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Evening star., 1950-06-14
Launderette Dandy

LauIlQeT6CCe DdnQy
Ideal NV. location, income quoted
S1,700 q mo-, shows net profit
Of approx. 81 900 q mo-, l0-yr. lease
at $500 . mo-, completely equipped
81 Bendix washers, 4 driers, water
softener machine, $1,000 required.
Call Mr.. Kalain; ewes. JU. 7-794I.
c. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1900
SELF-SERVICE MARKET
A good beginners store with no beer,
new TX. excel. apt; lO0es col
trade. owner quotes 81 300 per wk
vol. S96 rent mo-. known money
DELICATESSEN
For partners, willing work long hours
and make high profits; S235 mo.
rent in well known shop. area.
grossing now $4,000 per wk., sub
Stantial cash nee
GROCERY
Well equip. in nearby Nd, $500 wk
bus with opportunity to do more.
low rent, Sl.700 down will handle
For these and other money-making
opportunities, call
BROWN REALTY CORP.
1Oo5 Vt. Ave. NV. ST. 20es.
HENRY SWEET AP. O4os
Evenings and Sundays
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED
OLYMPIA APIS
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

800 X ST. N.W.-2nd A.. . rms 5.
mod. kit. bath; fac. included. AD.
7713: Suns. and ewes, RA. 1850.
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OPEN YOUR OWN BUslNESS-store
for rent. 933 10th st. NV. next to
cor. 10th and K, opp. Knights Of
Columbus; rent. S125; lease. Ma.
SMALL EXCLUSIVE MILLINERY
SHOP-Selected clientele; owner
must sacrifice Immediately because
of Govt transfer; yearly income,
$4,000; overhead very small. Best
offer accepted. Box S79-K, Star.
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ROOMS AND APIS.
IL ROOMS. 3 BATHS

Rent, Sl27; income quoted $500;
owner uses first floor; very good
furniture; near r and Conn. ave:
only S1.30O required. Ewes. or Sun.
call Mr.. Kalain: ~. 7-194l.
c. J. YOUNG, ST. 1900
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Columbia rd., mr.. 14th NV; 3 apis;
rent, $126; plenty OF furniture.
Edwin l., Ellis, RE. 514O
Evening star., 1950-06-14

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL
ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH
Completely furnished apt, tub and
shower. 81 80 to $3.50 per day for
l or q; full hotel service; no time
limit. 500 goth st. NV. MA. 5426
Evening star., 1950-06-14

Cleaning and Laundry
WIDOWS SACRIFICE
Excel. spot, NV. Wonderful oppor-
tunity. Lease. Ress. rent Bar
gain! W. B. REALTY. ia. 0S94.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

NA1Ek = AND 7 UttNI = NE
CLEANING :! Sl.3t BUS, LON YogR PREM
LARGE VACUUM ON WHEELS.
BRUSHES. HOSES. TOOLS, ETC.
Al HUDSON STATION WAGON.
BUS. ESTAB. YRS. GOOD CLIENT.
SACRIFICE ALL FOR $3.50 OR
BEST OFFER. CALL Ii. 4-64s2.
Evening star., 1950-06-14

ST, 200 DOWN BUYS
Very active corner grocery store.
s.W.; only $40 monthly rental; long
lease; complete fixtures; q real bar
gain. Can Miss Hale.
LANE PASTOR. EX. 1855
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up their residences in Key West.
1T is difficult to find suitable
houses G. apartments for our
families. It would be wise if the
people of Key West would give
their homes. at reasonable prices,
to those dealers and boat opera
tors.
Just this week I have located
a home in Key West and my
family will be here tomorrow.
Others who have moved here are
Stanley Styron of Oriental, N. c.:
Earl Holton of Vandemare, N, c.;
Garland Fulcture of Oriental,
NJ. c. anil Wilson Wharton Of
Whartonsville, N c.
They are dealers and operate
a number of boats as well. All
are good substantial men who,
with their families, will make
fine additions IT, yodr city
I'VE have the ice situation
pretty well in hand now. We are
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: aXe.o Officers Of WV Auxiliary
To Be Installed On Sunday, ApriI23

District President of VIEW Aux
iliary of Florida. will be install
ing officer. Mrs. Shuman has in
formed the Auxiliary Secretary,
Vera C. Wood that she is bring
ing her full retinue of officers
down for the ceremonies on the
23rd.
Mrs, Arthur, the outgoing pres
ident, was presented with a Past
Presidents Pin, and a Lifetime
Membership Certificate at the
ceremonies.
Presenting these two gifts to
the outgoing president is Gus
tomary in the Auxiliary. The
treasurer, Mrs. Vanessa Saun-
ders, upon retiring from office
last year, was also presented
with these two awards of work
well done. Mrs. Arthur is a
charter member and has held Of
flee from the beginning. Mrs.
Saunders, although not charter
has held several differ
ent offices in the organization.
At Thursdays meeting. final
plans were formulated for enter
tanning Mrs. Shuman and her
group of officers, who are to be
here for the ceremonies.
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Defense Secretary
Louis Johnson Issues
Statement On
Observance OF Day

Secretary of Defense, Louis
Johnson. today urged the people
of the United States to unite with
the Army, Navy, Marine Corps
and Air Force in the observance
of the Armed Forces Day ceIe-
bration. Secretary Johnson hailed
the occasion as the first Parade
of Preparedness" by the unified
forces of the nation. He was join
ed in his appeal by civilian and
military officials of the services.
Secretary of Defense Louis
Johnson;
Armed Forces Day, Saturday,
May Goth, marks the first COM
bined demonstration by Americas
defense team of its progress, under
the National Security Act, toward
the goal Of readiness for any
eventuality. It is the first parade
of preparedness by the unified for
ces of our land, sea and air de-
lenses.
I'VE want every citizen to
know our defense forces better.
We want every citizen to know
the men ed women, the equip
ment and the organizations in
which is invested a major share
of his tax dollar For it is upon
this combination of nanpower
and weapons that we base our
hope for the safety of democracy
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Convent Juniors Held annual
Prom AtFt. Taylor Officers Club

The Juniors of C.M.I held their
annual Jr.-Sr., prom this week
at the Fort Taylor Officers Club.
Miss Gay Lou Barroso, president
of the class, crowned Miss Rose
Merry Roberts. queen of the prom
with beautiful lei of gardenias.
The president, Miss Grace
Fernando, and the treasurer,
Miss Lynn Schneider. then pre-
sented the Seniors with lovely
gold statuettes on which their
names were engraved.
Music was provided by Gus
Ayala and his orchestra, and the
ehaperones and guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Barroso, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Trevor, DR., and
Mrs. Albert Gibbs, Miss Maude
Roberts, ard Miss Migdalia Bar
rios
The following attended; Miss
Teresa Carey, Benjamin Lowe,
Miss Mary Lou Solomon, Allen
Carey, Miss Isabel Avila, Bob
Reese, Miss Clara Alvarez, Tom
Connolly. Miss Diana Molina,
Kenneth Key Miss Lynn Schnei-
der. Charles Auxier. Miss Gay
Lou Barroso, Michael Hamilton,
Miss Pat Bethel. David Freeman.
Miss Bette Fairfield, Leo War
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ONLY 81 PERCENT
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Continued From Page 0nel
Of. the last senatorial election
held in 1914
According to the records Of
Secretary of State r. A. Gray
there were 7.146 qualified voters
on the registration books of Mon.
roe county for the Democratic
primaries in 1914. Out of this
number Of qualified voters only
1894 or "A percent actually cast
their ballot on election day.
This apathy and indifference on
the part Of so many citizens IS
appalling for in failure to exer.
else the use of the ballot these
folks make it possible for a nj.
nority to control their govern
ment and say who shall govern
This lal &c number Of indiffer.
ent Democrats in Monroe COUNTY,
however, were not the only ones
in Florida who failed to perform
their duty as good citizens. The
State Chamber Of Commerce re-
ports that in "a counties, SO per
cent or more of the registered
Democrats failed to vote in the
1874 Democratic senatorial race
In 50 counties, 40 percent o.
more were equally negligent
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ring, Miss Judy Trevor, Ray
lnond Delgado, Miss Nancy Fair
field, Don Thompson, Miss Lettie
Castro, Frank Young, Miss AL
thea Haskins, James Sheppard,
Miss. Grace Fernandez, Jackne
Drudge, Miss. Joyce Bradley,
Hello Oroneza.
Miss Rose Mary Roberts, Cliff
ford Smith, Miss Nelia Acevedo,
Cecil Mardis, Miss Bonnie Threl-
keld, Johnny Sosin Miss Shirley
Cothron, Russell Albury, Miss
Gloria Bezanilla, Edward Watts,
Miss Carmen Avila. Robert Han
son, Miss Anna Mateo, J. H.
Shockey, Miss Joyce Park, Ken
meth Meador. Miss Norma Mar
tinez. Forrest Arthur, Miss Joann
Bethel, Al Albertis, Miss Caro-
line Gibbs, Charles Walker, Miss
Ellen Trevor, Taylor Larrimore,
Miss Diane Goldberg.
Clayton Fuller, Miss Sharon
Mardis, Art Shellenberger, HUI
bert Martinez, Pete Fernandez,
Casty Castillo, Archie Kneff,
Harold Kirscht, Miss Janice Ross,
c. B. Schofield, Edward Shep-
pard, Gary Thompson, and Ran
ny Adell.
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The Ladies Auxiliary to VIEW
held their regular meeting Thurs
day at 500 p. m, at the Post
Home on Elizabeth street.
Mrs. Edna Arthur, Auxiliary
President. presided at this, her
- Last meeting in office. She has
- been elected Conductress for the
coming year
At the meeting on March %,
officers for the coming year were
elected and are to- be installed on
Sunday. April %. at ZOO p. m, in
the Post Home. They are as fol-
lows:
President, Daisy Lee Curry;
senior vice president, Grace L.
= Maekie; junior vice president,
Mary Signorelli; treasurer, Van
essa Saunders; conductress, Edna
chaplain, Priscilla War
mock: guard, Mary Cruz, trusete
t3-year), Mary Borntraegerie trus-
tee (2-yearl, Ida Smith; appoint
. Led, officers are as follows: .secre-'
tary, Ottilee Gates: color bearers,
-FOUR, Mary Borntraegees Betty
Lee Elmo.e. Ida Smith, Vera
Wood; historian, H. Edith Whit
ney. patriotic instructor, Lena
Ruth Plownan a&s
Mrs Bernice Shuman, 18th
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Kaiser-Frazer Go.
Loses Last Year
Over $50 Million

DETROIT, April 15.-lA'l.-The
Kaiser-Frazer Corporation lost
S30,329, ISL last year.
This was disclosed in the auto
motive corporations annual fl
enancial statement, issued today.
1t compares with net profit Of
$l0.362098 after all taxes in 1948.
Kaiser Frazer's experience ran
contrary to that of the industry
i'm general in 1949. But K-F is.
optimistic about the future it.
has three new models in pro-
duction or soon to reach the as
sembly lines.
Company President Edgar Kai-
ser believes that most of the
losses, as he put it, ARE behind
u.s.
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Shrimp Catches Greater Here
Them Peck @ Season Elsewhere
GUSTAV MUELLER

Confined From Page One)
as highly intelligent and
showing a model character
before ne went overseas
with the Air Force.
Told Of Mueller's convic-
ton, James announced he
and the Corporal's mother
are going to do all they can
to help him. James added
that, should Mueller Be
sent to prison, he will try
to arrange a correspond
ence course for his step
son so he can continue his
education.
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Humane Society Bali Held At
La Concha Hotel Thursday EUening
Vas One Of CGIG EUentS Of Season

drews, Boston Bull Screwtail;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Navarro,
Pomeranian; Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Otto, Yorkshire Terrier; Mrs L.
Staples, Cocker Spaniel; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stick, Cocker, Comdr.
and Mrs. J. B. Swain, Cocker;
Mr.. Arthur " r. Thompson,
Welsh Corgi; Mr. and MS Chas.
Thompson, Great Dane; c. Wa
censier, Doberntan; Mrs. Geo.
Mills White, Pekingese.
1t is almost impossible to list
these dogs without making com
ment. Very few of those present
had any idea that there were as
many beautiful animals on the
Island. It was a revelation and
the Humane Society, through its
president, Mrs. Geo. Mills White,
expresses gratitude for the CO.
operation of all wha contributed
to the enjoyment of this part of
the program.
1t will probably be a long time
before the dances of little Machin
sisters and Diana Diaz cease to
be topic of conversation. They
were so good as to be almost in
credible and the audience show
ed its appreciation by its loud
and sustained applause.
Still another feature contribut-
ed to the evenings fun. They
weer a group of square dancers,
trained by Mrs. Ralph Harlem
slime at the Y. M. c. A. They
were: Carol Henning; Reba Me
Hugh; Kay Werebold; Mac Kap-
lar; Bill Roderick; Ted Moss and
Swede Oulton. The figures were
pretty and interesting and the
bounce and enthusiasm of the ina
dividual dancers was contagious
to the point of filling the onlook-
ers with envy.
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I he
The
WEATIIERMAN
Saws
Saws

Key West and Vicinity: Clear
TO partly cloudy today through
Sunday; cooler tonight. warmer
Sunday Moderate. occasionally
fresh, northerly winds becom-
ing northeasterlv.
Florida: Fair today and Sun
day except partly cloudy on low
en- east coast. Not quite so warm
in extreme south portion, con-
tinued moderately cool else
where
Jacksonville Thru The Florida
Straits and East Gulf Of Mexico:
Moderate north to northeast
winds an4 partly cloudy weather
TODAY anj Sunday.
Jacksonville To ApaIachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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The Humane Society Ball held
at La Concha Thursday evening
was a sentation. Those who
planned the party were eager to
offer something different in
the way of entertainment ] and
they certainly accomplished it.
Instead of a few blue blooded
= dogs walking sedately with their
owners through the dining room
of the hotel, twenty-eight beau
tiful creatures went to the party
and most of them stayed, to their
obvious enjoyment.
The interest and excitment of
= the audience couldn't have been
. more apparent. They clapped
vociferously for the Handsome
big dogs and they Ah-a-a-ed Ton
a descending scale) for the tiny
tsnlites who appealed to their pro-
tective sense. 1t was a verp APP
/, preciative audience and the fol-
lowing owners with their beau
tiful animals did a great deal to
make the third annual Dog $
Dance" an outstanding affair.
Ellis Archer, Boxer; Susan
Beldner, Harlequin Dane; Igna-
. clio Carbonell, Collie; Mrs. Bow
man Cutter, French Poodle; Mrs.
Deggin, Boxer; Mary Eberhardt,
Pug; 1t, Comdr. Ever, Scottish
Terrier; Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Gar
cia, Miniature Toy Pomerinian;
Mrs. Dorothy Heist, Dachund:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Henning,
Cocker Spaniel and puppy; Capt.
Carl Hilton, Schnauzer; 1t. L.
B. MADDEN, German Shepherd;
Mrs. Helen Harrochs, Miniature
Toy Terrier; DR.. and Mrs. Aub-
rey Hamilton, Cocker; 1t. H. P.
Hansen, Dachund; Mr., A. c. Nc
Allister, Collie; Mrs Albert Mills,
Chihuahua; Mrs Monica Mccall,
Brindle Boxer; Mr.. J. D.Mc-An-
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TELLS LABOR PARTY
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date wl1er it may be held, but
said there is urgent party work g
be done in the marginal eonstitu-
encies.
Speaking to a London Labor
party conference Morrison SAID:
"On February %. the last gen.
eral election, we won on points
Our task next time is to win 9
decisive victory"
Morrison spoke appreciatlvelY
Of American economic aid Io
Britain. He said.
We have to seek with greet
energy to be able to stand on our
own feet in 1852 when Marshall
aid comes to an end. | believe
the policy of the Labor party +
most likely to lead to that end
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bringing in our supplies Of ice
from Miami ana from Home
stead. Ice is important to the
shrimp industry. I've alone used
as many as 1000 blocks of ice.
Each block weighs 300 pounds.
That is IN one day
The shrimp area is now figur-
ed at roughly 100 miles long and
at least 80 miles wide. This week
we are doing experimental
shrimplng off the east Of the
outer rect in your horbor If we
find plerty Of shrimp it Will
mean short hauls for cur boats.
and will mean that when load
ed it will be shorter totreach the
docks,
The shrimp are definitely here
and the industry Of catching and
packing them is going to grow.
There are some other packers
and dealers coming here shortly"
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ARMED FORCES DAY
TO BE OBSERVED ON
SATURDAY, MAY 2OTII
LEWIS STRAUSS

Continued From Faye Onel
Truman has not vet made the
final announcement
The retiring member, Lewis
Strauss. was asked by newsmen
to comment on the hydrogen
bomb. Some scientists have said
that such d bomb might destroy
the world BY burning up the
atmosphere. Strauss doesn't
think so.
He says, My own feeling
about it IS that extreme state
ments are not warranted by the
facts as | know them. 1t isn't
something you can hold in your
hand like a firecracker, nor is it
something that will blow chunk
off the Q nth the size of the
moon, or destroy life on earth
and Of our survival as a free ma
ton"
Armed Forces Day is also the
occasion upon which Americans
should consider and evaluate the
services q individual men and
women in uniform, disposed at
home and abroad to discharge the
responsibility of guarding our
security il a world Of diverse in
terest and conflicting principles,
1t is an occasion for honoring
these men and women for their
unselfish devotion to duty
Il commend their patriotic ser
vice and urge my fellow Ameri-
cans to join me in saluting them
on this-theif day."
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W.4lNDR14 HENDRIX
GETS A DTVORCE

The was most decorated CT,
Audie Murphy has been divorced
by actress Wanda Hendrix. She
got the divorce yesterday in Los
Angeles, after telling the judge
that Murphy had criticized her,
made her physically and men
tally i'll, she said
Murphy did not contest the
action.
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Las Family
Returns To
Virginia Home

MI. and Ms. J. J Lax, of
Richmond, Virginia, with their
three children, Barbara Ann,
Joseph and Jerrel, left Key West
Wednesday after having spent the
Easter holidays with Mrs. Lax's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Hilary
Crusoe, at the later's home, 407
Caroline street.
Mrs. Lax is the former Miss
Rose Crusoe.
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Bill Lee, who had been spending
a day or two with her in Fl.
Lauderdale.
A native of the California city
Of San Francisco, Mrs. Maxon
has travelled widely. She ex-
pressed herself as surprised and
pleased at the great number of
improvements she sees here in
Key West since her visit nine
years ago.
Maintaining her winter home
in FIT Iauderdale, Mrs. Maxon
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Hollywood
Notes
BY The Associated Press
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
TO WE'D NAY 9TH

Elizabeth Taylor and Nick Hill
ton will b. married by a Catho-
lie priest, May 6, in the Church of
the Good Shepherd in Beverly
Hills.
But the actress will retain her
own Protestant religion. says her
mother. a4 sp tas.ffs
Mrs. Frances Taylor said that
the talks Elizabeth and her
fiance, son of hotelman Conrad
Hilton, have been having with a
priest are merely to acquaint the
bride with Catholicism.
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Nomination OF
Lions Officers
On April u

Lion president Charles Smith
announced today that nominal
ton for offices for the coming
year will be held April q, and
that election will take place. on
May IL
He also announced that tho
annual Ladies Night will be held
on May 4.
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Mrs. Ma1On
Making Short
Visit Here

Mrs. Helene Maxon. Of Buffalo,
New York and Fl Lauderdale,
Fla, leaves to-day after having
spent several days in Key West
on her first visit since 194l
Mrs. Maxon niotored down
frcm Miami with her friend Mrs.
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FONDA ACTS IN PLAY
lContlnued From Psge one

Continued From PAGE One
which has several scenes of
rowdy comedy.
One follower Of the play said
of Fonda: He was even sharper
than usual" He had declined to
have an eager understudy play
his part.
As the show progressed, the
audience whispered the first
news of Mrs. Fonda's death from
seat to seat,
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Beer For Hair
Styling At
Martins

With the seasonal closing q
the Casa Marina Beauty SalonI
Martin is now available through.
out the ertire day at Martins
Hair Stylist, 92l Truman Ave
nue." Call 1883 for your appoint.
ment. Try our hair setting WIN
BEER at no extra cost. Advti
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Coming EUentS

WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10
Meeting La Concha Navy
Wives Club. 7.:30 P. NJ, in
clubrooms, Building 178, U,
S. Naval Station
APRIL 20
Sewing group of Monroe Coun-
ty Hospital Auxiliary meets
at 2 P NJ, at Hospital. Call
Mrs. Rutt, 420-W, for trans
portation
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Mrs. Griffin,
To Study At
Cornell UniU.

Mrs. Juanita Griffin of 173-A
Poinciana Place, left yesterday
for New York to attend special
course being given at Cornell
University Medical School and
New York Hospital.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

will return there upon her de-
parture from Key West. and
later on in the spring will go to
her summer. home in Buffalo.
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&. {. Le,UiS Sees Great Future
For Local Shrimping Industry

The shrimp industry Key definitely looking uD ac-
cordng to G. C. Lewis Com
pany, which is operating a Dock
The catches shrimp Key fleet Of boats are Bet
ter than at the production places said
Lewis today And the dealers rapidly taking
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15
Have Daughter

Have Daughter
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Harold
Berkowitz announce the birth. Of
daughter, Ellen Kay. on April
8 in Tallahassee Memorial hos.
pital The baby weighed 5
pounds, Is ounces.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-15

Robert L. Bowman, president
OF the Chesapeake g. Ohio Rail-
road, born in Fostoria, Ohio, SO
years ago.
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report

Observation Taken at City Office,
$50 AM, EST
Key West. Fla, April Is, 1850
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BAROMETER
Sea Level. $3.50 am.
3O.U3 1859 mbs.
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Precipitation

Relative Humidity. $3.50 am.
So
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Temperature
Evening star., 1950-05-12
PoyoffinMen's CityPin Tourney

Lawrence Push- John ontrich, 725. So
Jack Crowl-Lenwood Zimmerman, 122, 81
Edward Todryk- Reds Mullican, 722, -S4
Murray Polins1Jesse Eaton, 70 SO; Dar
CLASS e DoUBIEs-Wiliiam P. gaesch.
trophies: Marie Mobley, Jack Mobley. 673
S15; Glenn Cell, Charles Clements, 66s
s Te% yS cRoe. MesshE caer R0R asae sons
663, 81; Walter Carter, Frederick Carter
S59' SS559S' g; Hugh crawley' H. M "eich
CLASS A, sINqLEs-chester wesznek
$YY$; George LinkIns, 447. s1e; osssl
Lew Maiitz. 40, 81; james James Carroll 436
So; Lorraine gull, 425, So; Jack Rabbit
az CLASS A Iqs Isfa; s1RaIEsSAugust LES "a widmer
AT, $500 and trophy: ~Cleve Loefier
4l9, SIS; James Brown, jr,, 40s, $l2. so
Charles Hatten, ;39S, $10.5o;- Frank Pie.
srgant s s es aes Walesr eSS bison s? ass a 81
Thomas Fitch. 3s7. So so; Henry Thomas
3S5, So; Lenwood Timmerman, 3s3, s.; 80
Fred @ johnson; 5s2i 81 90; Psyse @ E Eiisstt sd
$3.50; Buddy Seal, 37s, $3.50; Ernest
So; Kenny Ford, 376. So.
CLASS c SJNGLES-Lem Crowder, 354
ss sbs pd s6e tFoph 4G Mare sa f Wh oe4 St4 sS
81; Julius Gordon, 336, $3.50; Thomas
Davis, 1886, $3.50; William Miner, 334
81; William P. Baeschlin. 333, So.
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CLASS c, ALL EVENTS-Thomas Davis
1,094, trophy; Jack Mobley. 970, $5.