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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-22
BASEBALL
island City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,
Afteruoon)

SUNDAY
l:00-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West Cubans.
3.00-Key West Cubans VS.
Adams Dairy.
SUNDAY, APRIL 30
1:00-Adanns Dairy VS.. Atomic
BomberS.
3:0O-Atomic Bombers VS.. Key
West Cuhans.
SUNDAY, MAY T.
1:00-Adans Dairy vs.. Key
West Cubans.
3:00-AdamS Dairy VS.. Atomic
Bombers.
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Baseball Scores
BY The Associated Press
FLORIDA STATE
"a Photo

Deland 9, Leesburg T.
Sanford %, Gainesville 3.
Palatka Is, Orlando 8.
Daytona Beach IL. St. Angus
Tine 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-22

DR.. J. Robert Oppenheimer, di-
rector of the Institute for Ad-
vanced Study, Princeton. N. j.,
famed physicist. born in New
York, 46 years ago.
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A person who knows YOU
has snoken very highly
about you so ! have decided
TO trust you in a very deli
cate matter that concerns
my entire future and that of
my daughter as well.
] am in prison, sentenced
for bankruptcy, and l wish
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-22
souTHERN AssocIATloN

Atlanta s, ChattarooIsa 4.
Nashville s. Mobile
Birmingham To-. Little Rock 4
(Only Comes Echeda. LEAP
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70 know if you are willing
to help me save the sum of
S2R5, 600 in u. S. currency
which I have in bank bills
hidden in a secret compart-
ment Of trunk that is now
deposited in q customhonse
in the United States.
"As soon as send you some
undeniable evidence, it is
necessary for you to come
here and pay the expenses
incurred in connection with
my process so the embargo
on my suitcase can be lifted.
One Of those suitcases con-
tains q baggage check that
vas given me at the time Of
checking my trunk for
North America. TINS trunk
contains the money.
ITO compensate you for all
this trouble ! win give one
third of the said sum.
Fearing that this letter may
not come to your hands |
win not sign my name until
! hear from you. Then l
viii entr1lSt you with my
whole secret. For the time
being / am only signing
L.
Due to serious reasons Of
which you will learn later,
please reply BY air-nail or
wire. ! beg you to treat
this matter in absolute con-
fidence.
Due to the fact that / am in
charge Of the prison school
I can write you like this. |
cannot receive your reply
directly in this prison, so in
case you accept my PROPOSE
ton, please send your re-
ply 10 a person of my entire
trust who viii deliver it to
me. His name is Sr Rich-
ardo. Gale Antonio del
Castillo, l6, Mexico, D. Fl
Wording may not be exact.
S given above and the name G
he go-between may be differenf
,ut if a person is dumb enougl
8 reply they will be advised I
ring anywhere from $25.000 t
sc, 900 to o city near the border
inside Mexico, the amount neces
airy to get the man out of iai
urn it over to the go-betweel
gho will contact the peTsol
alter at a point in the Unitel
itates. Then they viii get tn
runk and money.
The sucker, Of course, canno
onplain to the law enforce
nent officers inasrnuch as he
tempting to defraud the Fed
raj Government out of custom
.uty and fees. He is simply on
whatever sum of money he wa
ooIish enough TO put into sue
racket.
Equally dumb are the tourist
gho visit zoos and waysid
arnbling joints and are gyppel
ut of their monty. a number Q
ases have been reported !
florida this winter
The Florida Peace Officers AS
ociation wants to do eyerythin
can TO protect our winter vlsl
ors and home folks as well, bu
then people are 50 gulllble tina
hey win allow themselves to 2
out of large sums 9
ase without checking or in
,estigation, there is not mucl
nvone can do about It.
If YOU know Of anyone VII
souid like to buy the Stat
,auitol Building for q few tfous
nd dollars or is interested I
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Frank Oliver Looked Good In
Knockout Victory Over Duke Mason

Willie Thomas George
l48 Key West the best bout the astar
nter-city amateur boxing
quarter pounded away at
each other rough tumble fashion
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Of Interest To You. Bu.
Zoo Late To Classify
BY RUSSELL KAY
Old Spanish Jail Confidence RocI.e,
BY RUSSELL KAY

4. J''tt NUItI UIeTICe R(ICkpf
vIgn StucTt chief Of police of ST. augustine and ss,e,o
g me fs0ao Peoce Association writes to call NV a.
ientcn to the Old spnsh Io confidence rncke, md
paD1Y De given e i Tor The protection Of the public
t - y IsneVe ho anyone could be so dumb crs 10
49, nut seems that people for as p r Bar
mum no sola us, lheres q sucker born every minute"
l<a I
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FLoRIpA INTERNATIONAL

St. Petersburg 8, Fort Lauder
dale Z.
Lakeland l, Miami 0.
Tampa II, West Palm Beach, 8.
Miami Beach 10 Havana 0.
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SOUTHEASTERN

Jackson TO- vicksburg 8.
Pensacola II, Meridian 8.
Montgomery II, Selma 4.
Gadsden %, Admission II.
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cEoRcIA.FLoRIDA

Americas 7, Valdosta 4.
Tallahassee 8, Moultrie 4.
Thomasville 3, Cordele /.
Albany II, Waycross 5.
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and his4SEildnesS contributed to
the Hospital scoring. vi
cenacla Soaar right fielder. shar-
ed hitting hnnors with Srakocic,
by collecting three hits in four
official trips to the plate and bat
ting ii fk1sr runs.
Score: r. H. E.
Sonar School 453 301-l6 IA 4
Naval Hospital o03 33l-l0 3 4
Lott, CuKerhouse (6) and Sher-
rill; Evans, Enos 20. Miller (3)
and Sherman.
In the aiPhtcap. the VFW spot
ted General Electric four runs,
and then went on to win, ga, be-
hind the TWO hit relief pitching
of Knowles A walk, three singles,
and double gave General Elec-
trio 40 lead in the first inning.
However, the VFW came back
in their half of the first and
counted five times on three walks
and an error, and two singles.
They added another run in the
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SOUTH zTtANrlc

Columbus 8, Greenville 2 -
Macon II, Columbia 3,
Charleston 8, Jacksonville 2.
Augusta 10 aSavatinait Z fA#f
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gy. And that's the job of the
foreign ministers this month and
next.
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the purchase Of the Candy
Bridge. / can probably find a
CIV who viii sell EN- to you. Re-
8 you never set anything
for nothing. Don't be sucker.
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COLLEGE

Georgia Il, Auburn j.
Georgia Tech %, Vasderbilt z.
Mississippi State 8, AlabaIna6.
Florida 8, Rollins 3.
Mississippi 9, Tulane 4.
Tampa 4, FLORIDA Southern 4.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-22
Sports Calendar
SOFTBALL
BaYview Park
Night

MONDAY
Bamboo Room VS.. Sonar.
School.
9sOo-G.E. VS.. VIEW.
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.slc.s FOREIGN MINISTERS

MEET IN LONDON IN MAY
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
Propose Health
Board Changes

The basic organization of local
publish health departments in
Ohio will be radically altered If
the legislative plans of the Ohio
Tuberculosis and Health Associa-
ton are successful in the forth
coming session of the Ohio Gen
eral Assembly.
At its semi-annual meeting in
Columbus, December 7 (Thurs-
day. the representatives of the
State Association and its 88 coun-
ty affiliated groups voted to make
the county health unit except that
cities of over 100000 population
would have their own health de-
partments. This would mean that
Ohio would have 96 health iuris-
dictions instead of the 2O3 it has
now.
The Association recommends
tionS are:
Q) The counties and the 3
cities over 100000 population
shall constitute the health juris-
diction.
(2) The health department
Shall be financed from the general
funds of the county. In the case of
the 8 cities the funds would come
as they do now, from the city bud
get.
g Provision for special tax
millage which would enable coun-
ties to provide additional funds
for health where county funds
were not sufficient.
(4) A full time health officer
for every county who shall be a
physician.
60 County Commissioners shall
appoint the Board of Health from a
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

use of candles near any inflam-
mable materials.
Examine tree lighting sets for
frayed insulation and exposed
metal, replacing those strings
having such defects. Discard any
decoration that has become brs wn
by exposure to the heat of tree
light. When you trim your tree,
be certain that no metallic icicle
touches the bulbs. Place all orna-
ments so they will not touch
bulbs. Disconnect lights before
retiring or leaving the house.
If you want imitation snow be-
meath the tree, use flame proof
material. Do not use ordinary
cotton. Whilew rapping gift pack
ages-do not smoke. Keep a
waste paper basket handy Tor
scrap paper. Have the waste
basket near by when you unwrap
gifts on Christmas morning. This
will reduce the fire hazards, and
the chance of stepping on a
cherished gift that might be hid
den by the wrappings.
Some wrappings burn swiftly,
so be careful about putting such
scraps into your fireplace or fur
mace. Don't stuff them all in at
one time, or the blaze may get
pretty hot.
This is traditionally the season
for family gatherings. Travel will
be unusually heavy. Students re-
turning from college, married
sons and daughters coming home
to spend Christmas with the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
Muskrat Dinner
Date Postponed

Due to the rush of the Christ
mas season, the muskrat dinner
which had been planned by the
Port Clinton Merchants Associa-
tion Monday evening, was post
poned for two weeks.
Lawrence LudWigsen, presi-
dent, said the change was made
because of the fact that many
retail merchants were keeping
their stores open late this week
and could not attend. He said
the dinner will take place Mon
day, January 8 at $50 p. m. in
the basement of the city hall.
The group plans to set up a
membership drive next month
and also to work out details for
the forthcoming minstrel which
will be held next spring in CO.
operation with the Professional
and Business Women's Club. ac-
cording to M. ]. Edwards, secre-
tary OF the retail group.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy
from a scene of their full
length musical comedy March
of The Wooden Soldiers" which
shares the double feature
billing with "The Milkman"
starring Jimmie Durante and
Donald O'Connor at the Port
Theatre, Sunday, Christmas
Day and Tuesday, with mat
inees on Sunday and Christmas
Day at one-thirty. Bill Michel
sen, Port manager, says that
both features are chuck full of
laughs, the never to be forgot
ten tunes of Victor Herbert, and
the merriment that goes with
the holiday season.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
SAFETY COUNCIL PLEADS FOR
CARE IN HOLIDAY LIVING

The next few days will be dom
mated by one thought-Christmas
Everyone, young or old. will be
preparing for, and anticipating
that holiday. The nearer that
important day comes, the more ex'
cited we will be. In our excite
slent. it is possible that some
one will suffer an accident.
The Ohio State Safety Council
offers these suggestions to help
make the holiday season one of
joy and tiding rather than time
of tragedy.
Keep safety in mind as you Sc
lect toys for children. Be sure
they are too large to enter a
baby's mouth. They should be
sturdy in construction SO no small
parts may come off and be put in
the child's mouth. Keep the toys
light in weight so the youth may
handle them easily.
Watch for sharp corners and
edges which may produce cuts and
scratcheh. Plastic scissors with
blunt ends will cut paper dolls,
but will not damage tiny fingers.
Choose the right size of riding
toys. One that is too large will
cause the child to tumble off.
Avoid purchasing play clothes
or lounging robes made of very
fuzzy material. Such fabrics may
catch fire easily-and once ignit-
cd they burn with almost explo-
sive speed. Choose decorations
that will not burn, and avoid the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

folks, will produce tremendous
Jams at railroad and bus stations
and at airports, while the high
ways will be jammed with cars
particularly on Saturday and
Monday night.
Start your holiday trip as early
as you can so you will not need 20
hurry to arrive for Christmas. We
are likely to have bad driving
weather, so do not expect to cover
more than 80 miles of road an
hour.
Be alert for hurrying pedes-
trians who will have their minds
on shopping, getting home on
time rather than traffic hazards.
All of use have TO do some
walking as we gather the neces-
sites for the season. Carry pack
ages, or your umbrella, so you
can see in all directions. Each
wear the papers tell of some who,
with vision obscured, walked
smack into an accident. Keep
alert to avoid injury.
Avoid smoking while shopping
or in crowds on the street, don't
set someone's gifts or clothing
afire with your smoke.
Many persons must be at work
on December 26, and homeward
travel will be heaviest on Christ
mas night. An early start and a
leisurely pace is your best assur-
ance of a safe arrival. Drivers
should not drink, for the records
indicate 7 out of 10 drivers In
holiday mishaps had had a drink
or two.
Night time seeing conditions
are not good in late December.
Be sure your headlights are good
and properly adjusted. Keep
windshield and windows free OF
dirt. frost or steam. Observe all
traffic signs and signals. Be ex.
ira careful where your road
crosses railroad tracks anud high
way intersections. An accident
may destroy your Christmas and
delay others SO their holiday is
spoiled.
Save Life for Christmas; The
Life You Save May Be Your Own.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
Allan Brothers
Win Ford Honors

Allan Brothers Motor Sales,
Port Clinton, are among the win
ners in recent sales contest hello
by the Detroit sales district of the
Ford Division, Ford Motor Com
panY.
They will be among the more
than 400 Ford dealers, parts anc
accessories and service managers
from the Detroit district who will
board a special train Sunday
December II, for a three-day trip
to French Lick Springs, Ind, it
was announced by A. F. Bauer
bach, Detroit district sales mana
ger.
The dealers and managers are
those who qualified in an "All
American" sales contest in the
Detroit sales district during Oc
tober and November.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
GI Education
Deadline Nears

Veterans of World War II
planning CT Bill education and
training were reminded today by
the Veterans Administration that
the July Is, 1851 deadline for
starting courses is only seven
months away.
This coming Spring school term
will be the final such term most
veterans may enter or re-enter
before the deadline, VA said,
adding that if they plan to enroll
it's not too early to start making
arrangements now.
The 1851 deadline applies to
most World War II veterans
those discharged from service be-
fore July 25, 1947. Those dis
charged after that date have four
years from their discharge date
in which to begin training.
Veterans affected by the dead
line actually must have commenc-
ed their training by July 25,
1851, if they want to continue
afterwards, VA said. A veteran
must be in training on that date
unless he has temporarily inter
rupted his course for summer va
cation or for other reasons be-
yond his control.
Once veteran completes or
discontinueS his course of CT Bill
training after the deadline, he
may start another course.
Veterans may obtain further in
formation from their nearest Vet
Grams Administration office.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
Nieflaus Heads
Genoa Merchants

Robert Niehaus has been ap-
pointed as president of the Genoa
Merchants Association by the
board of directors at a special
meeting last week.
George Weis was elected vice
president and Earl Camper was
named as secretary-treaSurer.
Frank Karchner was selected by
the new president to represent
the Association on the joint COM
mittee of the Genoa village coun-
Gil to study traffic problems.
Order your Christmas geese
now - alive or dressed. Also
roasting hens and ducks. Ray
Sperber. Phones 5271 or 9171.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
SPEAKS IN FREMONT

Clayton Brough, Oak Harbor
gave an illustrated talk on Alas
ka when the Grace Brotherhooi
at Fremont held its annual Christ
mas party Thursday night in tn,
church dining room. Wives oi
members were guests.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

panel of names supplied by the
district Advisory Council.
The proposals are being incorp-
GRATED into legislation for intro
duction at the forthcoming session
of the legislature.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
SPEAKS AT SCHOOL

A representative of the Social
Security office, Toledo, addressed
senior members of the Ameri-
can Democracy class at Salem
Oak Harbor high school Monday
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22

The trouble with a lot of smart
kids is that they don't smart in
the right place.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
36-In.-Wide Columbus
g. 95 Gas Range
1895


Buy this 36nch Columbus Gas Range at this unbelievable
low price of 1895 in time to cook your Christmas dinner
on it. This stove has many special features Including
porcelain front and sides Robert Shaw oven control and
divided cluster top. Oneyear guarantee Treat your
kitchen to Christmas present for your whole family.
Go.denbergs Home furnishings, Doapnstatrs
Evening star., 1950-11-26

1926 Wool Pile Administers
s.1z Foo, s,.. 54.o5
he rugs you want for your home the prices you want to
pay. Perfect awoo 9xl2 Administer rugs in the color.
and patterns you need to harmonic with your decorating
Goldenbergs Rugs, Third Floor
Evening star., 1950-11-26

Seconds of 800 Blankets
Larse 7zxso inches 0.@
Heavy 3H-b. warm Cannon blankets. Blend Of 500
WOOL z5o rayon and 25qo cotton Rose blue green and
cedar with matching rayon satin binding Large 72xo0 size
Go,denbergs Domestics Street Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Free Star Movies
Playground Film
Program for Tonight

Programs presented through the
cooperation of the District of
Columbia, Montgomery County
and Prince Georges County Rec
reations Departments, and "The''
Film Center of Washington.
Washington, $3.50 pm.
Chevy Chase, Forty-first and
Livingston streets NV.
: Takoma, Fourth and Whittier
streets NV.
Turkey Thicket, Tenth street
and Michigan avenue NE.
Davis, Forty-fourth place and
H street NE.
Hine, Seventh and c streets Sc.
Congress Heights, Savannah
street and Randle place Sc.
Howard. Fourth and w streets
NV. 49,.
Shaw, Seventh street and Rhode
Island avenue NV.
Thomas. 600 block Anacostia
road NE.
Lincoln, Sixth and L streets Sc.
Montgomery County, $3.50 pm.
Rock Creek, East Leland street
and Beacn drive.
Prince Georges County, $3.50 pm.
Riverdale Elementary School,
Riverdale road between Taylor
and Fifty fourth streets.
Evening star., 1950-08-23

1t, Comdr,, Carl w. J. Won Zie-
linski, q man who has many
many voyages on square-rigged
sailing ships in his time, explained
the whole business Of the sea fight
ing TO Miss Stafll. The Constitu-
ton, famed as "Old Ironsides, y
won the battle when she shot
down the three masts of the
Guerriere.
Battle to Be Run Of Nights.
The battle will be re-enacted
the nights of September 8, 9, Is,
% and %. Small cannon firing
blanks will be manned on each
ship by Navy men.
The actual battle maneuverS of
the two ships will be shown and
the masts of the Guerrero will be
sent crashing into the Tidal Basin
if everything works out.
1t. Comdr. Won Zielinski super
vised the work at Solomon Is
land shipyard. Then he and his
wife made all the rigging and sails
for the two ship models. The job
took about two months.
Right now 1t. Comdr. Zielinski
is busy training the crew In how
to handle the sailing ships-and
how to fight War of 1912 style
Other important regatta dates
are September 8. canoeing. Sep
tember 10 and IL. swimming'
September IL, rowing; September
16 and II. power races, and Sep.
tember % and "a, sail races.
Evening star., 1950-08-23

Two beautiful ladies and two
wooden ships were in the news
today-all to remind the public
of the approaching Presidents
Cup Regatta and related events.
Down at the Naval Gun Fac
tory, Miss Sandra Stahl, the cur
rent Miss Washington, looked over
30-foot models of the wooden
sailing ships, Constitution and
Guerriere. for the benefit of pho
tograpfers. The ships are being
readied for a re-enactment Of
their historic battle which took
place 750 miles east of Boston
on August 10, 1912.
The battle will be staged five
times on the Tidal Basin in Sep
tember as part Of the regatta
program.
Miss O'Neill Is Queen.
Today also saw the announce
ment of the selection of Miss
Marilyn Lee O'Neill, II. as the
Regatta Queen. She is the daugh-
ter of Vice Admiral Merlin
O'Neill. Commandant of the
United States Coast Guard.
Miss O,Neill. who has blond
hair and, blue eyes. attended the
Garrison Forest School at Car
rison; Md. She now is a senior
at the Bouve School in Boston
and has won prizes FOR swimming
Miss O,Neill is scheduled to
leave today with her parents on
Evening star., 1950-08-23
Draft Notices
For September 6
Sent 10 81 Here
Men, All rs, Are First
To Be Called Since
Process Resumed

District draft boards today
mailed induction notices to the
first 81 men to be called here since
drafting began again.
That means the men-all Is
years old-will know tomorrow
that they will be indicted Septem-
ber 6. All have been told pre-
viously they were acceptable for
service.
The Districts overall quota for
September is 252 men, to be met
in various calls throughout the
month. Chosen for the September
6 call are:
One man from Board 2: l
from Board 4 II from Board s.;
S from Board 6; 10 from Board
Z; 2 from Board 10: from
Board II; Is from Board 10; 7
from Board IA and from
Board Is.
Belvoir Center Reactivated.
Another 100-odd District regis
trants were due to report for
physical and mental examinations
at the Arlington Farms Center to-
day. Some local boards are now
dipping into the 22-year -old
groups to meet their quotas,
Frank Norton, deputy selective
service director. said.
Maryland also is. now calling
22-year-olds to take preliminary
draft examination, Col. Hs@ G.
Stanwood, State draft director.
announced today.
Meanwhile, after almost four
years, the Engineer Advance Re-
placement Training Center at Fort
Belvoir was reactivated today.
Maj. Gen. Lewis A. Pick, Chief
of Engineers, announced that the
first contingent of 220 trainees
was expected about September IA
Thereafter there will be a new
group each week.
The center, whose task in two
World Wars was to prepare enlisted
personnel as specialists for duty
with the Engineer Corps. has a
capacity of $4,000. It trained
81. 900 specialists In World War ]
and nearly 100000 In the last war
Mai. Gen. Douglas L. Weart
commander Of Fort Belvoir, will
have charge of the center. He
said the six-week training will be
given only to those soldiers who
have completed their basic
training.