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Evening star., 1947-06-28
Mrs. ingalls, Illness
Delays Slavery Trial
BY fhe Asseeiofed Press


SAN DIEGO. Calf, June 2S.--
Mrs. Alfred Wesley ingalls, was re-
ported on the verge OF pneumonia
today and the Federal trial of the
New England matron and her hus-
band on charge of enslaving their
colored maid, Dora Jones, was In
recess until Tuesday.
Mrs. ingalls, sudden illness pre-
vented trial session last night
and came after a day in court dur
ing which she had heard herself
described as fearing that Dora
would kill her.
Police Officer William Toomey OF
Lynn, Mass, testifying as a Gov
ernment witness, said Mrs. ingalls,
told him of her fear in 1886 and
sometime later expressed her inten-
ton of having the maid committed
TO a mental institution.
She cautioned him, however, the
witness told the jury, not to say
anything to Dora because she
wouldn't understand.
The 62-year-old matron, whose
two grown daughters are on the list
of witnesses against her, had pre-
viously asked for short recesses dur
ing the first week of the trial be-
cause of indisposition.
Judge Jacob Weinberger ordered
the night session abandoned after a
physician appointed by him had
visited the ingalls, home at Coro-
nado and confirmed the report of
their personal doctor that she had
a nasal and bronchial infection.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Child Of U. 5. Army Captain
Slain in Philippine Ambush
By The Asseeiofsd Press

MANILA, June 28.-An unidenti-
fed band of armed men ambushed
United States Army jeep last
night IS road miles northwest OF
Manila and killed the 4-week-old
child of Medical Corps Capt. Irwin
Plough, the Army announced today
The ambush occurred on heav-
lily travelled road near Minalin
Pampanga province.
Capt. Plough and his wife were
wounded. Mrs. Plough. the more
seriously hurt. was treated for gun
shot wounds in the shoulder.
Capt. Plough, whose home town
was not known here, was attached
to the 521st Quartermaster Supply
Company of the Philippine Scouts.
The jeep, clearly marked "U. S.
Army" was riddled with bullets.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
INone Hit or Sorry
las a Argentinions
lFiqht Two DueIs
BY the Asseeiafed Press

BUENOS AIRES, June 28.-Po-
litical arguments embroiled one
cabinet member and three deputies
OF the lower House of Congress in
two pistol duels yesterday. No one
was hurt, but neither did any one
say he was sorry and offer to make
up.
Both duels took place near Tigre
Delta, about Is miles north of
the capital. In the first encounter
Belisario Cache Piran, minister of
Justice and public instruction, and
Ernesto Palacio, Peronista deputy,
each fired two shots without dam
age and departed without shaking
hands.
The other duel brought together
Eduardo Colon, also a PeroniSta
deputy, and Ernest San Martino, an
opposition Radical deputy. The re-
suit was a draw with no blood
spilled and they likewise rejected
the judges invitation for a recon-
ciliation.
Duelling is Illegal but is tolerated
as one way of settling an argument.
Evening star., 1947-06-28

Continued From Page BID
Emerson @. Reinsch. Samuel and
Aaron Bernstein
Ian woodner
George A. Ford
Arthur Pomponio
william Z. Richardson
A. Joseph Howar
Wade E. Granger, s. 8. stamatis
Clifford a. Francis D. Warrener
Harry zigEles
A. H. Finkls
Landreth g. Rupley
L. L. Werner
M. Rodman, N. seigel
Winfree z. Nelson
Louis Richman
Evening star., 1947-06-28

Chile plans to spend over $32,.
100000 on public works this year.
Evening star., 1947-06-28
-Four Allies Draw Lots
For Jap Navy Remnants
BY the Assoeioied Press

TOKYO, June 28.-Four Allied
nations today began picking apart
the remnants of the imperial jap
anese navy.
Representatives of the United
States, Britain, China and Russia
drew lots for a total of 80 small
warcraft-three destroyers and five
escort vessels aggregating 10000 tons
going to each nation.
A second drawing will be held late
in July and third soon thereafter
to dispose of the remaining so ships,
totaling $4,000 tons, in the imperial
feet. 49,
BY Allied agreement, all japanese
submarines and all combat craft
larger than destroyers have been
sunk or destroyed.
Vice Admiral r. M. Griffin, COM
mander of American naval forces in
the Far East, said the destroyers
acquired by the United States would
be used for targets. Some will be
sent to Tsingtao, China, base of the
7th Fleet, and others will remain in
japanese waters for battle practice
Evening star., 1947-06-28

PufTer, whose cigarette is part of
his face and who doesn't remove the
fag until anxious companions are
sure he will burn his lip. There is
also the Deep-Down Inhaler, hold
ing his cigarette between finger and
thumb, which he places. along with
the casper, in his mouth. Then he
congresses his lips and sucks with
avidity at the ends of thumb, finger
and fag.
Girl smokers include the Dance
Hall Stubber: wait tae All nick
ma faag," she says when asked to
dance. She congresses the lighted
part SO that it falls to the floor,
blows frantically on the end and
jams it into her pocket.
Evening star., 1947-06-28


Fort Myer Heights Apartments 1900 18th st.
and 1888 North Scott st., Arlington
Terrace Corp. No /, a3rd and Congress- SITS.
Lord culpeper Apartments. North and Me-
chanic sts., Fsirfax
Glebe Apartments, 1nep North Giene rc.,
Arlington
Greenwood Terrace, Greenwood and Domer
.westmoreland Terrace. Fort Myer DR.. at
North I4th ST. Arlington
Sligo Terrace Apartments No. 9. Manchester
Colonial Terrace inc. North Ode st. and
Colonial ter, Arlington
Claire Apartments, Inc,
1900 end st. Sc.
Walter Reed Gardens, Inc, 18th ST. and
Walter Reed dr., Arlington
Belle View. Inc, No. /. New Alexandria
Gresnhili Gardens, Inc. 4430 Nichols ave.
Southern Hills Development Corp, 3rd and
4th SITS at Chesapeake st. Sc.
Neal K House. Princeton ave. at Calvert rd,
College Park
Louis Richman, Inc, Forester St s.w
Evening star., 1947-06-28
List of New FILA Rental Apartment Projects

CONTINUED From Page BID
Evening star., 1947-06-28
Davis Lawyers Appeal
Murder Conviction

An appeal from his murder con-
viction earlier this month has been
filed by attorneys for Bruce Davis,
81, Laurel mechanic, in the Circuit
Court at Hagerstown.
The action was filed yesterday by
Attorneys e. Stuart Bushong and
Paul B. Mules, who also withdrew,
without comment, a motion for a
new trial filed Immediately after
Davis conviction June 10, the Asso-
ciated Press reported.
Davis was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment for the hammer Staying
of Mrs. Florence McAllister, 20,
whose body was found in a Bur-
louisville house December 10.
Chile plans to spend over $32,-
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Marion Pou, who has resigned in
anticipation of marrying tn i S
winter.
The new chief steWardess is
the daughter of Mrs. M. L. Wat
son, 1855 Laura street, Jackson
vile, where she is member of
Fairmont Methodist Church and
the Ponte Vedra club. She at
tended school at Calhoun, Geor-
gia; Fairmont School, Fairmont,
Ga, and Racine College, Chicago,
majoring in home economics.
Miss Anna Lee Graham has
been named to the divisional
chief stewardess post at Jackson
vile, vacated by Miss Watson.
Miss Graham, native of Tampa,
attended grade and high schools
in Fort Pierce, Fla, and the
Jones Business College, Jackson
vile. and was clerk, cashier,
bookkeeper and receptionist in a
doctors office before taking to
1.-The Route of the Buccaneers with
National nearly three years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
BOca Chica
Has 2 Games
For Sunday
LAKE WORTH RAMBLERS UN.
ABLE TO GET HERE ToMoH-
ROW. BUT WILL BE HERE
NEXT SUNDAY

/ Tomorrow night the Boca
Chica Bombers have been sched-
uled to play a doubleheader, the
first game with the Section
Base, and the second game with
the Red Raiders.
These games will see lots of
action, for Day and Finkelstein
will probably hook up in the first
game, and the fans know what
keen rivalry these two clubs hold
against each other.
The Red Raiders are always
anxious to beat the Flyers, and
Gaby Lastres will pitch and Rob-
erts catch for the Raiders, and
Hanson and Gorton will comprise
the battery for the Flyers.
First game will start at 1880
p. m, and the second at $3.50
p. m. Admission is free.
A telegram from Lake Worth
states that that team was unable
to come over Dixie Highway No.
l on account of its condition, but
will be here next Saturday whit
out fail. The Lake Worth team
wants the Key West boys to be
preparedg for the great S w d e
Hansen will be with them. The
international League play is over,
and Hansen is ready to pitch for
his home town.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
SPORTS and
RECREATION

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News And Notes
Of Interest To
Sportsnncn Here
By PEDRO AcurtAn

Here are some items that may
interest sports fans here:
Pedro Husda
Last week, Pedro Hueda, father
of Evelio Skip" Rueda, passed
to the Great Beyond and his pass
ing left a deep sorrow to his fam
lily and to his many friends. Mr.,
Rueda was one of the strongest
fans in the city back In The eos
|ahd early 1900's.
He married. the sister of one oil
the city's outstanding baseball
families. She is the sister of Felo,
Chieho, Antonio, Cheche, Babit0
Evaristo Rodriguez, and their
sons and nephews have all been
bah players, for Felo, Jr.. Elpidie
and Pedro all played bali. They
were sons of Felo, Sr. Panche
Salinero is the son of q sister,
and Skipper Rueda also plays.
May he rest in peace and his
family receive this, my sincere
sympathy, in their hour Of sor.
row.
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Miss M. Watson
Chief Stewardess
Nat. Airlines

MIAMI, Sept. disappointment
of Miss Margaret Watson of jack
sonville as chief stewardess of
National Airlines was announced
today by Miss Helen Bowen,
superintendent of passenger serv-
ice.
Miss Watson has been di-
,visional chief stewardess at Jack
sonville since January, 1916, and
for two years previous was as
sistant chief stewardess for the
NAL system. Prior to that she
had served as flight stewardess
for a year. She came to National
after year of grade school teach
ing and short term as a dental
assistant. Her new post brings
her to National Airline's gen.
eral offices in Miami.
Miss Watson succeeds Miss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20

Boxing
While in MiaFni ! had q ehmFHs
to talk 10 several ~ tle m'Nmaasesi
Of the boxing sonsFnisasoswsm fFs2s
different cities IN Fisa an go
found that some iavox Mtase
boxing commission snd nemAs wese
not i'm favor af "a
have served twiee an = hsxMs
ing commission len ksy West SO
we had some good fights ard aossss
raw ones.
The aim Of . state haxlna eslsAs
mission would be- 90 see thma
fights are on The level
A fighter suspended ar tined lm
one city. would not ~ atlF -
fight I'm other cities len Fiafssan. -
happens now A fighter b aeM
suspended In Miani ard he lAsaa
goes and fights snywhsFs else ~
Florida. There Ia no slate lwm
10 stop him.
The paying fans need souae poo.
lection from those phonY fighters
and promoters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20


NOTICE or CALLING FOh BifIs
Notice Isl hereby given to whom
1t may concern that on the f4fh day
|of October, AID. 1947. at 1880 PM,
in the Monroe. County Court House.
Key West, Florida. the Board of
County Commissioners of Monroe
County Florida. win open sealed
bids for the following:
County Beach" at Key West.
Florida, according to plans and
specifications drawn and pre-
pared by r. d. Spalding & AS
Sociates. as
Copies of plans, specifications
and all the necessary bid ffifor-
nation may he obtained from the
Clerk Of the Board OF County COM
House, Key West, Florida. upon de
posit of twenty five Dollars
C$25.0G), which Will be returned zip
on return of plans and specified
All bids must be in the hands
Of the County Clerk on or before
1870 P: NJ, on Tuesday, October
The Commission reserves the
right TO accept or reject any and
all bids made pursuant TO this ad-
vertisement.
Dated September 18th, 1947, at
ROSS c. SAWYER.
Clerk. Board of County
commissioners, NJ fIro e
County, Florida.
sep 1920, 1947.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
Softball Games
BAYvIEw PARK
NIGHT GAMES

MONDAY $500.
7 s0-American Legion VS.. USS
Gilmore.
sIs-Adans Dairy VS.. Key
West Merchants.
TUESDAY
78O-Bob's Sports Shop VS.
WV.
sts-Naval Hospital VS.. Jerry's
Halt Acre.
THURSDAY
Ta0-Amcrican Legion VS.
WV.
aIs-Adams Dairy vs.. Jerry's
Half Acre.
FHIDAY--
7ao-uSS. Gilmore VS.. Bobs
sports Shop.
sIs-Key West Merchants VS.
Naval Hospital.
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the manager a . chain armA
store in ffsaf eify,
I found him the smgaae esesaNA
ial ana eourteous Arse = $3.50
ago. He Ieft hm work mmsi ~ AA
car We drove up - see hNIk|
Shered. the manager af -
Homestead soffbsil eiHb sasf -
ranged Cor them a. emMsa samsa maAaa
play the a7th IT tina mssrsn
They will bring ar - $50
club for some ~ thx pimyuss Ef@ss
Booker Lumber and sena@ tfsssss
Honne Hardware eam aos wHsaN
the trip. 80 thru wili exmm - -
AIl-star club.
Barrow 10 . . aaee fssm@ -.
he rs en- asset A. ans ttaE 80
bows should iuilow hia e2Hsapas =
nm honest, elean xpeFt "a psMf -
the games ~ IN pfivats 70
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20

/ l was surprised during my trip
to the University this week. for
they have added additional wings.
They had pillars standing there
for years. They could be seen
from Ponce de Leon drive going
to Miami. All have been con-
verified and two large wings have
been added and a lecture hall.
Houses all around to accommo-
date 500 students. The lawns and
streets are all well planned. There
alone has been a great outlay for
the University, and besides they
have taken over San Sebastian
Hall to accommodate its students.
The football team has 100 boys
out trying to make the team and
they sure look good. just watch
their smoke next Friday against
Baylor at the Orange Bowl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
TODAY'S
ANNIVERSARIES

Iaoa sterling Price, soldier OF
Asx,can War. n0ted Missouri gov
ernm Confreierate. soldier, born
!, Virginia. Died Sept 20. 1857
ISIS Charles Melton Walcot. Q
afsat American eomedian-play-
= r,eht father a a noted actor
Rw,fn IN England. Died May 10
TEES
ts1s Asbert .. Myer. founder
ORGANIZER Of Civil Wars Army
signal Cofps whose weather OBJ
ursivastuns resulted IN the US
Nsalhes nureau IN 1870. whcih he
hesssssi. born nj Newburgh, N. Y
Died Aus ~. 1880.
Ias3-Davis Ross Locke (''Pe'
trnleum v. Nasby), Ohio journ'
alist. noted political sstirist. born
Vrstal. Ny. Died Feb. Is, 1883
Ists-0eoFge Bird Grinnell
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DODCERS WIN, CARDS ~
LOSE in THURSDAYS
NATIONAL CONTESTS
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Monthly Dinner
Monday Night For
Local Golf Club

The monthly dinner of the Key
West Golf Club will be held in
Duffy's Tavern. at 1880 .. m,
M"nday. Robert Dopp. entertain-
mens committee chairman, stated
this morning that refreshments
win be on the club.
The team Of Harry knight Is al
present one-up. but there are still
many matches 10 be played and
opposing Captain Gilmore Park
b confident Of final victory when
she deadlinc arrives tomorrow.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
Viewpoint

Our landlord has very good
description of how he feels about
the income tax:
II laugh out of one eye be-
cause ! earned SO much money,
and cry out of the other because
I have so little left"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
University Of Florida

Received q letter from the base
ball and basketball coach of the
University Of Florida, Sam ]. Me.
Callister, and he tells me that the
local boys will have chance "a
go out and try for the baseball
and basketball teams and that he
will personally see that they al
go out for the practice games.
We hope all the boys make the
grade on one team or the other.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20
LEGAL.S


Proposals will be received by the
City Cofnmission of The CITY Of Key
Vest W Inn Fi9rida' a. the CITY Han up
furnishing a Diesel Motor Grader,
Eower Controlled L. MA" Mold
board with Boots. Upholstered Seat,
Tandem Drive "a Drive wheeisJ
with 1900 4 2f : s. PLY Rear Tires,
800 % 10 Ply Front Tires, Start
ing and Lighting Edttismeht. Scarf
fier Attachment. weight W
standard Equipment (N6 Access
sOries) Not less than ALSO lbs,
Fob. Key West, Florida.-beIfvery
must be stated.
The City reserves the right to ac-
cept or reject any and all Bids.
ROY HAalLIN,
k city Clerk.
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IN THE CIRCUIT. COgRT OF THE,
EI-Ey ENTH JUDICIAL flRCCfT,
OF THE sTATE OF E'LORfDA. ~
CHANCERY.

tHSe Voc II.IA
GERTRUDE GONZALEZ
WARSKOW,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DrVORCE
ERNEST PAUL wARSKOw. Jr.,
defendant,
ORDER OF PUBLICATION =
TO: Ernest Paul Warskow, Jr.
willamette Skating Rink,
Route No. 5, Wilkinson
Boulevard,
Charlotte, North Carolina.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill for, Divorce filed
against you In the abeve styled
cause on or. before the 18th day of
October, AID. 1917, otherwise the
allegations contained therein will
be taken as confessed.
Done and Ordered at Key West
Florida, this 18th day of Septem-
Der, AID. l947.
(Cfrcuit Court SeaD
ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk of Circuit Court
By: Kathleen Nbttage,
Deputy Clerk
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
sep l3-20-27: oct 4. 1947.
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sefsbsli Games -
The local leagues HF* psass -
some very aood games stsa -
Jerry's. with the la@s ~ tamMfFss
Haskins and Sawyer. hissw -
fered o 0it. but when sis esssa So
TO playing Together asaH $50
viii be- she samae club a. hsNftsRs
Sweetine. Boiton afsd eiffssn So
hard 90 beat
Adams Dairy - solne sre@a -
Is not far behind ard the 49,
West Merchants have nawm sssE
prising the fans in her -
games. The Naval H0spatai -
playing q good brand a hail 49,
has started too late. a NNsuss fss~
Hospitalnen viii be > p@an =
the neck" to the etlser elals@ Ia 80
league from Now On
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u. S. farm woodlotS cover
about 1875 million acres, the 1arg-
est acreage being in the eastern
half of the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-20

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of TuHF.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. cIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. 1I-115
JOHN EDWARD STORM,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
KATHRYN FLORENCE LORE
STORM,
Defendant.
ORDER OF Fertilization
TO: KATHRYN FLORENCE LORE
STORM,
80 Mercer Street,
Phillipsburg. New Jersey.
You are hereby REQUIRED to APP
Dear to the Bill of COMPLAINT for
divorce in the above STYLED cause
on or before the 30th day of Sep
TENDER. AID. 1917. otherwise the
ALLEGATIONS therein will be taken
as confessed.
This order is to be published
once week for fonr consecutive
weeks In ThA Kew West Citizen. q
newsnaper published in the Citv of
Kew West. Florida
Done and Ordered this 29th day
% ,"onst. AID. 1at7
(SEAL} ROSS O. SAWYER
- Clerk of the Circuit Court.
Monroe Count" EFnrida.
BY: Alice ". Salpndo.
Deputy Clerk.
N1an r. CIeara "
Solicitor for PLAIN ZEE
aug 80; sep s-1S-2o, 1a47
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HlenC.
Rate:
Zoe per XVIII.
Minimum Charge:
$l.00 per meter per month.
Tax Additions:
The above rate Is subject 10 pro-
portional increases to compen-
safe for any gross revenue, kilo.
watt hour, or other form of tax
hereafter imposed by any mum
cipal, state or federal taxing
body, in accordance with the
provisions of Schedule x-3.
Section 2. This ordinance Is 90
take effect and be in force from
and after the first day of Octo-
Der, l947, and shall be effee-
tive upon the meter readings on
land after said date and the Man
ager is instructed to have the
same published in The Key West
Citizen, a newspaper of general
circulation, published in the City
|of Key West, Florida, once a
week for two successive weeks.
Read and passed on first read
ling at a regular meeting held
August 10, 1947.
Read and passed on final read
ing at regular meeting held
September 2, l947.
WILLIAM w. DEMERITT,
Mayor.
Attest:
ROY HAMLIN,
City Clerk.
Sept. 1920, l947.
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cisss n Lssgsas
The Veterans of Furs Or wHs&
seem 10 be the best bss - t@fl
They are holding thelr citah -
sether and thst - ~hat ssssfmsA.
rar the noh's sDorts gnop tlsmw
have lost several play~fa slssee 10
second-half started AM lohmnw
and James Ogden are sons. ~
Carthv has retired. III lemae fsa8
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aes 80 sss ~ has q evn
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National League


Thursdays Scores)
New York .. Chicago I.
Baston 10. St. Louis 9.
Cleveland 4. Washington 0.
Only games scheduled.
National League
Thursdays Scores)
Nww York .. Chicago 5.
Pittsburgh 9. Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati .. Philadelphia 4.
Boston 9. 81. Louis q s
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Takes Brains

Lady: Oh, / do like our new
minister. It seems he's always
bringing home to you something
you never saw before.
Neighbor:: Yes, i knew. Our
laundryrnaf1 is like that.
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famed New York naturalist, ex-
plorer and author, born in New
York. Died April II, 1898.