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geriub our 9orreftur bes gegentp6r
tlgen 3ultanOes ber5iften. = 8eItd
tigung bleibt ab3unarten.
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&ortbinaton, >. - ct. Eanl. Winn.
Samstag, s. Scbrnar 1947
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piten.
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SSreitag, IA. 6ebruar: Salentin.
Samstns, Is. 6ebruar: Georgia.
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Mrs. M. Beckman, Hoagland,
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lebte @ohe nit 6reibunbertbreiuno-
iieb5ig gege,t MIR fiinfunooreiBig
Stimmen, Die boben &riegs -2urlis-
Iteuern auf Sllpelen, Spirituoien,
8el5e lino piele anbere 8aren nno
Gienlte bei5ubebalten. gs 1par bic
erite groBe gorlage in Dem neuen
bon ben &epublifanern beberr5hteil
&ongreB.
Sic Gorlage, sic an ben Senat
rpeitergelettet mnrbe, puroe mad ei-
| ner lebbaften 9ebatte iiber cine an-
oere Steuernorlage Der @OH ange-
nommerl BEL tpelder eirise Mepubli-
faner aus Der Heibe tan5ten. gs ban-
oelte iid babel Inn Ole 5manaigproaen-
tige Serabletung Der @infommen-
ltenerr, tuel6e &nution, &epubIifa-
ner bon Minneioto, porgei9lagen bot.
WcGormad, Gemofrat bon MaIlad)l=
letts, mari ben Nepublifanern Dor,
oaB tie in Ser Srage Der 2urusiteuern
oem Braiioenten Eruman nahgege-
ben batten, linn ben groBen Steuer-
5nblern nit Der Jteouftion Der gtn-
fommeniteuern elm @eidenf MAIDEN
5u fonnen".
Ser Ibgeoronete &nutlon, Gepu-
blltaner bon Winnelota, erneuerte am
Samstag feline Soroerung nod elmer
glatten 5man5igpro5entigen ginfon-
menlteuer-g -grmaBigung obtpobl man
li6 in ben &eiben Der &epublifaner
nod nidt bariiber geeinist bot, tper
babel mebr profitieren lon, Die Mrmen
ooer Die &ei6en.
+ q sd babe feline gliten @riin6e ent-
oeden fonnen, Die Bill ab3uGnoern,"
periiherte &nution Geportern geaen-
iiber. uSie miro Dem sultanoigen &o-
mitee' 10 norgelegt 1perben, tpie lie i1t.
Gas &omitee miro iiber 3eoiiionen
entldeioen faas iolde oorsenoHs
men 1per6en."
Ser 6elnofratilhe Senator ssames
Y. WfurraD BON Wontana, Der auriid-
tretenbe &oriibenoe bes gusiduiies
fir &leingcDerbetreiben6e iette fid9
am Samstag fir eine lofortige, ilnts
failenoe 8riifune Der 3eitungspapier-
fnappbeit elm. sSSn elmer ieinen Be-
ri6t begleitenoen grfldr,tng fiibrte
er aus, baB reine eroBe 8ebrobung
fir Die tDeitere @riltena elmer ameri-
faniiden freien Breiie Die 8eberr-
l6ung Der fiinf5ebntauleno fleinen
3eitungsberleger oes 2anbes 6urh
Die monopoliitiiben Gapierfabritan-
ten" lit. @dbrenb beren 8eriorguna
gana un5ulanglid lit, faufen oie gro-
BEN 3ages5eitungen Bapiermiiblen
auf ooer iblieBen langfriItige Ser
trage ab, Die ibner Borteile fihern.
Murrap erflarte, Dob iid fein 8e.
rtft auf Die Witteilungen bon 3ei-
tungsberlegern Itiibt, on Die er cine
briefli6e Outrage geri6tet batte. Die
3eitnng, 10 iagte Der Senator, lift ei-
ne grunolegenbe Snltitltion Der De.
mofratie. Wit Dem 8eridtpinoen ie-
Den Sotalblattes gebt elm Gtid De-
n1ofratie berloren". Cine Briifung Der
gan5en 5rage iollte aud Die Moglih-
feit Ser S6affung elmer Bapierfabri-
fation in Mlasfa ins glnge fai1en.
Wfurrap id)lug iueiter Dor, 6oB Die
5eoeral Grade gommiiiion Dem Ron-
greB einen aaiabrliden 8eriAt iiber
uWettbewerb, aon5entrierling nn6
misunderstanding in ser 3ei-
trngs- uno &aoio-S -Snouitrie" erftat-
tet. 8ei6meroen, Die ben MusIhuB
erreihten, tpiiroen auBerbem cine io-
fortige Nadpriifung Der @eldGfts-
prattifen Der SDnoitate ourh bic
Nnti-Sruit- abteilung oes Suiti5be-
partements notpenoig erideinen lai-
len.
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tSortleBung ron Sette ~
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China
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oorigen Wfonat BEN bollfommenen
5ebllGlag ieiner Srieoensltiftermii-
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es 5ll erparten, oaB er nun, nahoem
er aus Dem Imte zines Sonoerenii-
idrs in Nanfing in bas oes Staats-
lefretars in 8aibington bit1iiberge-
peGielt bat, Die praftii6en SdIuB.
Tolgerllngen aus bieiem @rgebnis iei-
ner 8eniibungen INN ben inneren
5rieoen Ser dineiiiden &epubIif 5ie-
ben meroe. Sas bat er leste @o6e
getan nit Ser slnfiinoigung, oaB oie
Ter. Stoaten lire Sruppen aus China
5uriid5ieben tperoen. llnier Niif5ug
aus Der aliatiiden &ielenrepubIif be-
oeutet, baB @aibington iib iiber Die
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6ineIiiden 9iirgerfrieses inn fIaren
uno entlhloiien lit, oen Itreitenoen
6inelil6en Sarteien 5u erlauben, Die
sadie 1lnter li6 aus5ufehten.
0as lit Ole fiible Mnslegung oes
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an oem Sebllhlog ser Srieoensbe-
miibungen beioen Harteien 5u. 9lber
man miro ii6 oaran erinnern, 6aB
Der friibere amerifaniihe 8otIdafter
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9urleD, i'm Hobember 1916 oerdraert
bon ieinem Soften 5uriidtrat, tpeil,
pie er bebalptete, oas Staatsoeparte-
ment all5u iebr nit ben &ommuni1ten
llebangelte. ginen Iol6en 8ortpurf
iprad neuli6 au6 Senator 8anoen-
berg in ieiner sroBen &e6e in glebe.
lano berflauIuliert aus, irloem er be.
tonte, man Tonne ii6 niAt auf bie
&ommuniiten nerlaiien nno miiiie Of.
ne iie Die Srbnung in China ber5u-
itellen iu6en. DaB Mariban in Chi
na gar nidts erreihte, ideint nod
Dem ldarfen &ommentar &urleDs al
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oaron 5u liegen, bob er, 1penigItens
5n anfang, su groBes 8ertralen auf
Die aommllniiten uno ibre ruiIii6en
Sintermanner iebte.
Gnslanbs Dilemma
8eim 9riegsausbru1 Itellte Gbanr-
berlain abnimgspon in MusIiht, oas
britiihe &eif iperbe fortbeiteben, aber
es ,ueroe nidt mebr Dos alte iein.
Simmer 1Die0er geoenft man ieiner
Worte, tpen1 man liebt, mie england
eine leiner alten Hoiitionen nod Der
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Die britiihe &egierl,1g an, Dob iie
nit ben 8ertretern 0irnas 5u elmer
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Mrs. L. Baron, Newark, NJ. LOO
j. MeSSner, Buffalo, NY. E. 100
S. Streicher, Buffalo, ny 100
Mrs. E. Doppmann, West
Hatfield, Mass. .......... 100
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Mrs. c. Miller, Rochester, N.
Y. Observation-Disclosures. 100
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Mrs. M. Ball, Buffalo, NY. so
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
Key West Team
Suggested TO Meet Miami

, All-Key West nine to play the
Havana club in the opening game
of Jose Marti week. The writers
of the letter plead their case as
follows:
I'm the interest of better base
ball, also for the benefit of the
fans, it is the opinion of the writ
ers that when the Key West
teams play against the Miami
Tourists, that they should COM
bine forces and pick three teams
out of the four teams in the city
and not play as an individual
team because they are not strong
enough to compete against the
Miami team. 1
'This is not casting reflection
on any one Individual player but
merely to emphasize a better and
stronger cooperation among the
Key West teams. We are sub
hitting a three-team lineup
which naturally is going to be
criticized and know that it can
be improved, but this is just to
start the ball rolling:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

Of the five players, only Cohn
and March are professionals.
Boiling holsters the exhibition
schedule and looked strong
against Cohn yesterday although
not particularly stronger than
Carbonell or Vosburgh. In fact,
Carbonell rates a heavy favor
tie to give the Virginian a sound
spanking despite Bollings eX-
cellent service.
Cohn is especially anxious to
defeat March in the feature
match as the Casa Marina pro
expects to take in most of the
professional and open tourna-
ments this summer and wants
to get off on the right foot.
March, however, who has beaten
such outstanding pros as Wellby
Van Horn, Bill Tilden and Frank
Kovacs, and has one of the best
backhands in the game, rates an
even choice to defeat the shrewd-
playing Cohn.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
Winter League
Resumes Sunday
With Twin Bill
BY NEsToR cAsrANEDA

Baseball will get under way
once again at Municipal Stadium
Sunday when the City Leagues
second-half will be resumed with
a doubleheader between the Red
Raiders and the Blue Sox in the
first game, and the Red Raiders
and the Trojans in the night
cap. s
Play was postponed for one
week to allow work on the field
in preparation for, sthe' spring
training of the Miami Tourists
of the Florida international
League. The Tourists will start
their regular training Monday
with light workouts scheduled
for pitchers and catchers during
the weekend.
In Sundays twin bill, the Red
Raiders will tackle the league
leading Blue Sox in the first
game, with the nightcap bring
ing together the Raiders and the
Trojans. A sweep of the double
header will send the Raiders in
to first place, half a game ahead
of the Blue Sox. However, the
Raiders will not have things easy,
as the Blue Sox will probably
send their ace, Gabe Lastres, to
the mound with Manolo Acevedo
behind the plate.
For the Raiders, it will prob
ably be Rubber Sweeting on the
mound with Esmond Albury be-
hind the plate.
In the nightcap, the Raiders
will probably use their young
prospect, Fito Lastres, on the
mound with either Esmond AL
bury or Dewitt Roberts behind
the plate. Charlie Albury, the
Trojan ace race highlander, will
probably do the pitching, with
Joe Navarro behind the plate.
The first game will get under
way at lis p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
HfGH SCHOOLS
StDFTB4LL LOOP
OPENS MARCH I8

A Junior and Senior High
school suftball league, with q
team representing each grade,
wili open March 10 at $40 pm
in Bnyvicw Park. The following
representatives attended league
meeting held last night: Joe
Lave, iath grade; Ben Saunders
and Billy Albury. 18th grade
John Cefezo, 10th grade; Wilbur
Martin. 9th grade, and Warren
Bethel. Bth grade.
Teams will be limited to ID
players each. Games will be
piayed on Tuesdays and Thurs
Avs and each team viii play two
mames against every other team
Grade students interested in play
,ng un their grade. teams should
es,utact their grade representative
m,i later than March II. All the
hots in school are eligible.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
MIAMI CLUB TO PLAY
MONTREAL AND BOSTON
OR ST. LOUIS HERE
TIES PIRATES, WITH.
CREENBERC. MAY AL.
ID VISIT KEY WEST
DATES NOT YET DEFIN.A

h"y hamlin, chairman of tho
A''''''f'pai Stadium Committee
aanouneed today that two major
sFaHi'e clubs and Montreal .,
NE International League have
hesn tentatively scheduled 70
p'aY in hey West this month. He
aha announced that some games
hefs VIII broadcast.
Toe Montreal Royals will nrob-
atlN play the Miami Tourists Of
tiie FioFida international League
saturday March 30. On the fol.
lu~tna day either the Boston
hfutrs 90 the ST. Louis Browns
hafe been tentatively engaged to
ueet Miami here. The Busi.
nsss and Professional Women's
thib ls sponsoring this game.
TIE Pittsburgh Pirates Sec
49, tNaih win Hank Greenberg.
NO soweii or some other name
etaf may play here Friday
Aareh "a. against Miami. Hamlin
said he expects to broadcast one
w mme Of the major league
Hamsea enc game between the Ha-
tana Cubans and Miami, April
q Hmd between Havana and the
kw West All Stars on April 6.
The Stadium Committee chair
maaH said work on the field is
sou1ploted. installation of show
efs other plumbing and flooring
- Va club house Is nearing COM
plgtinn and some of the Tourist
shaving squad have already ar
rived In KEY West. including two
niiehefs
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
Tennis Exhibition Slate
At Casa Marina Released;
Coin VS.. Eastern Pro Kline

The final lineup for Sundays
tennis exhibition at the Casa
Marina courts was announced
this morning by Jay Cohh pro-
fessional at the resort hbtel, as
follows: Il
l:30 p. my snacio Car
bonelL Key West city cham
pion. VS.. Dick Boiling. No. 3
man on the University A vir-
ginia tennis team. 4. '.<
2:l5 p. MI a C X NJ ar h,
Eastern Professional Cham
pion and pro at the Grosinger
Pancoast Hotel. Miami Beach.
VS.. Jay Cohn. twice National
Boys Champion and pro at
Casa Marina Hotel Key West.
800 p. m.-March and J. r.
Vosburgh. Key West. VS.. cohn
and Carbonell.
The doubles match combina-
tions are only tentative, Coin
said, since there is a possibility
Carbonell may pair with March
and Vosburgh with Cohn.
After extended workouts dur.
ing the last two days during
which he showed marked i'm
provement, Vosburgh acceded te
COINS request to play in the
doubles match. The Key Westel
has been holding his own agains
the hard-hitting Carbonell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
ROLLER SKATING
RESUMES TONIGHT

Roller skating will be resumed
tonight at Bayview Park after
several weeks of no skating be.
cause of the cold weather,
The bicycle race planned by
the Recreation Department to- be
held on the south side of the
Boulevard tomorrow afternoon
has been postponed. until a week
from tomorrow, March Is.
The race will be approximate
ly one-half mile on the Boule-
yard from Bertha street to the
Army Experimental Station road.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
PEDRO AcuiLAR

BASEBALL
The baseball players of Key
West are ION edge" in their de-
sire to play against the Miami
Tourists of the Florida-Interna-
tional League who will start
their spring training here this
weekend. The local athletes de-
sire to display to the outside
world, just how they go about
playing the national pastime.
Some of the Key West boys are
going to other camps for try-outs
and are anxious to get a head
start by playing the Tourists be-
fore leaving for camp.
Among the players who will
-tryout in upstate camps are Ju-
Illus ,(DoDo) Villareal, who will
work out at st. Petersburg with
Jimmy Foxx; Gabby Lastres, who
will be with Augusta in the Sally
League; Danny Lastres, who has
not as yet definitely decided
whether to play with the Tampa
Smokers or in the Mexican
League Che has a contract from
the Tampa club and one from
the Saltillo club.
Other players in Key West who
will make good soon and get a
chance to play professional ball
include Bo Meador, Rubber Sweet
ing, M. Hernandez, Buster Rob-
erts and Clayton Sterling, and
several others.
Fans here are ready to witness
some real ball players on the Mu-
'nicipal Stadium field. They have
been waiting for a long time.
Soon they'll have an opportun-
ity. About March 10th of this
month we will be able to see some
real diamond action.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
MeGeIOr. SlUeeting
offered Contracts
Nv DeLGnd CLUB

hubber Sweeting and DO
Aaeador. crack righthanded
pitchers from the Red Raid
ess. have been offered con-
tracts TO play professional
ball this summer. Sweeting
and Meador have contracts
from the DeLand Red Hats
II the Florida State League.
They received the contracts
through the recommendation
"a William Gates. current
manager Of the Red Raiders
"a the Winter Baseball League
here end former manager and
staF third baseman tor the
Red Hats for several seasons.
swesting also has another
oiier 20 play with Brewton
"a the Alabama State League.
A. yet neither Sweeting nor
Naaaor have sent in their
contracts. bat IL is believed
that both will report TO De-
land this spring.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
Your Horoscope

FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1947-
Another ambitious day, but you
are cautious and patient. There
is great attachment to friends and
a protective care exercised in
guarding them. Failure in I'M
dertakings is seldom found, for
what is not done by energy is &C.
complished by patient and intel
ligent waiting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

CERO MACKEREL-1O pounds
35R inches, l412 girth. Caught
by Fred S. Bancroft, Jr., Charles
ton, W. Va. From Capt. Ted Ca
nova's "Switchtail''. Tycoon reel,
80 thread. Number Ashaway
line.
SAILFISH-41 pounds, 7 #. 1k
inches, "a girth. Caught by E.
L. Snider, Columbus, Ind, from
Capt. Ted Canova's "Switchtail"
Templar 40 reel, size "a linen
line.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

represent the city as champions
and the Sound School five. which
played such a good game in the
Service Mems League under 1t.
Gustitus, will certainly be lin
there. Several other clubs, such
as the Transit Co., Coca-Cola, Ra-
dio and others, will, I am sure,
come in and take advantage of
this opportunity to play in the
local tournament. I hope ii is q
huge success.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

Boys from 9 to IL years and
from II to Is may register with
Mrs. Jane Hopkins Whidden at
Bayview Park. A prize will be
given to the winner of each race,
which will be held at 3 p. m.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
Rose B00fery Announces
NesC Line OF FOOfaceas

The Rose Bootery, Duval and
Fleming streets, announce else
where in today's Citizen. the ar
rival and first showing OF their
new line of fine footwear.
The Rose Bootery management
lis extremely proud of the many
new styles and models they are
now showing and call especial at
tention to the shoes shown in
their beautifully-trimned win
dows.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
BASKETBALL.

Coach N. H. Pepper of the High
School has announced the High
School Athletics Association will
sponsor a cage tournament with
70 prizes offered to the winners
of the different scoring and win
ming events.
The Red Raiders, of course, will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07
GOING TO FIGHT
IN HAVANA SATURDAY

Local men who are going To
the Cuban capital to take in" the
Louis odoy fight and ball game
on Sunday include William Gates,
.Alonzo, Jackie Carbonell, Saun-
.ders, Diamandi and others.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-07

Finely chopped apples may be
added to standard waffle bat
ter for variety in flavor and tex
ture. Add in the proportion OF
two cups of apples to each two
cups of flour.