The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 1, 1932, Page 3

Ceccccccccevescoocescoesocce ed TP ORES: eee gue Sas. to D: oe, fide " 4WTO DANGER AGAIN WHEK had passed—in some re rater their happiest. Recent ven them. a fright. It of personal prefer ences cleavages, each was prepared to be- \s though she had originated she. insisted that they Jet the ‘rela and _ “It would ‘mean two hours extra ‘ay without you. It would meap Jeaving -you SOgsy ds would forget you. To id would be next door ” Hand in han’, BASKETBALL GAME AT GYM TONIGHT 299282 0R29920022 999 | turk to bring them dgek to spend Famous ano the weekend, A flutter of snow was | AGGREGATION FO STAGE falling. Oe ts Stee some eee \ 7 Jersey meadows the cheufleur 4n- me SONTESI —=_— formed them that iep was holding on some of ¢he ponds shove Mont- \ clair. he DeMolays basketball team “I've Mi skated for. ee | lis scheduled tg take on the Deptes- ecame eagerness. “Don’t you remember how we used to, when [ioe lads ja seat pvpenss tp bes you were at Princeton, long be ‘| fast game ip the gymnasium at 8 AND DEPRESSION, were the only way to ayold lot fore——” He could haxe supplied the un- spoken words: “Long before Dicky appeared on the horizon.” “Long before!” ehe xetashioned her sentence, “gither of " dreamed marrying” He squeezed her hang beneath | the rug. “There was poyer @ time when J id's dram th ‘that we might marry.” he magic of snow ac- scmpuscies yA miracle. Something of its ie Old scars erp. $loteg out. Paey 4 deat sears ee plotted out. hier tender, gay, romantic. ot | nity lovers, every awe togeti hecame upuric ing her. par Fesidenss they drove to Eagle Rock, where they lismissed the chauffeur, tramped a ort: distance to # lake and jized atme crossed, they ekimmedthe Ice. “But we would liye within your had been one of the scenes of thele darling,” she urged. 4 turned as never to have progressed. Clive mustered courage, Hand-in- mes when Sante’s | happened to married her after her first mis- had been the motive for most avrkwardness. repay him si yented him in the mai er of th #partment and assessed him moder ately when she ought to have ren- ora him accounts. Cliye, op bis had resented her shouldering She responitbilities and had felt 53 zee ise se : : : H : 4 5 z ; = 5 4) : § i Fy g g ¥F ; 13 E = i to acknowledge th dust as ‘doing this as Ad Color flooded petias' tan. “He knew he wasn’t somo ie pid of him for your sgke.” both our sakes,” he cor, rected. “But we don’t need to be discourteous—you and I who are so sure of each other.” “Las go home. I've had enough," she announced. As he knelt to unfasten her skates, he murmured: "i get ba Sack ont ot many husbands who Sy ot port twice married. But = to np | decide.” (Copericas ay Pa are | Issued In Past Week jing There were but two marriage|the marriage of Leroy Rivas and { licenses issued during the week /Mariorie L. Knowles, j Records show that there were! ending December 1, from the of-! fice of Judge Hugh Gunh. * One of these was to John Betap | fourt and Estela Gonzalez, They Were united in marriage yesterday aiternoon 5 o'clock in the home. year, on Petronia street, Piedela, notary public, Jose officiat- a other was issued permitting but seven marriage licenses is- sued during November. Eight country schools in Bryan | county, Oklahoma, fed a total of { 50,000 hot lunches to pupils in a G! | 9’elock tonight. The Depression bunch is slight- ly favored, to cop the fracas he- cause of its recent win over the Junior Clags team. Phe DeMolays dropped their initial game of the [season to the Stene burch quin- fet last Priday evening. Coach Everett Albury, of the DeMolays, states that: his will present a much stronger of- fense with the addition of John Kirgehenbaum-and Joe Cates. The ‘{two are reguiarsvand were out of town when their team received its first defeat. If local fans are hungering for speed and sharpshooting they’}} un- " | doubtedly receive their fill if_they | witness this court battle, it is stat- ed. ‘Phe jine-ups DeMolays = Pasition Doesin J, Lopez : ae oy 3 i Demeritt Big By Seat Niles, His hobbies are women, danc- ing, swimming, hynting. He likes! to associate with educated people land poses as an all round good fellow. His occupation is robber, liquor high-jacker, rum runner, gunman, | and double crgsser. His. name | Clyde Chitwood, good looker, swell! dresser, and if he is apprehended a reward of $100 will be paid the arresting officer. With: several of: his.companions Chitwood, .a short time ago, broke into the fail offite at Polk county,; Michigan, and took a . Thompson| submachine gun, rifles, revolvers, automatics, ammunition, money and seyera] slot machines, after} afternoon for Havana with 29 pas- | after graduation and attempts to overpowering the night watch- man. His description and’ finger prints are in the office of the sheriff, received severa] days.ago. Subscribe for The Citizen. squad a i i | ; } | | | { j THE KEY WEST CITIZEN DIAMONDBALL TO | GUARDS DRILL START TOMORROW TUESDAY NIGHT FIRST OF SERIES QF FIVE! WILL BE CONDUCTED T@ pE-| GAMES BETWEEN FLOR. TERMINE BEST DRILLED IDA AND RELIEF MEN IN BATTERY | The series of fiye games of dia-} Competitive drill to determine imgndball between the Florida and | the best drilled man in ‘Battery the Belief teams will start tomor-|“E”, Florida National Guard, will xow night! Weather conditions| be held Puesday night, December: Key West Firms PAGE THREE —_—— were so unfavorable during the} past few days that President Pit.| man ‘ordered postponment. From the advance sale of tick-| ets reported by the P.-T. A., for whose benefit the series has been arri |, considerable interest is aroused and jarge crowds are ex- pected to attend. Next Sunday the Florida. team will play in Havana at the stadium against a Havana team augmented by a,Key West pitcher since dia- mondball is new there and this is an, efort to introduge the game in the Cuban capital. Adolfo Luque and “Mike” Gon- zalez, Cuban baseball players who have~been stars in the National League, have volunteered to act. asjumpites for the game. Radio stations have announced this«sporting event over the air and Havana newspapers have play-! jed?it up; so @ nice sum is anticipat. ed;to he realied, which will be don-j{ 0. he Santa Cruz storm suf- \GERMAN STEAMER ARRIVES IN PORT FLORIDA SAILED THIS AFTER-| NQON ENROUTE TO HAVANA The German steamer Karl Leon- hart arrived in port this morning and is taking on 700 tons of fuel gil at the.Porter Dock company’s | wharf. The yessel came to Key West; ‘from Jucaro, Cuba, with a cargo jof molasses and is bound for Phil- adelphia, Pa.. Her home port is Emden, Prussia. Steamship Florida, sailed this sengers.. She arrived yesterday 13:45 “o’clock with 31 passengers, five aliens. Ferry Palma arrived yesterday | from Havana with one car of pine-} lapples, 300 crates and 10 miscel-} laneous. 13. The winner of this competition twill be awarded the bronze medal, } to remain his permanently. Liev- | { tenant G. A. Ford. U, S. A., will be the judge. Awards of the gold rotating ; medal, which is to be competed for every three months, and the silver permanent medal, for the best marksman for the year, will he! made at the same tinie. Both of | these trophies were won last Sun-} day by Sergeant soagu Roma- guera, STRAND THEATER | P9PPS Se PPeCoRepRp EDEL e9e Boxing, wrestling, skiing, foot- halt, baseball afid racing—all these sports, with their thrilling action. are seen in “The Sport Parade,” {the RKO-Radio Picture showing at the Strand Theater, with Joel \McCrea, William Gargan and Mar- jian Marsh in leading roles, j “The Sport Parade” specializes in no particular sport but utilizes {all as a background for a down-to- {earth sincere love story about two: boys, inseparable pals through prep | ‘school and college, and a gixl. An entirely new technique in combining background and story, \so that one never intrudes upon jnor dominates the other, has been | developed in the picture by Dudley Murphy, the director, who worked | m |from a script on which the noted ‘humorists, Robert Benchley and Corey Ford, collaborated. 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