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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-25
RED S0x NOW HALF A GAME AWAY
IRON TANKS AS HUClIS0N SlLENCES
NEW YORK BATS WITH ! HITS, / 70 .
Bob;s Leads Class "A Softball Loop;
Adams Takes LIST Place In B" League

Bob's Sports Shop went into
first place in the Glass A stand
ings of the city softball league last
night with d 81 win over the
American Legion while Adams
Dairy took the lead in Glass B by
edging Naval Hospital, 8 to 6, at
Bayview Park. The games mark
ed the conclusion of the second
week of play ia the city circuits.
! In the opening game, Buster
Roberts, of Sports Shop, allowed
only two hits to the Legionnaires.
Not man reached first base for
the first four innings In the fifth,
the second batter got on by an
error and Valdez sacrificed him
to second. Madigan tripled to left
and that was the first hit for the
Legion and produced its only run.
The second Legion hit was a bunt
by Valdez which he beat out.
The Sports Shop scored two in
the first on three hits, one in the
fourth on two singles and sacri-
flee, and in the fifth, with one
out, Villareal tripled and singles
by Kerr and Mccarthy sent Har-
fis to the showers, relieved by
Hancock, and an error added two
more runs.
| At bat, the leaders were Villa
real, with three, and Kerr, two,
for the winners. In the field,
Baker Sterling Albury and Con
zalez stood out for the victors. For
the losers, Johnny Ogden, Ace
vedo and Willard were the best
afield.
In the nighctap, the Naval Hos
pital showed marked improve
ment. Miller and Figaro each hit
two safely for the Hospital boys
and for the opposing Diary outfit
J. Lewis had three singles, Ingra-
ham three and Malgrat two. The
finally count was 3 to 8, with the
Dairymen building. up a good lead
in the opening innings.
In the field, Wells, Mcdonald
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wednesdays Scores)
!. Miami 8, Lakeland 2.
Havana Z, Miami Beach S.
st. Petersburg Is, Fort Laud.
8lt8ie - - ..--.3..-.ta "a -. 20,
Tampa 3, West Palm Beach 2
! National League
L tThursday's Scores)
Boston II, 1.NeW York S.
Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 0.
Chicago 9, Pittsburgh S.
Cincinnati at St. Louis, post.
poned, rain. ~ &c II.
American League
Thursdays. Scores)
. Boston ~ New York o.
ST Louis 6, Detroit /.
y, Cleveland I, Chicago 0.
rr;Qhly games scheduled.
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noANOxE. Va. --tAP,- For
= years Orandma Cora" Glenn
nseS. mo %. has scaled Tinker
nosunssin IN Easter Monday and
- expecss IN make a lot more
ssipw. ,t
yeuns people Of her church
wlHe ma accon,pany her are the
ektl1rsa II shase with whom she
stnssed the traditional hike.
To she question. "ii0w do you
keep 80 young" Mrs. clemmer's
snswer n: 4 don't. Il Is the
yeuns pcople associate with
whe keep me YOUNG"
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Brooklyn Sweeps Philly Series to Pull
! Up to Pirates Heels in Senior
#E aa Circuit With2.0 Victory
Johnny M1zE HITS s.
HOMERS IN LAST 3
: TIMES UPBUTBRAvEs|
BEAT GIANTS, las


NEW YORK, April 25.-T Ii e
hoston Red Sox closed to within
Half a game Of the league-leading
New York Yankees yesterday
while Brooklyn drew within sim
liar striking distance Of the
pace- setting Pittsburgh Pirates in
the National League.
Tex Hughson gsilenced the
Yankee bats with 4 two; hit. 10.
performance at Yankee Stadium,
winning . tight pitching duel
from Bob Shea. Two walks, a
force-out and a long fly gave the
Red Sox the winning run in the
Hfth inning. A double BY Joe
DiMaggio in the sixth and Aaron
Robinson's single in the ninth
were the only hits off the Boston
ace.
Brooklyn made it a clean sweep
Of its series with Philadelphia
at Ebbets Field as Dixie Walker
singled in the first inning with
the bases full for the only runs
Of the Dodgers. 20 victory. Hugh
Casey halted a Philly rally in
the eighth after. Ralph Branca,
who had allowed but four hits
until that frame, yielded a single
to Charley Gilbert and a double
to Del Ennis.
Meanwhile. the Pirates drop
ped a 8-5 decision to the Cubs at
Pittsburgh when their eighth in
ming rally fell short of knotting
the count. Don johnson had
singled Bob Scheffing in from
third inthH ,gRpAti n m n!I!ithl VIVA
Moved to be the winning run.
TAI Boston Johnny Mize hit
thee hopierA in, .his last three,
trips to lie plate but they were
stiil not enough TO beat the
l Braves who walloped the Giants,
Il to S., beneath as2l-hit barrase.
Alise hit all his homegs off john
3 The Cleveland Indians kept;
pace with the Red Sox to draw,
within half "a. game 'of tAe Yanks
Is Don Black shut out the White
Sox atiChicago,l Ito Q; with -four Y
hits. Johnny Rigney allowed the
Indians only five bingles but one
was Pat Seerey's home run in
the second inning.
Jack Kfamer's three-hit pitch
ing was too much for the Tigers
at Detroit and the st. Louis
Browns won by a 81 count as his
team. mates pelted three pitch
ers for 10 hits.
Results: NJ. -
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Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, APRIL -. iss7--
Today gives natural good win
and liking for hard work an IN
own account. Il may carry .
happy dispositioE. contsns with
its own LOT IN life: bat h wnrc
likely to be dominated with q
strong love Of Justice. II pro-
duces a leader. whose following
accompanies its. chief through
pure regard for his sterlinx
qualities.
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and Bresniclxy were the bestsfor
the losers, and Malgrat, Cruz and
Walker for the winners. = $50
Scores: 81 $40
Hospital. Adams tsecend oamS)
r. H. E.
Hospital -.-.-.-- OH 400 l---6 9 8
Adams 3l2 OIL KS 10 2
Bettin and Wells; j. Walker and
F. Sands. .t{f f8t pst
Home run: Malgrat; three-base
hit: ]. Lewis; two-base hits: j.
Lewis, Malgrat, ingraham, Nc
Donald, Figaro, Bresnicky; stolen
.bases:4 Vaughn, Wells; double
play: Bettin-- to Bresnicky; struck
.out: by Bettin 2, by Walker I; bas-
es on balls: off Walker 5.
Bob's.Legion First Camel
Bob's 49, 200 100 o-5 O. 3
Legion $50 600 0l0 OIL 2 S
Roberts and Albury; Harris,
Hancock and Acevedo. II
Three-base hits: Villareal, Madi-
gan; stolen bases: Kerr, McCar-
thy; sacrifice hit: Mccarthy; hit
by pitcher: Willard; left on bas-
es: Legion 4, Bob's g.; struck out:
by Harris /, by Hancock l, by
Roberts 2; hits: off Harris 8 in 4
Is innings; losing pitcher: Harris;
winning pitcher: Roberts,. time Of
game: ITO; umpires; ]. villarealI
and F. Villareal; scorer: Aguilar.
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RICHMOND. Va. -(AP)- The
tplendsmt faced the court, plead.
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6runk. ;.
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errday. Judge" he said. RI
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Evening star., 1947-02-23
Epiphany Church
WeddingScene

The Rev. F. Richard Williams off,
ciated at the ceremony in Epiphany
Church last Saturday afternoon that
united in marriage Miss Julie Elaine
Thiessen and Mr.. Hugh L. White, jr.
Mrs. White is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Thiessen of
Paynette, Wis, and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Eliza S. White
of this city.
The bride was gowned in ivory
satin, with which she wore a strand
of pearls and veil of net that fell
from tiara of pearls, and she car
ried prayerbook trimmed with
white orchids. She was escorted
and given in marriage by her
brother r-in-law, Mr.. Philip E. Rief.
Mrs. Rief was her sisters matron
of honor and wore ice blue with
melon color feathers in her hair and
carried matching carnations. Mrs.
Sanford Thiessen, Sister-in-law OF
the bride, and Miss Sally w. Reyn-
olds were the other attendants. The
formers dress was melon color and
her flowers were Joanna Hill roses,
and Miss Reynolds was in yellow
and carried talisman roses.
Mr.. Sanford A. Thiessen was best
man for the bridegroom and Mr..
G. J. Murray and Mr.. William Kar-
jala were the ushers.
The reception was held at the
Admiral Club.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Southern MARYLAND

LEONARDTOWN, Md, Feb. a.
Mrs. Mary Pilkerton of st. Clements
Shores arrived home today after
spending three months in Salisbury,
England. where she visited her
family.
Miss Nellie Sterling of Washing
ton Is spending this week end with
her mother, Mrs. L. j. Sterling. Mrs.
Sterling entertained her friends at
a bridge supper on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Paul j. Bailey returned last
evening from Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. william H. Condiff
of Solomons Island have with them
this Sunday as guests Mrs. Dale
Latus of Helena, Mont, and Mrs.
Audrey Edwards of Whitestone, Va.
Miss Adelaide Bond of Baltimore
is spending Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Mae P. Bond.
Mrs. Enmitt Beach of Mutual is
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs, Frederick Cor
staphney, in Roanoke.
Mrs. Edgar Hutchins of Prince
Frederick is spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Alb
bott, in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Matthews, who has
been spending some months in Okla
homa as the guest of her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Evening star., 1947-02-23

King were ranking guests of Col
and Mrs. James o. Gillespie at the
party last night, their other guests
being Col. and Mrs. Angvald Vic
koren, Col. and Mrs. Daniel C.
Campbell and 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Robert L. Black.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Philip w. NAL
lory had as their guests Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. George C. Beach, Col and
Mrs. Hugh Whit, Col. and Mrs
Austin Lowery, Col. and Mrs. Tom
Whayne, 1t. Co. and Mrs. Roy
Roberts and Maj. and Mrs. Anthony
Zolenas.
1t. Col. and Mrs. G. B. Perkins
Maj. and Mrs. William M. Ream
Maj. and Mrs. Alex Brown and Maj
and Mrs. Edward E. Rose shared a
table at the dinner dance, as did
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph N. Stable
and 1t. and Mrs. Harold Camp, and
Capt. and Mrs. Vernon S. Oettinger
and Capt. and Mrs. Frederick M
Vandel.
Capt. and Mrs. John L. Swansons
guests were 1t. Col. and Mrs. James
E. FoxX, 1t. and Mrs. M. S. Alexatos
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turbitt,
and Capt. and Mrs. Aaron F. Ras-
mussen entertained DR.. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Smadel and DR.. and Mrs.
Joel Warren.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
AARa,yes. 3.oAe,ank

There are many things we don't
LIKE to talk about but neces.
sity makes us. So let me tell you
the most adroit way know Of
reminding your husband about the
necessity for a good, dependable
deodorapt. Just buy a shaker.top
can of QUEST and leave it
handy on the bathroom shelf.
First thing you know, he'll be read.
ing its label. "All-Purpose Deodor.
ant" Then he'll be shaking its
smooth white powder meath his
arms and then into the toes of
his socks! And then the deodoriz-
ing job is done -. for QUEST
actually destroys body odors! Be-
cause it's unscented and a powder,
men love it it's as easy for them
to use as shave tale. In fact, every
one in the family will like QUEST
it's POSITIVE deodorant in
itself, rather than a "masker" of
unpleasant scent. Cost is 35c at
Drug Counters.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Frederick Matthews, has returned to
La Plata.
Pvt. william s. Kratz of Fort Sam
Houston is spending this next two
weeks with his>mother, Mrs. William
S. Kratz, in Owings.
Mrs. Hampton Elder of Bel Alton
entertained last evening at a mis-
cellaneous shower in compliment to
Mrs. John Freezer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham Hubbard of
Chapmans Landing left Tuesday for
Winter Park, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank Simms of
La Plata left Tuesday to visit in the
Southern States for the rest of the
winter.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Gust a Dip and a Rins.!

No smart, alert woman wants to
put up with dullness and yet
how often we endure it in house.
hold decorative fabrics that are
faded and "wearables" that are
color. drab and old. While few of US
can afford to toss these things away
any woman can give them q
spanking new Gift" with color
sparkle the DIAMOND way! All
you do is choose from 50 beautiful
shades of DIAMOND Tints and
Dyes dip and rinse any kind Of
fabric, according to simple direc-
tions. Behold q. pretty pastel
brightness or deep, vibrant new
color tints! In addition, there are
DIAMONDS Curtain and Stock.
ind Dips and q marvellous new
Color Remover. So start NOW
with color.fun for Spring ask
for color.true, dependable DIA-
MOND tints and Dyes (1Sc)!
Gloves for Spring are beau
tiful! -. the prettiest gloves I've
seen in years! French doeskins,
lambskins and kidskins with ex.
quisite embroidery and hand de.
tails. Naturally, / was reminded to
remind yoG about PACQUINS
Hand Cream. Examine your hands
and be honestly critical. If they're
red, rough and much the worse
for months of winter weather, be
ertra.meticulous in smoothing on
PACOUINS from now on. Snowy
white, flower fragrant and nom
sticky, PACQUINS is delightful
to use, and once you've begun,
smoothing it on will be as simple
a routine as powdering your nose.
Be devoted to PACQUINS and
this beloved hand cream will
quickly help your hands to
smoother, whittier look just the
look you'll want for Sprinsl
Evening star., 1947-02-23
MiIiken

Maj. and Mrs. Carl Jones, Maj. and
Mrs. Fred Maurer, Maj. and Mrs.
John Lamond, Maj. Robert RAIDER,
DR.. and Mrs. Stuart Lyddane, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Weisl, Mrs. Pleas B.
Rogers and Miss Doris Overmier.
The Officers Club at the Army
Medical Center had another of its
monthly formal dinner dances last
night and already is making plans
for st. Patrick's Day buffet dinner
and dance March Is and its March
formal dinner dance two weeks later,
on the 18th.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Edward P.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

need Deliciously crisp and crun-
chy RY.KRISP is a 1000 whole
grain bread made of two types of
rye, salt and water, with 23 calories
to each slice! But at the same
time, it's good for you, since it
supplies important diet bulk, as
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B.1, and important minerals! Get
your copy of Design for Redu-
cling" an excellent FREE booklet
that gives the complete plan to
reduce pleasantly and SAFELY!
Write to Nancy Sasser, 271 Mad.
ison Avenue, New York Is.
Evening star., 1947-02-23
Iwo s,.oo9a,, p, $3.50!

Here's a reminder to lovely ladies'.
That YARDLEY Sale of Face
Creams now in full s,cins at Cos
metic Counters is a grand chance
to obtain a supply of exquisite
creams AND to save yourself q &.
pretty penny! TWO 81 jars of
YARDLEY'S famous Creams are
now specially priced at $3.50 -.
creams to cleanse, refresh and give
your skin the fresh, natural glow
of an English complexion. There's
Night Cream, an extra-rich, soft
enins emollient; Liquefying,
Cleansing Cream light and
non. greasy; Dry Skin Cleansing
Cream. superb for rough, dry
skins; and YARDLEY Complex
ion Cream an efficient, all.
purpose cleanser. I'll urge you to
buy with abandon. YARDLEY
Creams at this price are a Bargainl
Evening star., 1947-02-23
sDaA~e4v. Quality and 5ls"., -Az~ay. P..."t!

agree it's marvellous favor and quality of SCLIIL
automatically SCHZ when order
Markets That quality
depend think it's time to take hats off, the
unchy holding that cantbe-
quality after spite Of restrictions and
far back that for quality goes? To l849
Scz Brewing Company began brewing the beer that
Milwaukee famous That distinctive SCLITZ quality has been
bottle brewed and sold Brewed with
Just hops SCLITZ of harsh bitterness
why SCHLITZ Beer fits hour!
Evening star., 1947-02-23

little tike! His mother doesn't know about RESNO
~ Ointment and what a help it is in quickly soothing
the itchy smartng of babys diaper ash dry eczema and
places that easily babs tender
W. sensitive skim But that's just beginning of RESNOL
IN Ointment's When the older children careless
~ about getting their hands, elbows and faces thoroughly dry
s>%r7 washing dependable ointment brings quick
\ soothing comfort painfully chapped places Wise mothers
know bout RESINOL Ointment keep it always
the whole family They also
gentle with wholesome fragrance it's the
babys tender skim If haven't learned
RESINOL both the Soap and the Ointment?
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Mrs. Phillip 6. Wilde, widow of
1t. Wilde, U. S. N, has returned
to Annapolis to visit 1t. Comdr.
and Mrs. Donald J. Hardy for a.
few weeks before going to Florida
for the spring. Mrs. Wilde, who
Evening star., 1947-02-23

head. But, unfortunately. lot of
babies are missing out on the adora-
ton they deserve simply because
their mothers haven't heard about
NESTLE Baby Hair Treatment.
It's a gentle lotion you begin using
when baby's second growth of hair
is about one inch long, and truly,
you'll find it wonderful in helping
form natural.looking curls and
rineiets, no matter how straight and
wispy baby's hair may be. Helps
baby hair look thicker, more lux
uriant, too! Thousands of mothers
have used this lotion for over 80
years, so try it and be amazed! A
ST bottle makes a full quart of
treatment. At Drug Stores. Beauty
Salons or Baby Shops!
Evening star., 1947-02-23

Other Items Of Interest
Mrs. Irving M. McQuiston, wife
of Rear Admiral McQuiston, will
leave tonight by train for st. Peters
burg, Fla, where she will spend two
or three weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Effie M. Emerson.
Evening star., 1947-02-23

The slim silhouette is
again the universal choice
for Spring-so here's help
if when you check your
figure with a critical eye
you decide it's time to 90
on a SHINING regime.
Send today for the popu-
lar RY.KRISP reducing
plan and let RY-KRISP
Evening star., 1947-02-23

probably thought Of looking for label" the
hoes-but IS I'd advise looking for
every pair you buy. Look for the NEOLITE mark the II
of the truly perfect Soes They will OUTwear
leather help shoes keep their good looks and eys
round shoe comfort from the first In addition NEOLlIE ~
waterproof inuaes against cold Not rubber VWA\
leather fabric plastic it's Goodyear testtube discovery
featured $50 famous makes Of shoes for and
children So look for that NBOLITE mark look
for abes inside handbags husbands shirts and hdrens under
your you're spending sensb And when
old shoes repairing remember again and have Shoe
NEOLITE! peciyi
Evening star., 1947-02-23

feel grand and generous giving you this special
about TOMS Deluxe Home Permanent-for now
there's NO reason why you canx give yourself every
permanent you have! You see, this new Deluxe Set
comes with PLASTIC CURRIERS' that make it easy to
wind your hair in completely professional way Round
and ribbed, they wind smoothly and evenly fasen
easily that your curls smooth soft and easyto.
manaae Eve SEEN, and KNOW-for recently had
Evening star., 1947-02-23

has q number Of friends in Navy
circles In Washington, spent several
days during the past week as the
guest of Comdr. and Mrs. Richard
G. Williams, jr., in Arlington. She
will return to her home in Long
Beach. Calf. in the late spring. ~.
Evening star., 1947-02-23


expensive by shop For the life Of
which which And here's the real surprise! Despite its
price the TONI will last just long the most expensive
beauty salon REGULAR TONI Home Permanent Kit costs s
first with this DeaTe Set S. plus
after and refill kit only
TONI Motions Cosmetic Countersl
Evening star., 1947-02-23

There's scarcely a
mother who doesn't
realize that a baby
looks twice as
sweet and cuddly
with a heap of
cur1s and rinslets
atom his or her
Evening star., 1947-02-23
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Evening star., 1947-08-09

swallowed, presumably having
caught 1t alive.
Evening star., 1947-08-09

must be dry, clean, smooth, and
with no kind of finish nor paint
on 1t. Spread the mastic cement
and then press the tile down into
place. Be careful not to put down
too much cement, for it will ooze
out between the tiles. To cut the
tile, soften it with the blowtorch
and cut with linoleum knife.
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Evening star., 1947-08-09

HOT SPRINGS, ARK.-HELD IN SHOOTING OF FATHER IN
LAW-Anne McMath wife of Sidney McMah prosecuting
attorney and political leader pictured her husband
Yesterday that his pretty blond wife shot killed
MS tather Thursday night Mrs McMah the
Phillips OF Slate Springs Mass and McMath
IN washington where she then working secretary
Capto Hill and he was stationed with the Corps
lieutenant colonel Mr. McMah said the Staying clearly
-deense adding that the shooting resulted
ing bout by his father in which McMath was maltreated
ana nrulsed -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1947-08-09
Paper Towel Shortage
Laid to Mill Diversion
BY the Associated Press

Lingering shortages of toilet tissue
and paper towels in some cities were
attributed by some officials today to
the diversion of paper mill ma
chinery to other paper products.
Facial tissues, now plentiful in
drug stores after a 1916 scarcity, ac-
count for much of the toilet paper
shortage.
Government paper exerts declared
it natural that manufacturers
would concentrate on the better
paying items.
Evening star., 1947-08-09

lenz an engineer changed the micro
phone after the second song. Look"
cried one of the boy singers, we've
already filled one can for them"
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First Aid
Continued From Page B-1'

fessional help and must do the lob
yourself, you will need mastic
cement, a paste spreader, a linoleum
knife and blowtorch for cutting
and trimming. The concrete floor
Evening star., 1947-08-09
One Cun Soon Filled

When children from a South Ger
man school were invited to sing on
the children's radio hour in Cob
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throat and found they belonged to
a cliff swallow which the bass had
Evening star., 1947-08-09
Bird Leaves Points in Fish

After hooking an unusually large
bass, Koos Marias of Robertson,
South Africa, noticed two small
points sticking out of the fish's
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WeAY FN. 1913 NC, Channel III.

W6AY I'm, 1913 Nc, Channel III.
wGAY FIN duplicates all WGAY pro
grams from 6:45 am. to 7:15 pm, daily
and in addition broadcasts the following
programs
7:1S Spm-Dinnertime Melodies.
7:3O pm.-Summer Symphony.
500 pm.-Latin Americana.
$50 pm-Mulgannon Presents.
S:45 pm.-WaItzes for You.
900 pm-Sign of.