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Evening star., 1947-10-08
Beer and Wine Licenses
Denied Two Groceries

The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board yesterday denied licenses to
sell beer and light wine ! to Mrs.
Sadie D. Gliber, 3508 Center street
N. w., and Lawrence Scheiter. 1900
Ogden street NV. The board said
1t was 'the wishes of the neighbor-
hood" that the licenses be denied.
Both Mrs. Gliber and Mr.. Scheiter
conduct grocery stores within q
short distance from each other, and
most OF the protests were made by
the same persons. Principal OBJ
jectors were the Fourth Church OF
Christ Scientist and other churches
in the vicinity.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Church Women to Hold
Fashion Show Tonight

The women members of st. Hugh's
Catholic Church, Greenbelt, Nd.
will present fashion show. recep-
ton, and dance at $50 o'clock to-
night in the Center School,
Mrs. Florence Hawley, Wash
ington dress stylist, has selected
20 women from ST. Hugh's to act
as models in the show. Mrs. Vernon
Bachstrom Of the Publicity Com
mittee said a bridal procession will
be the feature Of the show.
Proceeds will be for the benefit
Of the st. Hughs building fund.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
AGAIN. Has BEEN RATED As
AMERICAS No. l
LOCAL RADIO SHOW

More Maryland and Washington folks lis
ten to the Quiz Of Two Cities than to any
other show Of it's kind -. local or national.
More people ask for Gunthers Premium
Dry Beer FIRST than for any z or other
beers combined. local or national.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

last July denounced his title and
became . citizen. He was an Aus
trian diplomat at The Hague in 1888
when the Germans marched into
Austria. He took his family to
France when the Germans overran
Holland and later escaped to this
country.
At present, Mr.. Alexich Is a pro-
fessor of political science at George
town Graduate School. He and Mrs
Alexich live with their 12-year-old
Evening star., 1947-10-08
7th Armored Division
Reunion PIunned Nov.

Veterans Of the Seventh Armored
Division Association will hold their
first annual reunion at Fort George
G. Meade November 1 and 2, John
P. Oliver, general manager, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Oliver said Service Club No. /
at the fort will be used as a con-
vention hall and that quarters for
single persons and those not ac-
companied by their wives will be
available. Those bringing their
families may obtain accommoda-
tions In the Hostess House, provided
reservations are made by October
Is with Mr.. Oliver.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Baroness Renounces
Title, Becomes Citizen

Mrs. Ida Marie Alexich, wife Of q
former Austrian diplomat now teach
ing at Georgetown University, re-
nounced her title as baroness and
became a naturalized citizen in Dis
trict Court yesterday.
Mrs. Alexichs husband, George,
Evening star., 1947-10-08
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1947-10-08

daughter Marielo at 3726 Van Ness
street NV.
Mrs. Alexich was one Of 81 persons
who became citizens before Chief
Justice Bolitha J. Laws yesterday.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Colorado Society to Dance

The Colorado State Society will
hold its first dance of the season
at $50 pm. Friday in the Shore
ham Hotel.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

Nazis destroyed the plates from
which Bibles were printed, so 1.00o,-
600 German Bibles now are being
printed in England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
ALONZO HIT THREE, CA,
SADO AND VIDAL TWO
EACH FOR WINNING
TEAM

In the softball first-half cham
pionship series opener last night,
the Key West Merchants emerg-
&c the winner over Bob's Sports
Shop by a score of l6 to 6.
Bob's Shoppers drew first
blood IN the initial inning. Baker
Was given a free pass. Roberts
flied out. Villareal stole second,
and came home on Kerr's single,
after Sterling popped out.
In the second the Merchants
scored one. Alonzo hunted safe
~. Brost lined out to short who
threw wild to first, Alonzo going
to third on the play. The ball got
away from Arnold, and Alonzo
scored.
In the fourth Arnold doubled,
Parks famed. and Baker walked,
a passed ball and a fly to center,
Arnold scored.
In the fifth the Merchants
scored three runs and went into
the lead. With two outs. r. Gar
Cia and Rodriguez walked. Ca
Sado doubled There were two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
Recreation Dept.
Will Hold Swim
Meet On July IL

The City Recreation Depart
ment is planning swimming
meet on Friday, July 18, from 9
to IL a. M, at the Naval Air
Station (Seaplane Base), with the
permission of Capt. H. M. Cooper,
commanding officer.
Glasses have been held at the
Air Station pool on Mondays and
Fridays since early in June under
the direction 4of Miss Jane Hop
kins, Recreation Supervisor. Both
classes will be combined for the
meet on Friday when relay
races, races, games and progress
of swimming performance will
be demonstrated to the parents.
All parents of the children in
the classes are invited to attend
the meet, but it is required that
the names and addresses of those
desiring to attend be given to
Miss Hopkins by Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Kerr, Mccarthy and Gonzalez for
the losers.
Score by inninks: R. H. E.
Merchants
O1O O30 4O8-16 9 2
Bob's Sports Shop
200 100 010- 6 10 S
Sue Griffen and Brost; Parks,
Roberts and Roberts, Kerr.
Two-base hits: Arnold 2. Ster-
ling, Vidal, Cascade, c. Garcia;
stolen bases: CaSado 2, Brost,
Sterling Baker, Villareal, Arm
old, Kerr, Roberts; sacrifice hit:
S. Griffen; hit by pitchers: by
Roberts 5 (Casado 2, Brost, Vidal,
Blanco). by Griffen 2 (Kerr %;
double play: Vidal to Brost; struck
out: by Griffen 5, by Parks 6, by
Roberts 4; bases on balls: off Grit
fen 8, off Parks 4, off Roberts 3;
time of game: $50; umpires: F.
Villareal and ]. Mira; scorer:
Aguilar; losing pitcher: Parks.
Standings of the Class A and
Glass B first-half softball cham
pionShip series:
Club w. L. Pct.
Key West Merchants l 0 1000
BOb'S Sports Shop - O | 900
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
Key West Merchants Winners
Over Bob's Sports. Shop Nine
In lst-Half ChampSeries Opener

wild pitches and three runs
crossed the plate.
In their half the Sports Shop
boys scored two and went into
the lead. Kerr was hit by a
pitched ball, Mccarthy walked
and Gonzalez singled to center,
Kerr scored and Mccarthy was
out at the plate, right fielder to
catcher. Arnold doubled and Con-
Zalez scored.
In the seventh, two bunts and
one error filled the bases of the
Merchants. Parks was sent to the
showers and Roberts went in to
pitch. First man hunted safely,
. couple of wild pitches and
passed balls and four runs scored.
In the ninth four hit batsmen, 3
walks and three errors and one
lone hit gave the Merchants 8
runs.
The Sports Shoppers scored
their last run in the eighth.
James Ogden walked. and singles
by Roberts and Sterling put him
across.
At bat Sterling hit three safe
ly and Arnold hit three for the
losers. For the winners, Alonzo
hit three, CaSado two and Vidal
two.
In the field, Rodriguez, C..
Garcia and Vidal were the best
for the Merchants. and Roberts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

uled for 10 rounds. but probably
no one expects it to go that far.
Vital statistics on the two fight
crs demonstrate that there will
be no advantage to either except
m the biggest department of all
ags. Gale is 80, Graziano just
turned IS
II ives the age bulge that led
fistic observers TO establish the
cpiorful end violent Rock as
the favorite in the first fight.
Grszisno had belted over some
of the best in the welterweight
division in a meteoric rise and
gained a tremendous fan fol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
League Directors
Meet Tomorrow

Board of directors of the Base
ball League will hold a meeting
tomorrow at $3.50 p. M, at Wick
ers Field, Roy Hamlin, secretary
of the league, announced today.
Directors who will attend the
meeting will be Edward Ribas, B.
Gehering, S. Sorsky, Enrique
Esquinaldo, Jr., C. Sweeting and
Louis Maloney.
Considerable business of i'm
portance is to be transacted and
ali members of the board are
asked to be on hand for the
meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
BROOkLYN WIDENS NATIONAL LEAGUE
POSITION; YANKEES INCREASE LEAD As
GIANTS AND CARDS DIVIDE TWIN BILL
Giaais Make Sax Home,
knas In Sceoad "a. Louis
Came. Winning by 10 10
% Seorr

NEw YORK. July I2.-Brook.
iyn wtdened rs National League
posiiion Yesterday by defeating
ChicsGo by a score of 5 20 O.
while Boston was succunbing to
~ Cincinnati Reds by a score
~ o 10 10
In the American League the
New YORK Yankees took the low
~ hrowns nv a score of 2 90 1.
ansi theFeby increased ats COM
isHtable margin. with 40 wins
aaainss ~ losses.
The Giants and the Cardinals
split q doubleheader. The Cards
zen the first game. 4 Co 3, but
ti@ Giants came back with a
hsnG IN the second game and
wen essily. % Ca .. In all the
Giants had san homcrs in the
fsrund gams. two each by Billy
HiWney and Sid Gordon and one
sech ~ Clint Hartung and Will
iaad Marshall
Meanwhile. Boston and Detroit
rplit u doubleheadcr. the Red
Sex taxing the first. 4 To- :. and
tim TiRers the second. 3 To o.
Ia split left tho teams virtually
tied fof second place in the
AmeTican League
Cinrinnati walked away from
nsssinn in The National. 10 To- 9.
Elaet uell. one a. the most out
sfandinw ruakics a tire year. had
taafKh tirnr finishing ahead Of
tfse nraves. bat weathcred the
rtoFfn. although taking a shell
larkina o. ere tune of II hits.
flomsrs we're rather plentiful
yesterday Besides the six HON
80 pounded By the Giants. Rice
- ~ Ilaula National had one in
ths fifth with two on; Robinson.
Cluxeland in the second with
nnms un Binks. of Philadelphia
Aruwficans tn the third with no
lssnit un NoGthey. Cards IN the
seVeuth with nonc on: Wagner.
nstguil. in ~ seventh With none
90 ginef Pittsburgh. with one
- in the fourih. Fumes. Philadel-
phia Nationals. Tn the fourth with
nanw em seminick 0f the Phila-
a. iuf,ia Nationals IN the fourth
18th mssns 90
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
Sub Base To PLAY
Balboa Tomorrow

All-Star baseball team uf fiNe
Key West Submarine Base wtli
play a team Representative II
Balboa. Panama Canal Zene. fee
the district softball championship
at Bayview Park toEnorvo@ -
2:30 .. m.
The general public. an vel -
all Naval personnel. Is invited -
see the game. which all b. .
runner-up for the Aa-Nasy
championships % be held later -
Jacksonville.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
~ .sass' w. ~
Four Teams To
Play Sunday At
Wckers' Field

There will be two baseball
games in the Island City
Baseball League tomorrow
at Wickers Field.
The first game will start
at 1880 p. M. with the Pr
rates and the Red Raiders
tangling. For the Pirates the
battery will be Salinero and
Rodriguez. for fhe Red Raid
ers Meadows and Roberts
will occupy the key posts.
In fhe second game. start
ing ct $3.50 p. M. the teams
will be the Blue Sox and San
Carlos. For the Blue Sox
the pitching and catching
will be by Mauldin and Al
bio Acevedo. while the bat
terry for the Sen Carlos
team consists of Garcia and
Menendez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

lowing in the process. No clev-
er boxer. Rocky possesses a
murderous right hand and the
experts. noting that hard-hit-
ting Zale was no fancy Dan
either. said on the eve of the
first fight:
"Zale's easy TO hit. and when
Rocky hits 'em they go down
for good"
The prediction was right-to a
certain point Zale was easy to
hit and The Rock bounced hay
makers from deep right field off
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
Local PAL Gets
Navy Equipment

Louis Eisner, president of PAL,
said today that organization has
received the following equip
ment from the Navy:
One hundred sets of boxing
gloves, two medicine balls, 30
pieces of headgear for boxing,
two heavy punching bags and
five baskets for basketball.
Eisner said that lumber to build
a boxing ring, next to the Parish
Hall, is now on the grounds. He
added that II Navy men will in
struct local boys in boxing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Tony'S jaw for five rounds. Zale
did go down. too, but not to stay.
The dazed champion climbed
from the floor, weathered vici
Gus beating, and then decked
Graziano for keeps.
There are those who say that
Graziano lost his spark when the
champion took his best shots and
came back to win. They say he
lost his zest for his work. was no
longer the carefree conqueror.
Rocky did cancel his next
fight, then was barred from
fighting in New York state for
not reporting an alleged brige Of
fer.
Should the tousled Dead
Ender bring the crown back
with him from Chicago. the
middleweight division throne.
the occupancy of which was
hopelesslY muddled from 1910
until Zale won a l94l elimina-
tion tourney. will again be con-
fused.
But this time the experts are
piling their chips on the cham
pion. He took everything Ora
zisno could throw and then
belted him out. Why shouldn't
he do il again?" is the reason
inu.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

In the middle 81 the Van cen-
tury. Robert Fortune. an fneash
naturalist. disguised as Chinese
entered central China ard CO.
tanned secrets If tea gruNftn3
which he passed on "a India.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

A company in Alabama is ex-
perimeting with converting coal
to gas underground to avoid the
cost of mining and handling solid
coal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Einstein's theory of relatively
holds that light beams coming
from stars are bent as they pass
near the sun ON their way to
earth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
SofbaH Games
BAYVIEW PARK
NIGHT GAMES

MONDAY
8:00-Bob's Sports Shop VS..
Key West Merchants
Second game of play-off
series).
8:00-Bob's Sports Shop VS..
Key West Merchants
(third game of play-off
series, if required).
THURSDAY
7:15-Key West Merchants VS..
VFW exhibition game).
9:l5-American Legion VS..
Jerry's Half-Acre (exhi-
bition game).
FRIDAY
7:l5-Bob's Sports Shop VS..
Adams Dairy exhibition
gamel.
9:15-Naval Hospital VS.. USS.
Gilmore exhibition con-
test.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12


gush profusey in Chicago July 10 IN
rena,ch the between Tony Za1e and
Rocky Cazianoo dowSy wander home bored
by all.
The tangc king of the mddleweghts and The
Rock the eagerly awaited by ring fans
.nc. iIlfated Joe 1916.
remakes of crowd pleasing fights. in
the Louis affair degenerate fsic wazng
nations fight fandom hopeful that this
a of the first the fercest brawl Of the
Odds this trip are likely Yale who took terrific bat
Side
the sixth The fight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Miarant combine grain mar
ysssrrs travel annually about l.
eaa mllss from san Antonio
Texas o. the Wlnnipcg AREA !"
Canada.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Improved insecticides may lead
to production of even greater po-
tato crops.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12


Fridays Scores
No games scheduled.
National League
Fridays Scores)
st. Louis AZ. New York 3-l7.
Pittsburgh Z, Philadelphia 3
Brooklyn 5. Chicago o.
Cincinnati 10, Boston 6.
American League
FRIDAYS Scores)
Boston 40, Detroit 3-3.
Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 2.
Washington 4, Chicago 3.
New York 3, ST. Louis /.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

u. S. grain harvesting starts
late in May in Texas and reaches
the Dakotas in August; the Can
adian harvest is later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

AMERICAN LEAGUE
first Game
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
- -

NlaKir HaftIhafdt aitd ttafsGlO-
i, lanssn. Trtnkie. ko~lo. Bcegs
and W Cuasgsf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

INI~NNNI.wsA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

Here, you tell yourself, is
something to see. Here
are looks to hold the eye
for seasons to come - and
iveiy, durable ability to
match:
Rich abundance of
smooth, hushed Fireball
horsepower from a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

wgarit. Wttks HeaTn. Staley.
Va .H~s end ntee kcmrslv. iiar-
tuna ke.alo and lannhardi.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-12

A n,at.n n II. =.
a.. on.t, 10 10 2
a. gu q
niakwrii and i.amannO. sam.
sfssnsn. tafnfI sncuni. Kari ana
Masl
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-11

Lady Angkatell yawned.
"Oh, DEAR" she murmured,
I'VE must go to bed. Henry, we
must 60 and see n of her pic
lures. I'm sure, from tonight, she
must give a lovely performance"
They went upstairs. Nudge, say.
ing good night, asked Lucy:
"a lovely performance"
Didn't you think so, darling?"
Il gather, Lucy, that you think
it's just possible she may have
some matches in Dovecotes all
the time"
Dozens of boxes. I expect, dar-
ling. But we mustn't be uncharit-
able. And it was a lovely per-
formance!"
Doors were shutting all down
the corridor. voices were muir
muring good nights. Sir Henry
said, 'Ill leave the window for
Christow." His own door shut.
Henrietta said to Gerda, what
fun actresses are. They make
such marvellous entrances and
exits!" She yawned and added,
"Pm frightfully sleepy"
Veronica Cray moved swiftly
along the narrow path through the
chestnut woods.
She came out from the woods
TO the open space by the SWIM
ming pool. There was a small pa
vilion here where the Angkatells
sat on days that were sunny but
when there was a cold wind.
Veronica Cray stood still. She
turned and faced John Christow.
Then she laughed. With her
hand she gestureG toward the
lesf-streWn surface of the swim
ming pool.
mot quite like the Mediter.
ranean, is it, john" she said.
He knew then what he had been
waiting for knew that in all
those fifteen years Of separation
from Veronica, she had still been
with him. The blue sea. the scent
of mimosa, the hot dust-pushed
down, thrust out of sight, but
never really forgotten. They
all meant one thing-Veronica. He
was a young man of twenty-four,
desperately and agonizingly in
love, and this time he was not 60
ing to run away.
John Christow came out from
the Chestnut woods onto the green
slope by the house. There was a
moon and the house basked in the
moonlight with a strange inno-
cence in its curtained windows.
He looked down at the wrist
watch he ore.
1t was three o'clock. He drew a
deep breath and his face was anx-
icus. He was no longer, even re-
motely, a young man OF twenty
four in love. He was a shrewd and
practical man Of just on forty and
his mind was clear and level
headed.
| He'd been a fool, of course, q
complete fool, but he didn't regret
that! For he was. he now realized,
completely master Of himself. It
was as though, for years, he had
dragged a weight upon his leg
and now the weight was gone. He
was free.
He was free and himself. John
Christow and he knew that to
| John Christow, successful Harley
Street specialist, Veronica Cray
meant nothing whatsoever. All
that had been in the past-and
: because that conflict had never
been resolved. because he had al
ways suffered huniliatingly from
! the fear that he had, in plain Ian
ouage. run away Veronlca'E
image had never completely left
nln. she had come to him tonight
t cut of a dream and ne had
accepted the dream, and now,
thank God, he was delivered o
il forever. He va back In the
present-and it was 3 am, and
. it was just possible that he had
rrucked up things rather badly.
II ITO Be Continued)
z The U. S. produces practically
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-11

.aAfiER FIFTEEN
Lotto cot up and went to
Hem Diau+eIpiece and John follow
E He said conversationally,
nS, don't always look deliper-
you into peoples hands, do
VI ,ietta said calmly, "Pef,
Hs was a little obvious. How
'ps osbIe it is 10 want to Win at
, asa, wanted Gerda to win the
.is s' YOU mean. In your desire
'''s, pleasure to people, you
! draw the line at cheating"
y 'a,,u horribly you put things!
'nv Nv, are always quite right"
;, hyo 'uT wishes seemed to be
..-.d oy my partner"
i' No had noticed, thought Hen
She had wondered, herself,
s .ss had been mistaken. Edward
~ skillful-there was nothing
~ oouId have taken hold Of. A
" ',re once, to call the game. A
~. that had been sound and OBJ
t'u but when a less obvious
'V,' ,,o1ld have assured success.
:. worried Henrietta. Ed
W she knew, would never play
u .'r cards il order that she, Hen
". might win. He was far too
s.'ed with English sportsman
,p' for that. No, she thought, il
u. NY INST any more success for
' rs Cbristow that ne was unable
sse felt suddenly keyed up.
,. "' She didn't Ike this party Of
W. ssd then dramatically, with the
..aslitv Of a stage entrance.
Tsrorjca Cray came through the
L,,,pd 10. not closed, for the eve
|irs was warm, Veronica pushed
t.n wide. came through them
II stood there framed agains'
|, night. smiling, a little rueful
[Aolly charming, waiting jus.
E.t iLinitesimal moment before
so that she might be
Fr, Of her audience.
ayou must forgive me burst
|, in upon you this way, I'm
Fsr %neighbor. Lady Angkatell -
hm that ridiculous cottage Dove.
|osy-and the most frightful ca
Lstrophe has occurredi'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-11

The U. S. produces practically
no tin at all.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-19
SENATOR ELLENDER, FEPC, AND THE GOOD
NEIGHBOR POLICY

One of the most important factors in foreign re-
Lotions is the Good Neghbo Policy which evolved out of
relations with the countries and peoples of South
America and efforts at creating hemisphere soil
doritY
UP in Washington where Congressional hearings ore
being conducted pending FEPC bills Senator Eender
of Louisiana is attaching far implications to FEPC
than warranted in the premises by attempting to have
all Witnesses agree with his conclusion that the possooe
OF on tEPC Bill will bring about ntermorioges between
the white and coored races
The reo tragedy in the argument being made by
Senator Eender to prove his conclusion that he is u.s.
ing broz' as on example to eon support for his theory
pointing to Brazil country who's population is mix
ture of many coored mongwzed and therefore
backward and stognont
1t is hard to think of any BrozIion, or other South
American for thof matter, who think of Senator Ell
lenders example without being affected by the deepest
emotions.
BrozI, being one of if the not most important coun
try in South America Senator EIIender must see the de-
teot OF FEPC as important to the United Stotes than
the Good Neighbor Policy and Hemisphere Solidarity