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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-01-13

NOTICE UNDER sYerTrTyorS

NAME STATUTES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. desiring 10 engage
IN business under the fictitious-
name OF ocean View Dining RoomS
and Cocktail Lounge" 500 United
Street, Key West. Florida. intends
to register said fictitious name
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Monroe County, Florida.
Dated January Attn, 1917.
RENE \. ARMENGOI..
Sole owner.
jan -20-27, 1947
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Boys wanted Over So an hour!
Sell name plates for front doors.
Write Box 822, care Citizen.
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Ben FELTON,. who has several
boats engaged in the sponging
industry, left this morning for
No Name Key to board the one
of which ne is captain.
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WPA officials announced Today
that many of the names stricken
from WPA lists in Key West
will be restored in February.
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Edwin Carey sailed yesterday
afternoon on the steamship Cuba
for Tampa, where ne will visit
relatives for two weeks.
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Wanted--commercial fisherman
for &c IT. boat. Prefer Key
West man. Apply GA Greene
st. Phone 4, between 800 am.
and $50 pm. janl0-tf
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Liberal reward offered for return
of partial dental plate lost Jan
5th. Contact Luian. SIS Ffnn-
CTS Street. taml9-ltx
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Three places Were selected to-
Gay by the county commission
ers for the sale of tickets in Key
West for the Overseas Highway
ferries, which are now making
Two trips daily.
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Tailored seat covers, convertible
tops, all auto upholstery repair.
Red Brick Garage, Greene and
Simonton SITS. Janl3-6tX
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Electrical motors repaired, called
for and delivered. Cali Britt
at 585 or 1874. Romero's Elec-
trical Service, 1912 Harris Ave.
ianll-18t
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lo42 Hubert johnson custonn-built
go sport fisherman's cruiser with
beautiful flying bridge. ship
shore phone, new Chryslcr y
engine, fully equipped. Cost
$4,000, sell for $4,000. Write
Ronald King, 212 Central PARK,
South, New York City 10, New
York. jan4-l2tx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE o. FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. IO-a0IO
LCRA L. GEBHARDT,
Plaintiff
HARRY b. GEBHARDT.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Harry y. Gebhardt.
Residence lnkmown
You are hereby required To APP
pear 10 the Bill of Complaint for
divorce. in the above STYLED cause
on the 6th day of February. AID.
l94T. otherwise the allegations
therein win be taken as confessed.
This order t0 he published once
4 week 70" four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. news
paper, published in Key West,
bone and Ordered this 4th day
of January, AID. 1947.
(SEALJ ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County Florida
BY: FLORENCE l.. Sawyer. +. G.
THOMAS 5 CARO-.
solicitor for the Plaintiff.
jan G-13-20-2T. 1897
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
3Ist'N ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR
MONROE COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN
CHANCERN.
Case NJ. IO-I004
ETGLIELMO VILLA.
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIVORCE
NANETTE LeDREw VILLA,
ljefe ndaut.
NOTICE no APPEAR
IN THE NAME or THE STATE
OF FLORIDA
TO: NANETTE LeBREW VILLA,
Nth Street and David's Place.
Atlantic CITY, Ney Jersey.
You are hereby notified and re-
quired to appear To the Bill Of
Complaint for divorce, filed in the
above-styled cause. on or before
January 80 1917. otherwise, the
allegations Of said Bill of Com
plant Will he taken as confessed
10y yuu.
Dated this eth day of December.
1916.
tSEAL) ROSS { SAWYER,
Clerk % the Circuit Court Of
Monroe County. Florida.
BY. tsdb Alice n. SalEado
.... Deputy Clerk.
BENJAMIN r. CAREY.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
J1%-l" lngraham Bldg.
Miami. Florida.
dec 80, 1916 Jan 6-l@ 20, l947
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anteed at Tony's Auto Body
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One mans bicycle. Needs tire but
in good condition. Will sell for
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Three-bedroom bungalow in fine
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electric kitchen and separate
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terms, $1,000 cash, balance
monthly. johnson & johnson.
phone 372. janl0-tf
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For Sale--Nicely furnished two
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
DEFEATS
FAIRM0NT, So
BY JIGGS POWERS
Special To The Star

WHITEVILLE May 8-The num-
Der 10 was lucky for coach Earl
Brinkley's Whiteville Wolfpack as
they won their 18th game in Is
starts by licking a very much i'm
proved Fairmont high Golden Tor
nado here today, SO. Two weeks
ago, the Pack smashed the lorna
do in Fairmont, Ito.
As in Fairmont, Rudy Williams
was the winning pitcher, as he
held the Tornado to five scattered
bingles. He sent nine of them back
to the bench via the strikeout
route.
The locals cinched the win in
the fourth frame when they tailed
four of their runs on singles by
Billy Horton, Joe 1nman, Req
Thompson, Sonny Callahan. and an
error by r%ightfielder Parnell OF
Fairmont.
In addition to the single Callahan,
led the Wolfpack with another hit,
making two for three in all. Fish
er got two base hits in four al
bats for Fairmont.
A total of ten hits were rung
up against Oliver. the Fairmont
pitcher.
Tomorrow (Friday) the Wolf
pack will face Fair Bluff here
at $3.50 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
STANDINGS
CHESTNUT COPS
JUNIOR CROWN
King Pitches One
Hit Ball In 3 z Win
Over Lake Forest

Chestnut Street won the City
Junior High School championship
yesterday afternoon by besting
Lake Forest 80 on the Lake Forest
diamond. Claude King hurled one
hit baseball for the winners, strik-
ing out II for his seventh victory.
Lake Forest capitalized on the
error-making of Kings team to
score two runs and almost win the
baH-game, but. the Chestnut pitch
er just wouldn't cooperate at all.
The only pingle that Lake Forest
could rap out came from the bat
OF their pitcher, Bobby Brown.
King and Fritz Mintz, Chest
nuts shortstop, led the winners
batting attack of nine wallops with
a triple and a single each.
AS soon as a junior high cham
pion from outside the city has
been decided upon, Chestnut and
the unnamed team will play for
the New Hanover county cham
pioa1ship. 3
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
BY GENE WARREN
Star Shorts Writer

Already assured Of at least a
tie for the Eastern Class AA Con-
ference baseball crown the New
Hanover High Wildcats can put
it in the bag with a win this after.
noon over the Durham Bulldogs
at Durham in a contest slated to
begin at 3 o'clock.
Buddy Holt and w. A. "Weinie'
Brown are expected to be the
starting mound choices for coaches
Kelley Mote of Durham and Leon
Brogden of Wilmington. Holt has
won one game and lost none, &C
cording to the latest Conference
statistics. Brown has captured
four games against no defeats
even though he failed to go the
route for the first time this seas
on against Fayetteville last Tues
day.
Wilmington's probable starting
lineup will find Duncan Futrelle,
who dubbed a tremendous double
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
|BLACKW0OD ERROR
GIVES FRATS WIN
B Braves Lose, 5 To 4;
burlington Pitches
Five-Hit Ball

The BlachWood Braves's tough
luck cost them another ball game
last night as one of their players
who had been making sensational
catches in center field, picked
the final inning to let the ball roll
between his legs permitting the
opposing Senior Fraternity team
to exc out a notwithstanding 5 to 4
victory. The Veterans of Foreign
Wars were handed the first game
by forfeit because the Loyal Order
of Moose used an Ineligible play
err. The twinbill took place under
the arcs at Robert Strange park.
Going into the seventh inning
the score stood, Blackwood 3,
Senior Fraternity 3. The Braves
rallied for n run as Walter
Rodgers singled in Jimmy Stouden-
mire, who had beaten out an in
field hit. The Frats came back
fast however to capture their third
victory against three setbacks.
After Robinson had grounded
out, Leroy Towles walked and
stole second. Heeden, the Senior
Fraternity pitcher, poked a liner
into center field and the Black
wood gardener let it 60 through
him, the two deciding tallies OF
the ball game coming in.
Tommy burlington turned in the
best Blackwood pitching perform
ance of the season in the game,
allowing only five hits of which
three were infield ones. He struck
out four and walked three. Heeden
hurled for the Senior Fraternity
outfit and famed three, passing
one. E. G. Britt topped the Black
wood batters with three singles
in three tries. Heeden led the vic
tors with two for three.
Tonight, the Senior Glass A
league had scheduled games be-
tween the Naval Reserve and s,oof.
ford Mills at 7 o'clock and the
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
and Alpha Omega at 8 o'clock.
HANOVER STANDINGS
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Special To The Star

CLINTON, May S.-The Clinton
Blues won their second straight
victory over the Wilmington Pr
ates here tonight by the score of
10 to 8.
The Buccaneers tossed away a
six run lead and the Sampson
Blues rallied in the last of the
ninth inning to tally two runs and
win the ball game.
The visitors drew the first blood
in the top half of the second frame
when they crossed pay dirt once.
In the third the rampaging Cor
sairs crossed four times and in the
next inning they added another to
take a 6 to D lead. The Pirates
added one in the fourth, fifth, Sixth
and seventh innings to make their
total nine.
The Blues started their scoring
in the final half of the fourth, add
ing one to the count. In the fifth
two more were chalked up. The
Blues found the range and one
runner scored in the sixth. The
seventh stanza netted three runs
and in the eighth one more was
added to make the score 9 to 8
in favor of the Port City lads.
In the final half of the ninth
inning, trailing by one run, the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Special To The Star

DUNN, May s. - 1t took the
Dunn-Erwin Twins exactly one
hour and thirty minutes to whit
tie the previously unbeaten San
ford Spinners down to their size
and beat them here tonight by a
score of 5 to 3.
The Twins Kockli had the dis
tinction of being the first Tobac-
co State League pitcher to make
the Spinners eat the common dust
which they spread so literally
themselves during their first nine
outings of the season. Although
Kochli allowed Sanford 10 hits, he
scattered them very well. and was
backed up admirably in the field.
Besides Kochli, there we're three
other Dunn-ErWin players who did
their bit in giving Sanford their
first loss - McQuillen, who lash
ed out with two triples, driving in
one run and scoring another him.
self, Miller, who hit an inside-the-
park home run, and Denning, who
saved the ball game by a terrific
throw from left field to the plate
in the ninth inning.
In the Twins half of the first,
Miller was first up and he made
no bones about what Dunn-Erwin
was going to do. He waved his bat
around menacingly a few times and
then walloped a homer inside the
ball park.
Sanford came in the second to
tie it up with a single by Nessel-
rode, who was forced at second
by Messing, another base-hit by
Pugh and Hedrick's ru%n-scoring
bingle.
Not in the least impressed, the
Twins went for two tallies in their
half of the same frame. Young
singled, Ratteree said likewise,
I'm sure, and Miller again came
to the fore to send them both
scampering happily across the
plate with a lusty double.
In the very next inning, the third,
the Twins fell upon the Splnners
again. McQuillen's first booming
triple took Denning across the pan,
and the score stood at four to one.
Sanford was slightly perturbed
by the fifth inning. Singles by
Quinn and Shoffrer with a three
base clout by wilson to score two
runs and the Spinners stayed in the
ball game, four to three.
The eighth inning, however,
brought on Sanford's demise. Nc
CULLEN tripled again, and he scor
ed on a long fly to left by Young
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
CARDINALS SOCK
DODGERS, 5 TO |

BROOKLYN, May 8-P The
St Louis Cardinals. behind the
six-hit pitching Of Harry CThe Ca0
Brecheen. scored an eas, 81 vic
tory over the Brooklyn Dodgers
tonight before a capacity crowd
of 32,328 frost-bitten spectators.
The Cardinals belted Ralph
Branca for eight of their Is hits
before he was chased in the third
inning. They were minus the ser
vices of Stan Musial, l946 batting
champion, who was suffering from
a stomach disorder. Dick Sisler
took his place and clicked for two
hits.
Terry Moore enjoyed a perfect
night at bat with three singles ana
two walks.
Johnny Jorgensen's second extra
base hit, a double off the right
field wall, scored Carl Furillo with
the ninth-inning run which saved
the Dodgers from a shutout.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

CHICAGO, May 8 K The
Boston Red Sox chalked up their
fourth straight victory by defeat
ing the Chicago White sox, 80,
today and thereby provided the
American League with a new
leader. The idle Detroit Tigers
moved into the top perch, IL per-
centage points ahead of the dis
placed leaders.
The Red Sox scored the only
run Dave Ferriiss really needed
to assure his second win in the
fourth inning. Johnny Pesky
singled with one out. Ted Will
liams followed suit, Pesky moving
to third. Rudy York flied to Bob
Kennedy and Pesky scored after
the catch.
1t remained a 10 contest until
the ninth when both starters -
Ferriss and Chicago's Johnny
Rigney - withdrew. Rigney. who
allowed four hits through eight in
nings, retired for a pinch hitter.
Ferriss wash t able to resume
after he injured his pitching hand
fielding Luke Appling's eigth in
ming liner. Harry Dorish was his
successor. He handled the White
Sox in order in the home halt of
the ninth.
Boston jumped on veteran Earl
Caldwell for its second and third
runs in the ninth. Bobby Doerr's
single scored Ed Pellagrini with
one rum. Williams got home with
the other when Caldwell hit Leon
Culberson with a pitched ball with
the bases loaded.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
POP PILLS
TWICE, FL, 81
Double Killing Featured
By Smuggling M h,
Hurlers' Duel
Nav 8 =

PHILADELPHIA, May s R
l. The Chicago Cubs, using a diff
ferent method in each game,
swept aside the Philadelphia Phil
lies in both ends of today's double
header. They won the first FL IN
a pitching duel and then slugged
out an 81 contest in the nightcap.
The opener a a mound duel be-
tween Henry Wyse and Fred
Schmidt, recently obtained from
the Cards and making his list
major league start since 1914.
Wyse scattered nine hits with the
! winning run coming in the seventh
on two walks, a sacrifice and Bot
Something's single Schmidt was
touched for six hits in eight inn
ings.
Trailing by a 81 count in the
eighth inning, after the pills hae
counted four in the opening frame
the Cubs scored six times on five
hits to take the second game
Andy Pafko's two-turn homer. his
third of the season, was the big
blow of the frame.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
Clinton Continues Hpx
On Stumbling Pirot.
Wilmington losses Away Game In Ninth,
ming; Stone Goes Route, Allowing Mn,
Hits; Corsairs At Sanford Tonight

Blues won the g me in fl.
ner: Ridden drew a base ~+ as ! !
Ohie was safe on Muscem vi ;
ror, Ridden was safe .. eel
Bob Vorrell was waIEs at Sec
the sacks, Charlie Askiev, 70 o.
through the pitchers how ,. M
den and Vorrell raced ana ana
give the contest to Clinton ''Rt
Emory Hewlett, youno ,.o
er of the Pirates started ~
mound and was relieved w ~
eighth inning after allowin, u
and four base on balls. H. % =.
out six. Johnny Edeps ~ y
the game and was credits a,1.
the loss. Edens gave In u.
and walked three, striking o O.'
Stone went the route f.,
Blues, allowing nine hits. wa ~.
and struck out II. N''
|, Askiew paced the Clinic,
tiers with four hits in NV
at bat. Harry Bridges ls.t !
Wilmington team with tbrs.
in six times at bat. Two ',
hits were doubles. "
The Pirates play in santo,i
day night and the Blues 4r,s,
Red Springs here.
| WILMINGTON
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
RAY ROBINSON AIM 5
FOR ANOTHER TITLE

GREENWOOD LAKE, N. Y,
May s.-U,H-Ray Sugar Robin
son, world welterweiglt champion,
announced today that 1947 would
be his last year of competition as
a w~elterweight and that he was
cunning for a shot at the mid
dleweight crown.
Robinson, training at his home
camp for a non-title bout with mid
dleweight George Abrams at Madi-
son Square Garden, May is, said
he hoped to fight Marcel Cerdan
of Morocco, European middle
weight champion, at Paris in
September to prove that ne de-
serves consideration IS a candi-
date for the 160-pound crown.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
WHALE
PIRATES, Il TO 5

BOSTON, May 8. Up, "A 49,
hit barrage against three Pit
tsburgh pitchers, including Rookie
Earl Torgeson's third homer in as
many games, today enabled John
ny Beazley to win his first start
as a Boston Brave with d 1873 de-
cision over the Pirates.
While sweeping a three-g a m e
series, the tribesmen belted two
Of their former teammates. start
er Nick Strincevich and Elmer
Singleton, for II of the blows.
Hughie Mulcahy finished UP for
the BUGS.
Beazley, wild in spots and firing
at the finish, gave the BUGS 10
hits, one a four-bagger by Wally
Westlake, ana sever bases on
balls. But that pitching question
mark had little to worry about at
ter Torgie drove into h e right
field bullpen with n aboard in
the fourth inning to launch a five
run rally.
While hurting the Braves to
their 10th home victory in II
starts, Beazley ended frankie
Cuisines consecutive game h t.
ting streak at the 14-mark. That
hard-hitting second baseman had
to be content with a base or balls
out OF five trips to the plate.
Sharing the days smuggling
honors with Torgeson were Bob
Elliott, a recent Pirate, who bash
ed out two doubles and a pair of
singles, and Nanny Fernandez,
who hit safely three times while
filling in at shortstop for Sebby
Sisti, who cut his thumb tagging
out a Pittsburgh base-stealer last
,oi1ht
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09

Errors-Cox, Fernandez, Runs batted
in-Westlake, Russell, Kluttz, Cuisine,
Elliott 4, Fernandez, RoWell 2, forge
son 3, Hopp. Elliott 2. Home runs -
Westlake, Torgeson. Stolen bases -
Torgeson, Fernandez. Sacrifices -
Beazley@ 2, Holmes. Double plays. -
Ryan and Torgeson; Elliott. Ryan and
Singleton 4, Mulcahy a, Beazley Z.
Torgeson. Left en- bases-Pittsburgh II,
Boston. 9. Bases on bails-Strincevich l,
Strikeouts-Strincevich 2, Beazley 7.
Hits-off Strincevich 8 in 3 innings; off
Singleton 6 in 3 innings; Mulcahy 2 in
2. Wild pitches-Beazley 2. Losing pitch
er-Strincev;ch. Umpires-Pinelli. Bar
lick, Gore. Time 2:O9. Attendance a.
56O.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-09
TAKES
ROBINS, TO 5
Scrobola Batters Two-Run
Home Run In r e d
Sox Triumph

WARSAW, May ga two-run
homer by Scrobola in the fifth
inning clinched a 7 to 5 victory
for the Warsaw Red Sox over the
Red Springs Robins here tonight.
Gallo turned in the Tipping tri-
umph for Warsaw, allowing II hits
striking out seven, and giving up
three free passes.
Top hitter for Warsaw was Ell
mer Bohannon, big left fielder,
who pounded out three for four, in
GLIDING d double. Chrba led the
losers with two for four.
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