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be said at am. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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be held az Hysong's Funeral Home 1900
n ST. NV, on Tuesday, September 2. at
2 pm. Interment Confessional Gene
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father Of richmond c. Ellington. jr., and
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81 louisville. Ky; DR.. G; j. B;
resting at Chambers Georgetownn
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tuesday september 2. at 1890, pm
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1nterment Arlington National Cemetery
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pitsl pfiasSs after hISu brief illness, ROBERT E
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pAUGHERTY. GEORGE ALFRED, To
the Rev J r whitfield, officers. choir.
clubs and members of the Twelfth Street
politan A. M e Church, neishbors, friends
and relatives we wish to express our deep
est appreciation and sincerest gratitude
for the many Thoughtful and kind acts, the
genuine expressions Of sympathy and the
beautiful floral tributes sent during our
recent bereavement.
THE DAUGHERTI FAMILY.
SMITH FREDERICK P. wish to
thank the many friends of my husband.
FREDERICK P SMITH, for the beautiful
flowers and their kind expressions Of
sympathy. MAUDE A. M. SMITH.
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rTrNERAL DIRECTORS.

J. William Lees Sons Co.
9th and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. 5200
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrium
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Quail are trained for fighting In
Northern India. their beaks and
claws being sharpened for combat.
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De FELICE, PETER NOEL. Or. Friday
fEfER EiIs NOEL De FELfcE, beloved son r9 Of
Felice, brother of Richard Jon and Valerie
Ann De Felice Funeral and intermept
Keynoyt N l. Service by Chambers.
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BECK, HARLAND E. Suddenly on
Thursday August %, 1941, HAH-
tG LAND E BECK, the beloved
@ brother Of John NJ and Ray
@ mond F. Beck. Services at
~ Chambers Funeral Home, 1900
Chaplin st. NV. on Iuesday ,,
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BEAUCHAMP, President.
MARY McI.ARNFY Recording SecY.

RoDERICK, FRED E. On Sat
e%la@ urday. August 30. 1947, at Fort
lSS Beivoir, Va. FRED z. RODER-
i@ ICK, beloved husband Of Emma
" !. Roderick father Of Frederick
E. Roderick, r.; stepfather Of
ng at his late residence, Quarters 14s.
10Th St, Old Belvoir, Va. after 12 noon
Monday, September i. Services At Fort
iay. Internent Arlington National Gene
cry. Services by Chambers.
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TuneFal Heme, 3lSt and N sts 5.3o D:Wi' NM m
ssTvices At Fort Myer Chapel at l pm
interment % Arlington National Cemetery. 2
Friday. August ,2e, 1e47. at poet9Es Hos s
RITGITT' beloved husband of AGNES Q.
Fusitt and father of r, Payson FuEitt
and pr. Elmer " Fusitt o,,o seTyisssw r IS wis st
ave n " on Monday, September l. at
10 am, Interment Rock Creek Cemetery
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S,.sn.s,se Ray
Wins K.C. Prize
Essay Contest

In March the 10th Annual Rs-
say Contest, sponsored by the
Florida State Council Knights Of
Columbus, was announced II
was open to all Catholic High
School students.
The subject was, "Why a Cath
Ollie Education
The judges were Rev. FIR. Cyril
Burke, professor Of political
science and philosophy, Barry
College, Miami: Carl Hoffman,
state deputy Miaani and Frank
Holt, state secretary, !, Miami.
The prize was won by Suzanne
Ray, a. 16-year-old student Of the
Rosarian Academy, West Palm
Beach.
The subject was chosen by the
Most Rev. Thomas J. Nc
Donough, Auxiliary Bishop OF
the Diocese of st. Augustine, St
Augustine.
Both the winner and the win
Tner's school will be presented
with suitably engraved trophies
at the commencement exer-
.cises which will be the latter part
of this month.
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M Junior Chamber Of Com
|sngrcs eDlf trophy. embIesnatic Of
~ ely championship, was award
- - Jimmy Mira last night At
~ upsuthly meeting Of the Jsy-
eose - he LaCohchA Hotel. Mira,
who Won tiie recent city toufria-
uaeaG vas presented the cup BY
marry Knigkt chairman. Of the
spogt1 cunamittee.
Jaek Delaney. club president,
opened the session with an adj
drcss and then turned the floor
ever 10 Kni6ht. In addition to
awarding Mira the title trophy,
Knight presented the runner-up,
Humbert Mira, with his award
and 4ll worth Of golf equipment
20 fielden Elhertson for win
ming the handicap tourney.
a second prize Of SO went to
Charles E. Smith. Jimmy Mira
and Robert Knowles took the third
and fourth prizes respectively.
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,SsetsOss Hess0vs
Jessie Gibson,
Key West Girl

fs - U<WsWe - Gevvs
DELAND, May l6.-Miss Jeasis
Gibson, daughter of Mr. md mrs.
Harold A. Gibson Of Key west
was chosen this week a. q nsensS
Der Of Honor, women's leader
ship organization at Stctsoa
/ anniversary. Upper-class wou,ea
are selected on the basis oe les<Ds
ership, scholarship, and chsrse-
ter. \
/ Miss Gibson is past president
of Pii Kappa Delta, forensic
fraternity. and was for two years
prominent in debating. She Ia =
!. freshman adviser and a mesnbee
of the Halter staff. the Inter.
national Relations Club. tn
Westminster Fellowship. the
,Women's Council, and the HOaoe
Roll.
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lka&AV0 O30A 6S0A4k4Gs x0CS4&1AkAOSa
lirk women os lifeSuvers on Aus
'axdlluf bsdthes. .sts.
| While the husky accredited
linen lifesavers acknowledge that
jthere would. be a sharp rise in
lrescue signals if women, were as
lsigned to the job of watching
beaches. they are resisting the
[surf girly' claim on the ground
THAT hauling a drowning swim
!mer from heavy surf is a job for
male muscle only.
This is, the official view Of the
State Surf Life-Saving Associa-
Ition; whose honorary task it is TO
Isee that Pacific waves claim a
mihiinslm- toll of the hundreds of
Thousands taking the water
Iarour1d Australia's coast this and
levery summer; The. association
ESTIMATES that a million people
EbAthe on Australian beaches each
week IN the summer months.
- X4CdAAt1utC II WOtAICAA lASAiAASCAo ~
Ethe surf clubs, marching in com
Epetitive teams Of 20. are boost
ling the box office at surf carni-
Evals--formerly mostly an all
male spectacle. I
H. For these carnivals clubs rope
loft about half of the local beach
land charge an admission fee
(which swells funds for purchase
Iof -lifesaving equipment and club
hOuse improvements.
+ Surf carnivals rank particular
lily, high among Sydney's regular
Summer sports. Up to three
Eevents are staged concurrently.
while surf boat crews and skiers
fshobt' big rollers, bronzed young
linen and golden-tanned girls
march in : beach pageantry, and
ilife-savers show how to revive
lrescued persons suffering the eff
fleets Of immersion. Thrills and
isurf spills keep the crowd on its
ttoes. Club rivalry for titles is
VERY KEEN
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. UuUIllvo South Beach, south
ed % puvaf Street.
8v0ux y1De1ug0Gulf Dock,
wet Caroline Street; Craie
0ocks north end Of Grinnell
Street..
uA0uDAILs-Games, usually on
Sunday afternoon, at Munici-
pal Stadium, Duck Avenue
md l4th Street.
0oQ-l1uniclpal Golf Course,
0tock Island.
EBayvieW Park on d.
viGioa Street (day and NIGHT
toellitIosl.
m0xe10AIl-outd courts
g South Beach and Bayview
- Annr-Dayvisw parlk
0S0OyxkkDoJk1kD - Hayview
yofk and South Beach.
gocD1oc8ucU Tables at Bay
vlow poyk.
GDoIls DuEJg'1 PLAYGROUND 80
UeYyiew Park.
oooY6 ~ STATIONS nayvicw
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Strong Pirate Line -,,p Ready
for Conehs Here Tonsssre,,

/ The. Key West conchs, who
meet the Pirates tomorrow il q
tune-up clash for Sundays Dade
County League game here with
the Miami Sansix, have. been re-
inforced by the addition Of Gabe
Lastres, former Blue Sox mound
ace, Manager jackie Carb0nell
announced today.
Lastres has BEEN released BY
the Miami Tourists WITH whom
he was unable to reach a salary
agreement.
Both Manager Peruclfo. SAN
chez and Manager Carboneli
claimed Andy Alonzd, fleet
outfielder in their respective
folds. Sanchez said Andy will
be playing for him tomorrow,
but carbonell reports that Andy
has informed him that he is now
able to make out -of-tuwn trips,
greatly improving the conch
outfield.
Manager Sanchez said all gate
receipts for the Saturday exhibit
ton games between the conchs
and Pirates every week viii be
turned over to the Conchs to.
help defray their expenses Of
competing in the league. The Pr.
rate leader is planning to take
his team to Tampa on the Fourth
of July for games there. J.
Probable line-ups for tomor-.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Florida. International EHsuue


Havana at Miami.
Miami Beach AZ Lakeland.
Tampa at Fort Lauderdale.
! West Palm Beach at st. Peters
burg.
N1&ionAl Leagus
New York at Chicago-Kennedy
90 VS.. Wyse (2-2).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Rowe (5-0) VS.. Walters (2-O).
! Boston at st. Louis, night game
Johnson (2-0) VS.. Munger Old.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, night
game Branca (2-3) vs. Higbe
s(2-D.
American League
st. Louis at Boston-Kramer
GID VS.. Dorish- GID.
Detroit at Philadelphia, night
Igame-Trucks (3-D VS.. Savage
E(2-D.
! Cleveland at Washington, night
game-Embree (3-2) VS.. Master
son CID.
Chicago and New York, not
scheduled.
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a general meeting of all mem
bers Of the Key West Golf Club
y scheduled for tonigha at 7:3O
O'Clock At the club house. Stock
Island. Club President DIR. John
B. Hayes urges all members to
b present as many important
matters are coming up for dis
cussion at this meeting.
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W. Mn = II; Calk
Bsat Bsassk - Uaiss liekss
HAfTUNG CAMS GIlEI4
u ron WIN AsGklGlsDs
OUTSkUE EUnS 10
WIN. s 10 s


NEW YORK, May 16s he
Detroit Tigers went out IN front
of the second-place Boston Red
Sox BY two full games, yesterday
as they beat the Athletics, 4 to 2,
IN "A innings At Philadelphia.
Doc cramer's pinch single. fol-
lowed BY. d long fly BY pitcher
Dizzy Trout. scored the winning
run. The AS filled the bases in
their half Of the 18th, but All
Benton relieved Trout and re-
tired the side. Trout received
credit for his fourth win. The
Tigers terrific rookie, Pat Mullin,
homered over the right field wall
in the second with one ON.
The Cleveland Indians tighten
ed their third-place hold last
night at Washington with a 81
victory over the Senators on IA
hits. AT New. York the Chicago
White Sox knocked the Yanks
out Of the first division in an
other night game, collecting 16
hits for an 90 win. Joe Haynes,
who relieved Papish in the first
inning, was the winning pitcher.
The Yanks were held to five
hits.
In the only night game Of the
National League the ST Louis
Cards showed old-time form by
trouricing the Boston Braves at
St Louis, 8 to 2. Harry Brecheen
held the Braves to seven hits.
AT Pittsburgh the Pirates
handed Brooklyn its third
straight defeat. Z to 8. as Ralph
Kiner, 1916 league leading home
run hitter, smashed two roHtic-'
trippers. Jackie Robinson. the
Dodgers negro first basemas1;
beat out a hunt and slashed out
another single to stretch his hit
ting streak to II straight games.
The Red Sox had their win
ming streak broken when the St.
Louis Browns took a 2-1 decision
at Boston. Bob Dillinger scored
the first Card run in the third
when he singled, stole second,
went to third on Catcher Hal
Wagner's poor throw and. scored
on an infield out.
The New York Giants col
lected IA hits to beat the Chicago
Cubs, 3 to 3, at Chicago, although
Clint Hartung, the much.p'lbli,
scized rookie, failed TO 60 the
route in his first starting mound
assignment He received credit
for the win, however. Johnny
Mize tied a National League
record, when he scored for his
18th straight game. Freddie.
Lindstrom Of the 1927 Giants
and Max Carey Of the 1924 Pr
rates hold the record.
Five homers off the bats Of the
Cincinnati Reds paved the way
for their third straight win as
they trounced the Phillies, II to
q at Cincinnati.
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USS. GIL1lORE BAND
81, TO Play FOR DANCE

The dance band from the uSS
Gilmore, located at the Sub Base,
will play for a dance sponsored
by the American Legion Auxil-
larry, Saturday evening, May, II,
at 9 o'clock. The public is COR
daily invited to attend. Holder
of the luckey ticket will receive
a door prize.
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they threw It in, Adams was
ACROSS the plate with the tying
run.
DseH laugh Of the game wss
vAou, Allan cleare's donkey
~ off with the attorney
st6lug backward. Tie said hs
eould ilSld q hif. bsffUr that
Woyl. clears was unable =
60 the donkey. and finally
III IN. Everett Rivas took al
snsupt spill when his donkey
sppnyen1ly saw q patch q
slsves and stopped UP short
Curry Harris also put on =,
800 show and Joe Allen nevsE
IL sst started.
The lineup for the Lions to.
night, announced by Manager
Leonard Warren. consists Of Rod.
man Bethel, Della Cobo, King
man Curry, Raymond Curry, 7
8. Caro-, William M. Curry, Myrt-
land Gates, Cecil Carbonell ane
Rev. e. S. Doherty.
In the first game the last
ulace American Legion scored
four runs in the second extrs
inning to upset the second-plact
Veteran of Foreign Wars, 8 to 5
on five hits in a Class A game.
Score:
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F10ke09<1Uso40A1h heAQ0e
wednesdays Scoresl
Tampa 8, Miami 0.
Miami Beach II, St. Peters
burg 0.
I Havana Z, Fort Lauderdale l.
West Palm Beach 3, Lakeland 2.
(Thursday's Scores)
Tampa 8, Miami s.
Hayana 8. Fort Lauderdale s..
West Palm Beach Is. Lake
land z.
Miami Beach 5. St. Peters
burg 4.
NJ Natienal League
Thursdays Scores)
Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn 3.
Cincinnati IL, Philadelphia 3.
:. New York s, Chicago 3.
st. Louis s, Boston 2, night
game.
American ksasus
Thursdays Scores)
Detroit 4, Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis 2, Boston. /.
Cleveland 9, Washington l,
night game.
Chicago 8, New York Q, night
game.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-16

Bishop Henry w. Hobson of
Cincinnati, Protestant Episcopal
leader, born in Denver, Colo, Sc
wears ago. :.
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FREDERICK. Md.-(Apl--
jWeathern1an Victor Palmer
was figuring out q forecast
the other day whom Ne got
some firsf-hand information.
A bolt Of lightning struck the
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Margaret SULLIVAN, screen star,
born in Norfolk, Va, SO years
acfn ~ - ss
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pr. David de Sofa Pool of New
York, noted Jewish Rabbi, born in
London, England, 81 years ago.
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C1B9x HAsHulo Moss pdodes by hundtsds Of sun qtb
~ highEght e 1917 surf cornvos ths 60
cod1k beach rseok4s here
mkhaUH cf bopchhsls the seasonal coYnvo1s q
Me- Sosh W6iss Il nor triumph for ssnf s0rogssa VIC
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ocOtes
Albert Cooper and T. Demeritt;
|chas. Smith and Bob Pollock.
Score Of first game:
'Leaion - Ol0 2ll 0O4-9 5 4
WV coo 2l1 1905 8 4
Hancock and Vinson; T. Tynes
land Castro.
Home runs: Castro, A. AcevedO;
''three-base hits: Mira, M Tynes;
'two-base hit: vinson; stolen bas-
'es: e. Accvedo 8, p. Valdez; sac
rificc hit: Machin; hit by pitcher:
II. Acevedo, r. Valdez: struck out:
Inv Tynes 3, by Hancock 2; bases
|on balls: off Tynes 8, off Hancock
q: earned runs: Legion 5, WV 3;
''umpires: r. Villareal and J. Villa
real: time Of game: l.3o; scorer:
Aguilar.
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building. knocking out the
teletYpe. telephone and cleo
trie lines. And Palmer watch
Cd . ball Of fire srnssss from
q wall switch two feet from
where he was standing. The
aeteorologiSt was shaken.
but unhurt.
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Seftban Games,
~
Bavview Park
NIGHT GAMES 4

TONIGHT
7:30-USS Gilmore VS.. Bob.
Sports Shop.
9:15--Donkey softball game
Lions VS.. Rotarians. ssf'
Evening star., 1947-08-10

DINE IN COMFORT
Completely Air Conditioned
Cor dine on the terrace under the trees
Delicious food ond generously
served. Historic surroundings.
CondIe light. Never expensive.
Steok. Lobster. Chicken. Hom,
etc. Open every doy. II to $50.
X OLD CLUB TEAHOUSE
(once Geo. Washington's Clubhouse)
SIS South Washington St.
On Mt. Vernon Memorial Highway
in Alexandria (Alex. 4555)
Catering to Parties Large and Small
Laura Lee Invites You"
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The bride OF DR.. Harry POM
erantz, formerly OF Scranton,
Pa, Was before their marriage
August 2 Miss Beatrice POM
erantz, daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomerants of
Ne1D York. The Uedding took
place in the home of Rabbi
Henry Segal, 1Uho oHciated,
and the bride Was giUsn in
marriage By her aunt, Mrs.
Hyman Epstein.
DR.. and Mrs. Pomerdntz haze
gone to Florida for their 10ed-
ding trip and on their return
,DiH make their home at 214f
I street NV, Uhere they haze
taken an apartment in the
President. DR.. Pomerants is
connected 1Dith the Veterans
administration.
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Ont Of Totvn

Mr.. Rudolph Behrend is In At
lantlc City. With him are his sons
ln-law and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Goldstein and Mr.. and Mrs,
Haskell Small, and his sisters, Mrs.
Laura Heidensfeld and Mrs. Richard
Bonwit. Mr.. Behrend celebrated his
10th birthday anniversary on Tues
day.
Mrs. Howard Sigmund, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Nancy
Slgmund, left Tuesday for Bridge
port, Conn.,, where they are visiting
her son-in-law and daughter, DR..
and Mrs. Leonard castillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilmer are
spending some weeks in Ventnor,
N. j. At the cottage with them are
their son and daughter -in-law, DR..
and Mrs. Paul Wilmer, and their
children.
Also at Ventnor are Mrs. Horace
Pack and her son Robert, who are
spending the latter part of the
summer there. Mr.. Pack Joins them
on week ends.
DR.. and Mrs. Lester Neuman are
spending the month of August at
Summit Springs Hotel, Summit, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Winkleman are
at Scroon Lake. N. Y. for several
weeks.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

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Evening star., 1947-08-10
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Evening star., 1947-08-10
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