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| . “AGE FOUR KEY WEST TAKES SECOND D CONTEST DEFEATED MIAMI YESTERDAY BY SCORE or i127T06 i High Conchs} wo straight over Teeh| i Friday afternoon with 9 hits, Key West I THE KEY WEST CITIZEN FORECAST Key ‘West and Vicinity: Partly \eloudy with seasonable tempera- GROUP) tunes this afternoon, tonight and 25 the Poinciana Baptist Church | Sunday; gentle to moderate southeasterly winds. Flovida: Jacreasing cloudiness with continued mild temperature! er, cloudy in extreme north. por-/ tion and partly claudy in south! nd central portions. St. Augustine through Florida} Ciwaits: Gentle to occasionally; we the invaders by a score ed Jim Barker on the! a eated ruffly! m the first to a hit and two} H e locals came} half | in their went to work in two men op} + was at that} a high in to re- pitch his tia eer. Cruz re- mut a run and} the Tech team| the sixth and| worked | came wnings he hose were in the| ng He also struck yen. Cruz gives prom- < " fipst rate | mg with Meador who! This accom- the pitehers js en-| aging here are no ex- undmen on the! Thursday the local boys they got to| lieved Sim- mst at will. Register two, Fitch two. a Key West ' ball and looked| hey went into the one t wth two wins g, The r for the locals be w Miami High here Miami High f the State Cham- West, Baker, Tech, \ andi Jones. Umpire Pet m and Sut- pIAMONDBALL moderate winds, southerly over: ;north portion and southeasterly | lover south portion; partly cloudy) weather. East Gulf: Gentle to moderate south to southeasterly winds to- day and tonight, becoming mod- erate to occasionally fresh south- Jerly over extreme north portion ay partly cloudy weather over seuth portion, cloudy ever orth portion. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings jhave been issued. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., Mar. 24, 1945 | Observation taken at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Wartime (City Office) Temperatures Highest last 24 hours 74 Lowest last night - . 65 Mean 10: | Normal Lia Stam 73 Precipitation |Rainfai, 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m.; inches —.... Total rainfall since March 1. inches eae Deficiency since March as ( inches 0.97 | Total rainfall since January 1; inches 1.17| Deficiency since January 58 i inches 3. 4! Relative aroeeayy: 65% .- 0.00 "0.04! 7:26 a.m| 7:40 p.m.) Moonrise 5:1 Moonset 5 Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 9:41 am. 3:10 a.m. 9:8) p.m, 2:47 p.m. TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 24, hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-" ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. Hig! SCHEDULE F MARCH 26 AT wEnk BAYVIEW PARK MONI 7® rf t News vs. Ww p vs. Machin. Leg-on Por ) \ HUE ‘ Girls vs. Pepsi be Inside Ma- i encores TODAY IN HISTORY —— MARCH a4, 1945 (indian from { white from Massachu- Lincoln licens- ) assault made on \ American Army th Mexico, Drv. Robert Koch liscovery of ‘ lus, a landmark jer of De Molay City, Mo. gns Philip- ence Bill, giving ndependence in ‘ b Bataan and : wan planes bomb ‘ ecapture Cassino, Italy mvasion of India. part gh the Dnie-| F IRST ‘MESSAGE EW K —The Whe i ought” for the Fiction, ~eredwrne |) hy) and Technical if 0 AM. to 8 PM. 1F You'Re Loonie For See Pave Smutun 334 Simonton $7. Japs | jhest Lowest last 24 hours last night Atlanta 78 55 Baston 44 40 Brownsville 84 73 Charleston 69 60 Chicago 76 55 Detroit 73 39 Galveston 74 70 dacksonyille .: 80 51 Kansas City 7 62 .)KEY WEST 74 65 \K. West Airport 75 64 Memphis 68 59 Miami 72 62 Minneapolis 70 53 New Orleans 76 63 New York 58 44 Norfolk 70 48 Okla. City 88 58 Pensacola 68 66 Pittsburgh 66 50 St. Louis 70 61 Tampa Ue 59 TODAY’S HOROSCOPE MARCH 24, 1945 Today produces a rather femi- aine nature. There is great lit- erary ou! if it is allowed to develop y and luxury are stronger fac sometimes, than desire for w h or fame. There is an impulsive passion indicat- ing a need of careful restraint. MARCH 25, 1945 This day gives a ' brusque nature, but kindly and much attached to friends, with much native wisdom. If educat- jed, this native becomes a right- ‘hearted, rather than blunt cha ter, very free with both ener and possessions. If unrestrained, there is a rich nature beneath a somewhat rough exterior and a jae tendency to sensousness. You Can Find WHAT YOU Greene and Simonton Sts, You Derive Direct THE WEATHER | today and tonight; Sunday WAH taken by ‘the Baptist Church it jau imation obtained from this sur- ‘for Revival somewhat | > 9299090099009 9.09909900990900000009000 00000000000 Two OFFICIAL AAA STATIONS in Key West SWEETING AUTO SERVICE BAYVIEW SERVICE STATION: Division St. and Palm Ave. As A Member of the AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION AA.A. Emblem — Personal Insurance Auto Accident Policy — $5,000 Bail Bond — $25.00 Theft Reward in case your car is stolen — Mechanical work on your car — Notify Relatives — Payment for Legal Service Brake and Light inspected and adjusted — Towing it your car breaks down on road — Crane or Wrecker Service — Tire Repair — Lock and Key Service — Skid Chains Service — Notary Public Service — Collect Tele- grams — Identification Cards — A.A.A. Road Maps Accommodation — Directories — Sshool Boy Patrols and A Number of Other Benefits é For Membership CALL 529-W or SEE Mrytland Cates | Representative of South Florida Motor Clubs Poinciana Church To Make Survey|& | a | Between the hours of two and five on Sunday afternoon, March | will make a religious survey of! the Old and New projects of the Poinciana Housing Project. Although this census is to be will not be predominately for the | ,Baptist denominational cause. infoymation obtained which pertains to .other churches will be forwarded to that church, it lis stated. | “The purpose of this survey is ‘to analyize the church posibilities | and the spiritual needs of the} @eople dwelking in the Poin- cianas. It is evidenced by the | need for the influence of the) church life in the world today that all efforts should be made , to utilize every possible means of ’ obtaining the possibilities and} prospects for enlistment in the} world of the church. The infor- ivey will be at ghe disposal of {the churches to promote a defin- ‘ite and concentrated program of churh enlargement and spiritual | POT ELIT FOL TI OIE IL EON IE IG enlistment. “It is requested that if pos-{ sible at least one member of the; family remain at each home in} First Baptist Chureh |’ these two sections during these} hours to make this survey pos-| { sible.” | i ooo | Week’s Program At b | | In making gin Easter Suna First Baptist Church will ob: the Lord’s} Supper as the entirety of the ‘morning service. The pastor will| explain briefly the Memorial |Supper. At the evening service | jthe subject will be “The Spirit] | Filled, Church.” Rev. A. J. Silva, who has been conducting special services at the Baptist Cuban] ssion, will baptize a jat the close of the serv ing in his native Spanish tongue. | | Home prayer meetings are {planned for Monday and Friday | evenings of this week at 8 o'clock. Monday the meetings will be held jat the homes of Mr. Aaron Mc-/ ; Connell, 517 Fleming street; Mr. Richard Ackerson, 524 Elizabeth street; Mrs. Camille 1117 Varela street; Mr. jer, 94-3 Poinciana pla The mid-week se 2 | conducted Wednesday at 8 p. m |by the men of the church | Friday home prayer meetings | will be at the homes of C. D. Mock, 321 Whitehead; W. P. Arch- er, 1016 Fleming str Collins, 1107 Fleming street; Ted M. Jones, #280 South stre | and William Danford, 173-B Poin- ciana place. Dr. James S. the first service of the Easter Sunday ning. Dr. is a former Key West High School student. | ee | ToDAY'S BIRTHDAYS ; MARCH 24, a | Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, born Owasso, Mich., 43 years ago. Lt. Comdr. Dorothy C. Strat- ton, director of Women’s Coast Guard Reserve (the SPARS),| born Brookfield, Mo., 46 years} ago. Wm. H. Gardiner of New York, publicist, born Boston, 70 years ago. Karl Arnstein of Anron, O., air- jplane builder and designer, born Czeché#lowvakia,»58 years ago. Dr. William M. Lewis, presi-| | dent, Lafayette University, Eas- ‘ton, Pa., born Howell, Mich., 67| ago. ba Ran A sO Sa STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE = MILL Marshall,| J. L. Coop- | 5 OW. £) IwWWW WWW www wwwvwwwwvewwwr Vr, § SF \ hats fs “BErfEMrAsTE AT ALL GROCERS WANT When You Want It! Phone 53 Benefits as Follows: Safety Posters pe ee BIGGER SIZE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., of Key West WE DZLIVER FREE BAAA44244044440004046480444 4444444. 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