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TODAY in HISTORY
Know Anoeriral

1629-Gathcring of the first
Congregational Church in coun-
try, at Salem, Mass.
1785-John Fitch's letter to
Congress, asking aid for his
steamboat invention, referred to
committee, where it lay to this
day.
1914 - Alexandria, Va. ran
SONS herself from the British, in
second war with Britain, by some
100000 in goods, for British to
leave city.
1853-Dr. Elisha K. Kane
reaches "farthest North" in Arc
|tic-a record standing for many
years.
1935-Haile Selassie grants half
Ethiopia to Americans in conces-
'sions.
l942-American planes bomb
Lashio, in northern Burma.
l943-American planes bomb
enemy-held st. Omer in France.
l944-U. s. forces close in on
Germans in Brest.'
1945-Leading Nazis indicted as
war criminals to be tried at
Nuremberg.
l946-UN Security Council vot-
ed admitting Sweden. Afghanis-
tan and Iceland and Russia
vetoes Ireland, Portugal and
Trans-Jordan.
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AUDUBON EVENT

Continued from Page One)
conservation, the proposed pre-
sentation to the library at the
Woman'S Club of number of
volumes on bird life and boat
trips to nearby bird sanctuaries.
Before giving the exhibit,
Brookfield explained that Flor
ida has a particular connection
with the Audubon Societies, es-
pecially Key West. 1t was be-
cause. of, the near extinction of
American and snowy egrets by
plume hunters in southern Flor
ida and the keys that the So
cieties were formed in 1905. -.
The first Audubon warden was
"a Key West man and a home for
him was built here. The warden
was eventually killed by plume
hunters, but others replaced him
and the egrets were finally saved
from the fate of the now extinct
passenger pigeon.
Brookfield reminded mis- listen
ers that the Audubon Society is
a type of public welfare institu-
ton Like the Red Cross or Sal
walton Army"
For every dollar paid by a
member. another 100 acres can
be patrolled in sanctuaries."
he said.
He expressed pleasure at the
increase in Audubon members in
lSouthern Florida in the last few
years. When he first came to the
region there were only % mem
bers south of Orlando, he said.
Now there are more than 200.
Brookfield expressed especial
qualification over the turnout for
last nights meeting and the in
crease in membership. During the
slide exhibit, he gave an interest
ing commentary and afterWard
answered numerous questions on
the various bird life around Key
West. Mayor w. w. Demeritt
also made some remarks on bird
migration through this island.
The following new members
were reported to Treasurer Nor
man Artman: Mrs. C.. c. French,
Mrs. Eva Navarro, Mrs. Mazda
Lazanovici, Mrs. L. H. Goddard,
Mrs. Bill Lee, Mrs. Goodwin and
E. w. Stark.
designations as membership
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Raiders To PLAY
Labor Day Game
At Lake Worth

The annual Labor Day base
ball rivalry between Key West
and Lake Worth will be resumed
this year with the Red Raiders
meeting the Lake Worth Ramb-
lers at Lake Worth Labor Day
afternoon. The Ramblers will
come here for return games on
Armistice Day.
Manager Armando Acevedo of
the Raiders will have Paul Hig-
ganbotham, Bo Meadors and Fito
Lastres as his pitching staff, Bus
ter Roberts catching, Haskins on
first, himself at second, Fidel Lo-
PEE at short, Mario Hernandez al
third, with Mason Mauldin, Jack
Villareal and Joe Mira in the out
field.
The club will leave Sunday
and return Tuesday. The Ram
blers have virtually the same
club that played here September
is of last year and beat Key
West.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Charles F. Kettering of Day
ton, Ohio, famed inventor, mani
facturer, born in Asland county,
Ohio, II years ago.
George V. Denny, Jr., modera-
tor of Town Hall, New York,
born at Washington, N. c., 40
years ago.
Preston Sturges of Hollywood
playwright, movie director, born
in Chicago, 40 years ago.
Warren Brownlow, journalist,
public administrator, director OF
the F. D. Roosevelt Memorial
Foundation, born at Buffalo
Mo-, GO years ago.
DR.. William F. G. Swami,
physicist, director of the Bartol
Research Foundation, Swarth-
more, Pa, born in England, GO
years ago.
Marquis James of New York
author, born in Springfield, Mo-.
Sc years ago.
Rear Admiral Joel T. Boone,
physician, Navy Medical Corps
veteran, born at Saint Clair, Pa,
SO years ago.
Maurice Maeterlinck, famed
Belgian author, who returned to
France after seven years here
born IS years ago.
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RECOMMENDATIONS
lCOntinued from Page Onel

Continued from Page One)
Monroe County Commission re-
garding the advisability of set
ting up coming regulations.
Il have been greatly concern
ed over the topsy development
Iof the area along the Overseas
Highway from the Redlands to
Key West" Balfo's letter said. Il
made the trip again this week
and the problem that I have seen
growing appears to be- more in
testified month by month.
1T appears to me that this
area will govern to a great ex-
tent the quality of future tour
list business of the district south
of Miami.
while here and there an at
tractive building is being, or has
been constructed, many of the
important and key spots are be-
ing covered by cheap piano box
juke joints and similar small
commercial structures.
Both Dade county and our
sister county (Monroe) to the
south, should give this some
thought. Dade has considerably
less at stake than has Monroe
county.
81 am not criticizing any par
ticular section or building, but
the overall picture is one deserv-
ing of considerable attention
and l would think would have
a great economic bearing upon
Key West in future years"
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MIZE'S 44TH HOMER in GIANTS s TO5
WIN OVER CARDS SHOVES ST. LOUIS
7 GAMES BEHIND BROOKLYN'S BUNS
Brooks Clip Cubs, 6 to z,
Behind lombard, AS
Braves Beat Cincinnati,
81 and 80
tBy The Associated Press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-If the
Brooklyn Dodgers don't have the
National League pennant on ice
yet, they at least have it pretty
well refrigerated as the result of
their 6-2 victory over the Chi
cago Cubs yesterday while the
New York Giants were beating
the st. Louis Cards, 6 to 5.
Vic Lombard pitched the
Dodgers seven full games ahead
of the Cardinals, allowing only
six hits while his teammates
were collecting Is at Ebbets
Field.
1t was Johnny Mics 44th
homer that dashed the Cards
hopes at the Polo Grounds, COM
ing with two on in the first in
ming. Stan Musial, Enos Slaugh-
ter and Whitley Kurowski homer
ed for the Cards with none on.
The Boston Braves drew with
in q game of the Cardinals with
two one-run decisions over the
Cincinnati Reds, 81 and 30. The
first game went is innings. Clyde
Shoun, who pitched the last 10
innings, was the winning pitcher
Ed Erautt, fifth Red hurler, went
92/3 innings, forcing in the win
ming run by walking Tommy
Holmes with two out in the 10Th.
The second game was called
after six innings on account of
darkness. Bob Johnson was the
winning pitcher.
The Philadelphia Phillies drew
another step nearer getting out
of the National League cellar as
Schoolboy Rowe shut out the
Pittsburgh Pirates in a night
game at Philadelphia, with six
hits.
At Cleveland, the Chicago
White Sox shaded the Cleveland
Indians, 4 to 2, in a thinning
night bame. The Boston Red SoX
had a field day on Detroit pitch
ing at Detroit, garnering % hits
for a 1873 victory as Edgar Smith
and Johnny Murphy allowed
only three bingles.
Rac,,ltc.
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National League
TODAY'S GAMES

florlda-l nternatiora League
Miami at Miami Beach.
st. Petersburg at Lakeland.
Havana at Tampa.
Only games scheduled.
American League
Washington at New York, night
gamee-Wynn Q3-12) VS.. Newsom
90.
Philadelphia at Boston, night
game-Coleman CD VS.. Harris
(4-2).
Chicago at Cleveland, night
game-Papish Q2-9) VS.. Gettel
90.
Detroit at St. Louis, night game
Hutchinson Q2-9) VS.. Kinder
GID.
National League
New York at Brooklyn, night
game-Koslo CAB VS.. Branca
$3.50.
Boston at Philadelphia, night
game-Spahn Q6-9 VS.. Heintzel-
man (6-6).
Only games scheduled.
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Seek Divorces

Petitions seeking divorces were
filed with Circuit Court Clerk
Ross c. Sawyer yesterday by Will
liam Raymond Pearson against
Eleanor May Pearson and by AL
berta Audell Brend Trayner
against Joseph Trayner.
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Arrest Steadman

G.. r. Steadman was arrested
by Police Chief Bienvenido Perez
on a warrant charging him with
discharging firearms inside the
city limits. He discharged the
weapon, it is alleged, in Arono-
ivitz Lane June l. Steadman post
ed bond of 5000 and was re-
leased. His hearing was set for
q p. m., Tuesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-29

committee and publicity chair
men, respectively, of Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Vosburgh. who are
leaving the city, were accepted.
Both afterWard expressed graft
tude for the regrets voiced over
their impending departure by
Secretary Harold Laubscher and
Mayor Demeritt, Griswold and
others. *~i-i
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BLUE CROSS GROUP
HOSPITILiZATION
OPEN TO SEPT. Ia

Membership in the Wpmen's
Auxiliary of the Municipal Hos
Ipital with the privilege of join
ing the Blue Cross Group Hos
pitalization plan will remain
open until September Ia. Mrs.
Ray Navarro. president, an
nounced today.
BY joining before that date new
members become eligible for
Blue Cross membership. Mrs. Ma
varro explained. tf~
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Personals
SuIIIllmuulnnnIIuIlIIIIIIInmunIImiIlIInnnl
To Visit In Tampa

TO VISIT IN dmPd
The Misses Mimi and Jeanne
Lester left today for Tampa to
spend the Labor Day holiday in
that city. They expect to return
Wednesday.
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American League
CAME RESULTS

Florida-International League
wednesdays Scores)
Miami 9, West Palm Beach 8.
Fort Lauderdale Is, Miami
Beach 2.
Tampa 6, st. Petersburg 3.
Havana 8, Lakeland 7.
American League
Thursdays Scores)
Boston Is, Detroit 3.
Chicago 4, Cleveland 2, IL in
nings.
Only games scheduled.
National League
Thursdays Scores)
New York 6, ST. Louis S.
Brooklyn 6, Chicago 2.
Boston 8-3, Cincinnati To first
game, Is innings, and second
game, six innings, darkness).
Philadelphia Z, Pittsburgh O.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-29

&c Innings, Darkness)
Raffensberger, Lively, Peterson
and Lamanno; Johnson, SPAIN
and Mast.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-08-29

President Madison was the first
President after George Washing
ton to revive Thanksgiving.
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First Game
(l6 Innings)

(lO lnnlngS)
Wander Nicer, Hetki, Lively,
Peterson, Erautt and Lamanno;
Sain, Shoun and Camelli, Mast.
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In the second game Jerry's
Half Acre put run over in the
first. Solomon walked and a
sacrifice fly to center put him
over. They scored two more in
the third. Bolton doubled and a
sacrifice and hit by Lastres put
Bolton over, and an error put
Lastres over. The Merchants
jumped into the lead in the third
on three walks, three hits, one
error, four runs scoring. In the
fourth Jerry's won the game on a
walk, four hits, one a homer by
LastreS with two on. Kelly hit
"a homer and two hits in the
sixth gave them that extra run.
A walk and two hits gave the
Merchants their last run in the
fourth. At bat the leaders were
Lastres, Bolton and Walker. Each
hit two safely and Garcia and
Fernandez each hit two for the
losers. In the field, Walker and
Meador were the best for the
winners and Alonzo, Valdez and
c. Garcia for the losers.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Jerry's ----.--------- 102 SILL 10 3
Merchants -- 004 100 6 8
Valdez and Fleitas; Bolton and
Walker.
Home runs: F: Lastres, Kelly;
tWo-base hits: Bolton, Sawyer;
stolen base: Fleitas; sacrifice hits:
LaStres, Meador, Solomon, Alon-
20; struck out: by Bolton 4, by
Valdez 3; bases on balls: off Val
DEE 4, off Bolton 5; time of game:
LIS; umpires C. Griffen and j.
Mira; scorer: Aguilar.
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Second Game
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Only games scheduled.
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Read the Classified Ads in The
Citizen.
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VIEW And Jerry's Half-Acre Increase
Class A And B Softball League Leads
VETS DOWNED USS. GILMORE.
6 TO l. AND JEHRY'S WAL
LoPED MERCHANTS. IL TO
S. LAST NIGHT AT PARK

The Veterans of Foreign Wars
retained their Glass A City
Softball League leadership when
they defeated the USS Gilmore,
6 to /, last night at Bayview
Park. Jerry's Half Acre increas-
ed its lead in the Glass B league.
defeating the Key West Mer-
chants, IL to 5.
In the first game the Vets
scored one in the first on an err
ror and single by Hernandez.
The Gilmore tied the count in
their half on a single by Os-
borne and Curry's fly to center.
In the second two errors gave
the Vets another run. A single,
sacrifice and fielder's choice
gave them their third run. In the
fourth M. Tynes singled, Machin
hunted safely, F. Tynes walked
and Bremen was sent to the
showers. Tucker went in to pitch.
Cascade hunted safely and a
fielder'S choice, two runs scored.
Carbonell was out trying to
steal and Cascade scored.
The Gilmore had one hit until
the sixth hwen Curry doubled
and was out trying to steal third.
At bat the leaders were Castro
and Machin for the Vets, and
Rodenberry for the Gilmore. In
the field, Stinett, Curry and Fall
Ion were the best for the losers,
and Garcia, Hernandez and Cas-
tro for the winners.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Veterans -------- III 300-6 8 2
Gilmore ---------.-- 100 00O-1 3 5
F. Tynes and Castro; Bremen.
Tucker and Fallon.
Two-base hits: Curry, Roden-
berry; sacrifice hits: Machin, Gar
cia; struck out: by Tynes 6, by
Bremen /, by Tucker /: bases on
balls: off Tynes 2, off Bremen 2;
hits: off Bremen (three on base
in 4th); time of game: 100; UNI
pires: j. Mira and c. Griffen.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

7sf, End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS. Cash ir
METRO REALTY CO. Ex. 549s.
WILL SELL SECOND TRUST. $4,000
good investment. Call CO. 2972 .
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES: quick set.
tlen1ent FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye
st. NV. DI $3.50 Brokers. attention.
MONEY on first and second trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby y-IN Maryland n9
CAN co. sO7 18th. MA sO32.
2nd-TRUST LOANS. D. c., Md, Va. prop.
immed service, low rates, no appraisal
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q st, end, 3rd TRUST LOANS, nearby Md :.
EsATy "a fna Co. g. Ss psy's aver A re-
1872. RE. 1913. 81"
LOANS TO d. c.. MD, VA: HOME owners
without excessive title charges or ap-
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NANCE CORP, s3S Investment Bldg. D1.
s672
1t AND End TRUST LoANs-Prompt
:s :ad Sksras eo ST.
9th st. NV RE. $3.50.
KoNEY ON SECOND TRUsF-we Will
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE Il INVESTMENT CORP 1919
N. Y. ave. NV National 5S33.
Ist AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on zeal i. estate stat,
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SEVERAL GOOD 2nd trust notes for sale
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rates by pvt. party. Write details. P. O.
Box 5S92. Bethesda, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE
WnIfI XnII LIKE N lou

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estate and personal property. Discon-
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head of real dairy cows, consisting Of Hol-
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90 COW stanchions; one Scar garage and
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this property at any time. Terms OF sale:
Cash on day of sale for personal property;
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paid by purchaser. including revenue
stamps: Lunch served on premises +
Phone PaN DAM al srssE s5fs John " Nuli, Aac- S:
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