held at Rayview Park by the
City Recreation Department with
Miss Jane Hopkins supervising
the activity.
There will be new games to
play besides some of the old and
popular ones, and prizes for the
winners. Also new music for all
to skate with and refreshments
will be served. The Recreation
Department hopes that all the
skaters viii come to have a good
time.
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The road has not bsen easy. Politically. World War II
found the world naaly unprepaed for the problems
peace did and various political economic and
socal problems which had Of minor Importance
against the background suddenly seemed to loom
larger Yet II the space Of two short Yearhe
axa start has been made and especially the non-polit-
ica fslds there little reason doubt u. way.
There have hssn political difficulties. after the
magniude Of the with many thoughts
idAas which sudsulY forced against another
would be surprising this were not 50.
So. pears after picture
black whiiaof Of smocth-tcned gray III IL picture
which has black spots and white and spots Of all shadeso
from pearl to smoky. But what quick review Of the
accomplishments Of The last years shows i that there IS
pictures larger detailed realised
ia the heat Of day-tcdaY debate
is to complete this that the United Nations
created two and it to this picture the human
race today Looks for better. fuller life for ALL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-24

WORLDWIDE obsERvANcEs. including special nation.
u Snaonal hroadcass and celebrations speeches
epeoatixe by heads Of Covarnsnts this week
mark Chqtser the anniversary signing
Shs united Nations Charter at San Fxnntsco.
2e June 1855 days sitter CeEmanYs suzren-
der e days beore Japanat the representative Of the
50 nstions which Aad participated il ths twconth United
hcua Conferences International oIaani1ation solenlY
affixed their signatures the endresuk Of their work The
Charter They left space for fftYyst nation Poland
whose had been officially reconstructed
af3Sr the war. sfss5 "a ssi afs s*
Since them The United Nations has bgeun operate
nearly every field Of concssn child welfare
atomic energy. from aviation to human rights II saab
shad affiliated with itself more than Specialized
Ageneiea and Commissions concerned with special fields
activity has completed its esgasaton up major
Or1anA andim betwesn-has dealt with number of prob
lens left from World War II and its aftermath.
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burg.
Tampa at West Palm Beach.
National League

brooklyn at Pittsburgh, night
game Branca (8-6) VS.. Oster-
mueller (5-3.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati,
night game HeintzeIman (S-D
VS., Peterson (2~5).
New York at Chicago oslo
l6-A VS.. Wyse (S-5).
Boston at st. Louis might game
SPAIN (1O-2) vs.. Brazle (6-S).
American League
Chicago at Washington, night
game Lopat (4-6l VS.. Masterson
(6-3).
st. Louis at Philadelphia, night
game Muncrief (5-7) VS.. Marchil-
don (6-S).
cleveland at New York, night
game Gettel (1-2) VS.. Queen (O-O)
or Shea (8-2l.
Detroit at Boston, night game
Newhouser (6-8) VS.. Hughson
t4R0l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-24

In the second game, American
Legion won over the Gilmores
mostly on the bases on balls is
Isued by Hoffman.
An error and home run by A.
Acevedo to right center gave Le-
giOn its first two runs, but in the
EsecOnd round the Gilmores knot
tied the count on double by
Hendricks, a hit batsman and an
other double by Fallon.
In the second inning, four con-
isecultive bases on balls and a
triple by A. Acevedo gave the
Legion four runs. In the third
inning, three walks and a single
by e. Acevedo scored two more
runs for Legion, and its last run
came in the fourth on walk, a
stolen base and a fly to right.
The Gilmores scored their last
four runs in the fourth. Four err
rors and q single by Papyzian,
plus a double off the bat of Stem
ger, produced the four markers.
At bat, A. Acevedo hit two
safely for the winners and STEM
ger did the same for the losers. In
the field, Stenger, Fallon and
Papyzian played a great game
for the losers, E. Acevedo and
Griffen for the winners.
Score by innings: r. III. E.
Gilmore . O20 4OO-6 S 2
Legion 242 lOx--9 S 4
Hoffman and Fallon; Harris and
IGriffen.
Home run: A. Acevedo; three
base hit: "A, Aceyedo; tWo-base
hits: Hendricks, Stenger, Fallon;
Stolen bases: Fallon, Griffen. A.
Acevedo; bases on balls: off Hoff-
imam 10, off Harris 8; struck out;
by Harris 4, by Hoffman 1; dou-
Ible play: Smith to Stenger to
Fallon; hit batsmen: Smith and
Schultz, A. Acevedo; sacrifice hit:
Stenger; time of game: 40; um-
lpires: Villareal and ]. Mira; scor-
Ter: Aguilar.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-24

DR.. James H. Means of Boston,
NOTED physician, born there, 60
years ago.
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GAME RESULTS

American League IA
Mondays Scores
New York 8, Cleveland 5.
Boston 8, Detroit 2.
Chicago 40. Washington 6, night
game.
Only games scheduled,
lsasianal Lesnuo
Mondays Scores)
Chicago 6. New York 8.
81. Louis 8, Boston 2, night
game.
Only games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
Florida-International League
Lakeland at Miami Beach.
Miami az Havana.
Fort Lauderdale e 81. Peters.