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Blue sax 100 O3l 2Ol-S 10 2
Errors Sterling 3, NJ. Acevedo'
a. I.astres. runs batted IN: Ar
mando Acevedo, Sterling 2 AL
bury 2. Gates, +. Lastres, Valdez,
Alblo Acevedo 2. Lopez 3. J. Vii
lsrcai. tWo-base hits; Hernandez,
Aib.o Acevedo; three-base hits;
Amanda Acevedo. J. X. Villa
real. home run: Lopez; stolen
hases. & Valdez, NJ Acevedo, AL
b,a Acevedo. Z. Acevedo 2, G.
IAstres sacrifices: Albury, F. Las
tres Albio Acevedo. R. Valdez;
do.lble plays. Hernandez to Ster-
ing Hernandez To Sterling to
Acevedo. left on bases: Raiders o,
Blue Sox z; bases on balls; off
e. I.astres 2. off Meador 2; strike
out. by g.. Lastres 3, by Meador
ht by pitcher: by q. Lastres
,Meador). Wild pitches: G. Las
Tres Meador. passed ball: Z. Al
buy winning pitcher: Meador;
losins pitcher c. Lastres; UNI
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VS.. Lake Worth at 2;sg p. m;
Homestead VS.. Pahokee at 4
p. M; Belle Glade VS.. Pompano
at 7::30 p. m. The semi-finals will
be played Friday, Feb. 28,. at 7:3e
and 9 p. M, and the finals Sat
lsrday, March l. at ? pm. q
Coach N. H. Pepper represent
ed Key West at the coaches con
ference of the. District held at
Lake Worth Saturday morning.
Here are the records of the
District teams up TO Saturday:
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Leadign Class B Scorers

Leading scorers In the Class 3
league:
Schultz "a, Anderson So, Villa
real and K. Sweeting A each, c.
Albury 43, ]. B. Sawyer and Ro-
nero SO each, Brogli IS, Foster
81, Laid 81, Rosam q, Saunders
IS, Osborne Is, Kerr % and Kush-
man %. t%..
Most field goals: Schultz 81, An
derson %, Vil1areal 81, K. Sweet
ing 81. Romero Is, ]. B. Sawyer
Is, Albury IA and Foster IA.
Most free throws made: c. Al
bury Is, Schultz 10, Brogi 8, An
derson 8.
Most personal fouls: Brogli 10,
Albury II, Demeritt IL, Anderson
u, Osterhoudt 10, j. B. Sawyer
10 and Kushman 8.
Most free throws missed: Brog-
hi 81, Anderson II, Albury 10, De-
merritt 9, Russell 8 and Schultz 8.
Leading Feminine Scorers
Leading scorers in the girls
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Play-otf Series

Red Raiders won the first game
of the playoff series with the USS
Wilkie, 48 to 80, but the game was
not as one-sided as the score in
dicates, for the Gobs were in the
lead the first-half. 10 to IL. From
then on, the Raiders took on
steam and at the end of the third
quarter We're but two points be-
hind. In the last quarter, Villa
real sank three field goals, Has
kins three. Roberts two, Skaggs
two and Villareal sank two free
shots, Haskins one and Skaggs
one for % points and the ball
game, while the Wilkes scored
eight points. The series win be
resumed on Wednesday, and, if
necessary, Thursday, the best two
out of three taking the Class A
championship title.
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Glass B Play Offs Start Tuesday

Army Defenders and OSter-
houdt's Wolves will play the first
game of the Class B championship
series Tuesday night. Best two
out of three will be declared Glass
B champions of the city. Army
has Anderson, Schultz, Osborne,
Kushman, Goodman and Brown
er, all good players. The Wolves
have Rosam, Demeritt, Saunders,
Villareal, Domenech, Lloyd and
Hanson, and last, but not least,
the one and only Harry Oster-
houdt. N'". -.
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KEY LOSES 500
OF FISHING Tackle

Capt. Harold tJackie) Key, q
fishing boat captain. reported tc
the sheriff's office today that
someone stole 500 worth of fish
ing rods and tackle from his
boat. which was anchored near
the Craig dock. t
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league by clubs:

league by clubs:
High School BIS. Papy %
Cruz 30, Roberts and Roma
guerra 10.
CYC-Haskins "a, Saunders 60
Parks "a, E. Knuck Is, Soriano II
and B. Arthur 6.
High School Varsity - Rose
Kerr Sc, A. Smith 6S, Bee Demer-
lit "a, NJ. Kerr % and N. Lane 81
Lions C1ub-Rosam AZ and We.
flaSquez IT.
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Your Horoscope

/. MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1947
To-day indicates a person of in
tuitive instincts. Those born this
day will be possessed of occult
powers, receptive to psychic i'm
pressions and able to construct
from them. Avoid a tendency to
broaden the sphere of life and be
content to remain in the path OF
modest industry.
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BASKETBALL
USS Wilkie ended in first place
over the Red Raiders in the Class
"A Mems Basketball League, hav-
ing played one game more than
the Raiders. The final standings
were: Wilkie Z won and | lost,
..875; Red Raiders. Z won and 2
lost, .778. Key West Transit Co.
was third with 6 won and 4 lost,
900, followed by Coca-Cola 5 won
and lost, 500. and the US. Ma
rines with 9 reverses for 900.
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Glass "B" Leaque

In the Class B League. Array
Defenders won first place with
seven victories and three losses
for 700 percentage. Osterhoudt
Wolves placed second with six
an dthree, .667, followed by the
Junior ConchS, 5 and 4, $50, and
Romero Electrics, 1 and 9, 100.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-17

The taipan, an Australian
snake, is so poisonous that horses
Eare said to die of its bite within
four minutes.
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Gty Basketball
Championships
High School Gymnasium
AL Night Games

TUESDAY
7:;se-High School Girls Us,
Catholic Youth Club
Girls. .@
8;s0-Arrny Defenders VS.. os-
terhoudt Wolves.
WEDNESDAY,
7:3o-High School Girls VS..
Catholic Youth Club
Girls.
8:50-Red Raiders VS.. USS Viii
kie (second game of Class
A Leaguel.
THURSDAY
7:30--Army Defenders vs.. ,Os-
terhoudt Wolves (second
game Of Class B League).
8:3o--Red Raiders VS.. USS vii
kie third game, il neces-
sary, of Class A Leaguel.
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REPORT

Key West. Fla Feb. II, 1947
observation taken at $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
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pires: Clark and Bethel; scorer
Castaneda; time: 2.14.
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Tomorrow's Almanac
Eastern Standard Time)
TIDES
Tomorrow

TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
High Tide Low Tide
9:18 am. 2:39 am.
8:29 pm. 'l:43 pm.
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
pafararoa Cfofiop. Kav Mast,
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Leading Feminine Scorers

Leading scorers in the girls
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Temperatures

Relative Humidity
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VA Explains
Procedure OF
Bill OF Rights

Recovery of subsistence allow
ance overpayments from veto
rams in training under the CT
Bill of Rights is being made in a
manner that will impose no I'M
due hardships on a veteran or his
dependents, the Veterans Ad-
ministration emphasized today.
The VA finance division is
closely studying each such case
and is notifying each veteran af-
fected of the amount of his over
payment and the amount which
will be deducted monthly to Ii
quidate the overpayment, V. S.
Parker. Miami VA regional man
ager, stated.
AT the same time, Parker said
that any veteran whose sub
sistence allowance has been sus-
pended or reduced to balance
prior overpayments, and who can
show resultant undue hardship,
should apply for a readjuStment
at the VA regional office.
The overpayment resulted from
the wage ceilings for veteran
trainees established by the last
congress, which became effective
in August. Each trained was fur
nlshed form on which to report
to the VA his earnings during
August, Septembef and October.
Forms also are furnished for
earnings report in each subse-
quent quarter.
The form explains the new law
which sets a ceiling for combined
wages and subsistence of Sl75
for single trainees and $500 for
those with dependents. Veterans
were warned that any subsistence
payments which they accepted
meanwhile in excess OF these
maximums were subject to recov-
erv by the government. Many
trainees returned the overpay-
ments voluntarily as they were
received.
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ONE WAY TO DO IT

MOULTRIE, Ga. - While
Frank Shaw and a friend were
fishing in a rowboat in Little
River the boat struck a hidden
log and hole nearly a. foot in
diameter was torn in. the boats
bottom. Shaw promptly sat in
the hole and, aided by rapid
bailing, he and his friend made
it to shore safely.
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PLEAS uNHEEDED

WALDORF, Md. - While his
Mortified wife pleaded with him
vainly not to jump, Carlton At
Gibson, SO, father of five chill
dren, hanged himself from a tree.
Police officials said the man
calmly climbed tree, adjusted
a moose around his neck, light
ed a cigarette and, after saying,
"here' goes" leaped.
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hFaNfti Aal Atit0 MS famous BOW
cry. and Beckman Hill TO the
north, site OF a Colonial home
stead and now a fashionable resi-
deniial ncighbOrhood.
In the very heart of the six
blocks given 10 the United Ma
tons by John d. Rockefeller. a
famed American spy was exc
ruiod by the British
A. he stood before their hang
man. he shouted, Il only regret
that ] have bat one life to lose
for my country"
A fading plaque imbeddcd in a
dfngy slaughter house wall now
marks the spot where Nathan
bale died
Immigrants knew the Turtle
Hap section we'll In the early
1905 they crowded by the thou
sands around It's abattoir gates to
gay = nickel "a glass for animal
biond, which they regarded high
~ as medicine.
History FIST exploded in Turtle
Bav during the Revolution. Oar
ING American guerillaS who
named themselves the Liberty
Boys blew up a British arms
dump there They hastily piled
up brcastwOrks but then were
broken by broadsides from His
Maiesty's mcn-of-war bobbing at
anchor out IN the rivers T.
Af:cr the bloody Battle of
Long Island. dedraggled Cont
Mental soldiers retrcatcd through
Turtle Bay Gen Washington at
twptcd 90 end the rout across
hid Manhattan BY the time the
retreat reached the present site
of the New York Public Library
81 Fdth Ave and 42nd ST. Wash
mgiun tanned the mob by Gaming
some OF the officers. The army
then retired 90 Harlem Heights
where Columbia University now
stands and ON the following day
drCislvCiy turned back the Brit
lsh
Early 90 the last century when
New York sull Ccntercd farther
down tho island. Turtle Bay was
split into the sprawhng country
estates Of the local gentry, among
them Horace Greeley. who edited
the Tribune and ddmonlshed
Nuuug men Co go west
Bui by 1850 the uelghborhood
bad become an industrial Slum. A
map that year showed a manure
plant on tine ground-at the foot
of to-day, East 45th Strcet-where
GO British munitions warehouse
had stood hemmed IN by wood
land,
In July. 1868. the city'S disas-
tIous Civil War draft riots first
narvd two blocks away when an
angry mob set afirc a draft board
office.
bur after that final squirt OF
rnWdincss. Turtle Bay lapSed into
thr struggle 10 earn daily bread
The immigrants came with
tncir glasses and nckelS, and the
curious a. tho abattolrS to watch
hCIl. wcthcr sheep lead other
sheep Juds, like. from pens into
tho slaughter rooms.
Costly apartment houses Spraug
up un tho south and 10 the north
bat Turtle Bay went poor anc
'ukcpt rs onE distinguishing
landmark a great green dome
Hkr that of e southern court
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In the first century the Ro-
mans refused to allow an inven-
tor to make use of an apparatus
for transporting heavy stone
columns because it would throw
men out of work.
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house, atop building in Abattoir
Row.
The fate of the drab little
neighborhood which has rested
with the Dutch, the English and
the Americans now rests with the
world itself.
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BY earle HODGE
APP Newsfeotures Writer

APP Newsfeotmes Writer
NEW YORThe II Of slaughter houses and other rub
" structures where the United Notions will build their world
capital Monhodns Eds Side has figured in making
history many times the Dutch bought that the
Indians.
Known Turtle Bay from lost inlet of the River
section lies between Kps Bay the south where Stuy
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The American Indians used
sunflower seed for bread and for
thickening soup.
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cant; open / to, 8; rms. and bath with
shower; reasonably priced WEST REAL
ESTATE. SP. 0999. After Mr.. Wood
Groom sTUCco BUNGALOW, overlook
ing golf course and park in Silver Spring
OWNER. 81. 1928. 80
he ACRES and a most attractive 5-rm.
and bath masonary house in immaculate
condition, partially finished attic, fun
basement, Oil h.-w. heat, new roof:
brooder and chicken houses with run;
garden and beautifully Handicapped
sAounds; excellent neighborhood; Just
about g miles from Silver Spring of Ga;
ave. ext cony. to transp., stores and
schools; price, .S14,50O on terms. I'm
mediate possession. E. 8. PRICE 8 CO.,
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sroRfs EoR ReNr

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UPPER GEORGIA AVE. and lower 10th st.
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EaRdE s4oRks 1ssas asas lsSa g sh...ss ss
in :, town. Availahle immediately. ia,
1895 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-L.rse sg sta,,
used as restaurant for past years, re-
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HOUSES FOR sALE-sovtbeo.t,

..mldei; homes; $500 down gslanes alan 0life Ilfe
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With gas heat, electric refrigerator and
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AiiIhELa' QUICK Dl. 1881 until pm.
as.nE s.S EEE st. Ssarson. frame
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RooMING HOUSE for sale, ZIG End st.
Sc, l block from Confessional Library;
s rms. baths, all rented, oil heat:
shows 1lhgs return On Investment; ex-
pointment, Lu oa4s. Mr.. MICHAEL. rs
STORE AND APT. ON End FLOOR-Store
Is rented on monthly basis; excellent loca-
tion on Wis. ave: Price, S25 900. Can
Sor infSrmatioans. HARRY PoRErsKYs g.
APT. HOUSE Just complAed. containing
n units: excellent investment. For in
M. PLEAsANT-a-apt. bldg; oil heat;
being sold on account Of illness; rents,
$3.50 per mo-: price. Sl7.e50. CAN for
appt to inspect, ]. NOBLE BoAz. Realtor.
THREE MoDERN two s.famiIy apts.: each
building 20 It. wide, containing 5 rms.
and bath each: separate entrancee, heat
ins plants. full cellars, ETC.: tenants pay
for. all utilities and 2S brick garages.
fAn rented to one concern.) Total rents
for over S3, 300 per year. (very low1. Price
s9.s sSg eysEytasA sAVY S 5o 81 tsIns ssos .1.ns. de-
and Sunday. dE. $500. -2s
Evening star., 1947-04-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Ka,t5 HY GwNEh; .I stores aRd aRIS, cIoseia
least 15%, with possibilities Of higher
l@poTtsnt inssrsection. STic.d treason rsssonss ss ssis.
3. IT. fSStrFEgaa &c. sssa ss st 5ss
eUTloFsTowN eeSHrsj sis5 OWNER says, sell Hes this
esssz nsesns
orsanizstion or "a. embassy. This possesses
RsiSlfi|sy bE5ElS5azsE lS5EshssssS aS ss ASs
aEoRdETowN-a.story e e ho brick building ds
floor studio room above one one store: re in 1u ex.
cellent location; priced right, For fur
Iass asRnEs ss REsiY Msf s's so Ts ap
SEVERAL CHOICE SITES for your selec-
Rfsse fHn "a LEE JA PE1eE 5ot ~ sao$ Arlington
conn. AVE, Isl commercial bldg; 45-ft
Susinsss Ssfs def NA for $685. ss.l or any
s1e Goth ST; NV s-story 1ss commercial
6ldg ever s5, as 5 frsnt 5y loo e. e alley il
tor. Mr.. Poole. pRuRY SH REALTY r CoRP.,
yAhussiE VIII ss sSeS COMMERCIAL property. 1911
brick bldg, suitable for conversion to-
coming business block. E newly Wises Widsned soth
ssns ST IS a oas msos oce bRSRa eos sss SIS
< st.ngg. RE. 1913; ewes. WI. ae7ss or
sssa sa 'sss zSR SITS: s.w;z1ss eomnI; mis- 3
sss sno 'Rs RooMss sSye jR 4-sss sx 1875 T.
NEAR 5th AND l. SITS. N.W-and conml
house: V. L. TooMEY, JR.. Ma. 457a,
s-sToRY BRICK BUILDING, store and and 3
apartments. at corner 9th and r SITS. NV,
brick garage included; ideal location for
iiSes Iac sE axssSs ssss '0F
1,sst.,,coMMEncIAL ,s., 1 VACANT LOT, near
fssR SEhs C.. Ssi 1Na: RI 10lS' WIN. H. 1sS sASN-
from ON Route e0un! IT, srocery es
store with modern equipment, service sta
ton, 7,rm; house with bath. electric. and
hoase nos rense aaeSe s ronase small
doing nice busness Pitce a0 ssS5oo sScoh ean eaa
$sqs ialornasoS CA. wsl9sssoa
1890 WILSON BLVD, Arlington, vas Va. at
ness: may be rented until ready for con
2as9 ~ s,lsYs llSsl rGst,rp. & & p.T;; MI. 1920.
in demand, this commercial plot fronts on
two Of the most Travelled streets. in Arl.:I
over 10000 So. 1T. Of land ideally suited
for dept. store, Lee. garage or community
market; available for DEVELOPMENT early in
invites tsSit;,, u; substantial cash REQUIRED.
hhiSdiNGToM hiSd EsT ooR Realty cos 22o4 Wilson
I,t CoMMERcIAL. corner. near :aand and
M NV; brick, rooms, bath, etc; can be
remodeled into stores or ofices: price,
$4,000. JOHN l.. SHELTON, AT. 1851.
IDEAL VIRGINIA PROPERTY for pvt
school, a home for children. convalescentI
or aged; invest in q home and render a
mush-needsd service to others: large 9-rm.
bldg. which could be utilized BY remodel
ing; good setback in 3 acres Of beautiful
grounds, large trees, shrubbery and flow
ers. 2 additional acres available; 25 min
utes from 2; C.; can be bought on easy
terms, $4,000; also other properties for
sale. WHITEsELL REAL ESTATE. for ap-
pointment, phone Vienna $50 or write Oak
ton, Va, g