The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 8, 1938, Page 5

FRIDAY, APR. ¥5 Upstate All Star Nine Is Crack Bunch, Lineup Shows! JUMOR SOFTBALL | SUNDAY MORNING THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLASSIFIED COLUMN 900000090000000080000080 PLUMBING SAVE MONEY — Buy your plumbing, ' fixtures, soil pipe and fittings, galvanized pipe and fittings, range boilers and | water ‘pumps, at substantial savings! Write or visit our. showroom. PEPPER'S PLUMB- ING SUPPLIES, 542.N. W. 11th Sty Miami, Fa, apré-lmo | OVERSEAS TRANSPORTATION CO., ING Fast, Dependable Freight and Express cr —between— MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving All Points on Florida Keys between MIAMI AND KEY WEST |GARCIA’S: TRIPLE WINS FOR DEVILS ; ROOSEVELT CLUB BEATEN WANTED—Colored car washer. 7-6 IN TEN IN- SINCO SERVICE STATION. apr8-tf NINGS : WANTED Four round trips weekly direct between Miami and Key West via Diesel Power Boats—with over- night delivery to Key West. Leave Miami at 12:00 o’clock noon on Mon- day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Leave Key West at 8:00 o'clock P. M. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. Will Play Key West Ali Stars Sunday 3 p. m.; Key West Lineup Re- leased By Managers AMERICAN CAR WHICH WAS EXHIGITED AT THE: WORLDS FAIR IN 1892, | CAME TO WiGHT A FEW ji) YEARS AGO, 17 WAS ' e CAPABLE og antes | fh WANTED—A chance to bid on your next printing order. The Artman Press. may19-tf TYPEWRITING PAPER — 500 sheets, 75e. The Artman Press, mayl9-tt With the game sewed up at 6- all in the tenth inning Gabriel Garcia poled a long triple to drive jin George Acevedo who was on ‘first base with the winning run for the Red Devils over the Ft. Lauderdale and the Miami 3 | Roosevelt Club in last night’s Junior diamondball game at opening game of the newly-or- WANTED—. ‘Amateurs, entertain- area, which is to play the local! stowers Park, Simonton and Di-j ganized Diamondball League. ers and chorus girls. Apply after All-Star team Sunday at 3 p.m. | vision streets, Sunday morning) Both teams were reinforced a M. Herb Benson, Sayitd - oes. apr/-Iw: is partly composed of formér Key °9°3% o'elodk will ‘bring together , With Lopez‘Funeral Home play Ke: ‘HARD - HITTING VETERANS CLASH WITH NENE'S GANG ‘0- Daily service (except Sunday) via Trucks and Boats between Miami and Key West, serving all in- termediate points on Florida Keys. Northbound, leaves Key West 7:00 a. m. Southbound, leaves Miami 7:00 a. m. —-———0. The All Star baseball nine from HELP WANTED M1895 WHEN THE DURYEA, FIRST PNEUMATIC T/RED AUTOMOBILE iN AMERICA; WON THE ie HE PA Ri . WAS A NEW IDEA, | West® players, J. ad Me: jyebi-< alten PHarQHitting: Veterans”, ands ®C fasts nurlea beautiful - “FOR RENT , players. “s ” 7" t 4 MeneeG ane ew ya 1A announces, and are xaThedormn ary ms hard-fi; boe neabeoul RHEE oe es A proposed diamondball gam: ss sepert. * tomorrow night has been eeaials Ong WR UB AAI FE not be given until just before ed. game time, Manager Nene an- The visiting squad has Ubieta|nounces. The Veterans will have behind the plate with a pitching !G- Lastres pitching and John staff of Arthur Lunn. Covington, a Se eee si aed e Gattice sid Pune. “Laue and Lastres at first, E. Vargas at sec- tend, R. Arnold at third, Jose Ubieta are former Key Westers.| Bianco at short, O. Stone in left, Gerbus and Tuppen are well-| Bi1) Fry at center and A. Alonso known pitchers upstate. in right. Hann at first, Burrell at second, McNeece at short and Nostrum at third will make up the visiting infield. In the outfield, Lee will play right; Acosta and Gonzalez, former Key Westers, left and cen- ter, respectively. On the Key West side of the argument a good squad has been chosen by Managers F. Acevedo i and Roy Hamlin. In the catch- ing department, the veteran hefty @ .slugging backstopper, Alberto ' Rodriguez, will probably get the nod, with substitutes Joe Soldano, * Danny Lopez and Izzy Rodriguez. The infield will see Julio Barcelo, youthful Key, West home run gf king, at the first sack. Armando ‘Acevedo, the ¢ity’s leading hitter, # will start off at short, with Tita » Garcia as substitute. Alberto *. Acevedo or Lucilo Gonzalez will * jtake the second sack position. On ¢ third a hard choice between * George Acevedo and Publio Car- bonell will be made by the mana- gers. In the outfield, Gabriel (Rubberman) Garcia, Pepito Ma- chin and “Honky” Molina will probably start the game. Eloy Acevedo, Popin Acevedo and John Roberts are in the support- ing cast. Umpires will be Howard Pent behind the plate, Jimmy Griffin at first, Cojo at second and Se- New Orleans . 48 villa at third. \New York 36 The Key West boys are hitting Oklahoma City 28 the ball hard from recent play Pensacola 64 and fielding quite well. Phoenix 50 f ———_—___—_ Pittsburgh ., 32 WITH PEAS, THE C’s a. sStiertaue od 20 ARE IN HOT WATER San Francisco 56 smemeetinoen, Sit. Ste. Marie 26 City Annocth ete reeaky! POO gaabtfe bolticns! ITHACA, N. Y,, April 8— If Tampa mel vitamin C is yenteg. wou a ry welf*to. drink’ the ary ‘ That is where 40 to 50 per cent from peas. of this vitam when peas PLOWS uP $15,000 IN GOLD are cooked s used to tusts Meridian, Miss.—While clearing think that cooking destroyed up a piece of new-ground, Jack much of the vitamin C of peas. | Green's plow point struck an iron But Faith Fenton, pot and turned it up. The pot rofessor of home economic |contained approximately $15,000 Cornell university made an ex-! jn gold coins, some dated as far tensive study of losses of vit back as 1514, Some residents be. C during the cooking of pe ‘ieve the coins were part of $60,- found out differently. The old 999 said to have been paid the test was to feed the cooked peas’ yobile Indians for their posses- to animals. But animals did not in Alabama. In making like the cooking water. Hence the ‘their journey from Ala’ leg- fact that about half the vitamin’ enq has it that the Indians camp- C went into the water escaped oq spot near the banks of discovery Tallahala, at which p they Professor Fenton learned that were overtaken by robbers. The the water in which she cooked robbers failed to find the gold peas contained almost as much of this vitamin as tomato juice, one — On } manager. | ting crack players. ob- Gang” will TEMPERATURES ee Lowest Highest last night last 24 hours 28 34 70 44 30 48 30 60 Abilene — Apalachicola Atlanta Boston Brownsville Buffalo Charlseton Chicago 34 Corpus Christi 42 Denver ge} Detroit . 32 Dodge City 20 Duluth 18 Eastport 28 El Paso 32 Galveston 38 Hatteras 56 Havana - Helena 28 Huron 18 Jacksonville .. 70 Kansas City . 28 KEY WEST _. 75 Little Rock 42 Los Angeles _. 62 Louisville 42 Miami 76 Mpls.-St. P. 20 Nashville 60 76 76 40 68 40 80 38 60 26 44 24 36 42 48 72 66 of 50 36 82 84 82 62 78 46 82 42 66 80 44 32 74 W sions ce .. |eentral. portions. + | “East Gulf: Fresh shifting winds, i (night and ‘ball for the Rooseveltians but the. breaks of thé game were agains: him and the smashing triple hej allowed at the crucial moment finished what bad support has lost him before. Stanley hurled ~ for the Red Devils. Plans are going forward to MUST SELL, 30x11 ft. boat fully | continue night games and a meet- equipped for living aboard, 16 ing will be held next Monday’ jp Regal motor. Anchored night at the San Carlos building. Roosevelt. Blvd. (Division St., continuation) one-half mile! from White St. Inquire at boat | after 5 P. M. or see Clem Price, Realtor. aprl-lwk FOR RENT—Small hbusekecgiig apartment. Reasonable. — Ref- serence. Mrs. M. H. Griswold, ' 417 United street. “FOR SALE econ er er neacecereoncecee OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for 5c. The Citi- . 3 zen Office. may19-tf t é : PERSONAL CARDS—100 printed cards, $1.25. The Artman Press. Temperaiure” Highest Lowest Mean eee Normal Mean s Rainfall® Yesterday’s Precipitation .0 Ins. Normal Precipitation .04 Ins. rN 24-hour period | k thin morning. FOR SALE—Trailer, completely furnished, perfectly insulated. Gulf Stream Trailer Camp. - mM. i A Saori aso = Moon rises . m. CORNER LOT, 50x100 feet. “Cor- Moon, sets -m. ner 5th and Staple Avenue. Tomorrow s Tides | Apply Box D, The Citizen. Sun rises Sun sets —— REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE — Conservative, practical advice. 37 years’ ex- perience on Florida Keys. E. R. Lowe, Registered Broker. Tavernier, Florida. P. O. No. 21. mar1]2-tf ‘WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and Sat- urday; moderate to fresh souther- ly winds, becoming westerly. Florida: Partly cloudy, scatter- ed thundershowers in north por- tion this afternoon and tonight, and in central portion tonight or Saturday; cooler in north and | west central portions tonight, and | ~ in central and northeast portions Saturday. Jacksonville to Florida Straits: Moderate to fresh southerly winds, becoming southeast and | west, and partly overcast weather \tonight and Saturday, with scat- ‘tered showers over north and POULTRY SUPERIOR LAID EGGS daily in flavor and weight, 24 to 28 oz. per doz. Call at 1609 Flagler Avenue. marl1-1mo ROOMS THE MUNRO, 128 N. E. 4th St.. MIAMI, FLORIDA, LOW SUM- MER RATES. Hot water in every room. mar21-tf MISCELLANEOUS LONG DISTANCE MOVING— Padded, insured, licensed Vans. and _northwest,| FLASH EXPRESS & STOR- cast weather to-| AGE CO. 251 S. W. Ist, St. y. with show- saalls thie eft- ober, Fla. mar29-tf {Becoming west baie mostly) pers and aves lermoon PERSONAL OLD AT 40! GET PEP New Ostrex Tonic Tab- lets contain raw oyster invig- orators and other stimulants. One dose starts new pep. Value $1.00. Special price 89c. Call write Gardner's Pharmacy jan4-tme-thur-fri WEATHER CONDITIONS The disturbance that was over the West Gulf States yesterday morning turned northeastward, and was central this morning over western Tennessee and Ken- tucky, overspreading the country, from the lower Ohio Valley — ead southward to the middle Gulf Subscribe to + en Citize: coast; while a strong high pres- sure area, with crests over the Pe E XA Cc oO FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE MARINE eastren Rockies and eastern Can- SERVICE ada, covers most other sections. = Complete service to ae in- Precipitation has been general during the last 24 hours through- out the country east of the Rock- cluding foreign clearances ies, except along the northern | PORTER DOCK CO. border and in the Florida penin- | —Phones 24 and SS— may19-tt yp nov2-tf | MonAaIR WHICH FURTHERS THER RIDING ON AIR" IDEA. CANCER RETARDED _ BY HEAVY WATER (Ry Associated Prenn) NEW YORK, April 8 — The American Journal of Cancer tells of heavy water jags in mice that partly protected against cancer—although it caused their premature death. The experiments, however, showed that heavy water had some effects on cancer that were specific. They were reported by U. Gardner, L. C. Strong, James B. Hamilton, Arthur Kir- schbaum and Paul H. Barbour, Jr., of Yale University School of Medicine. The mice had cancer when the water was given to them. They drank the water, so that it pre- them ;sumably distributed uniformly hroughout their bodies, and not just in the cancers. But in these “heavy” drinkers the cancer’s growth slowed down by a half; the rest of the animals’ growth was not noticeably retard- ed. Just why heavy water should retard cancer growth more than natural growth the Yale men say is not known. It may be an effect on enzymes or on osmotic pres- sure, they feel. Heavy water is only a few per cent weightier than ordinary water. Its effects are not due to the extra weight, but to the heavy hidregen in the water. " \Sente Plans Trailer Theater To Teach Heaith Methods (Ry Annocinted Press) MADISON, Wis., Apri! 8.—Wis- consin mothers are to get mater- nal and child health information from an auto trailer motion pic- ture theater sent out by the state board of health this summer. Dr. Amy Louise Hunter of the © state maternal and child health bureau, says this is the most prac- TI } ti~@ble. way to teaching expectant mothers in rural communities how to keep healthy. Museoiit tells Chamber that Rome-Berlin axis still stands and he backs annexation. iIn re the YULE * maré-11-28-25; YOU CAN’T TRAIN. | SNAKES, CLAIMED | (Ny Axsoclated Prens) LINCOLN, Neb., April 8— | Snakes are dumbbells, in the opinion of Dr George E. Hudson of the University of Nebraska zoology deparment. but many a them are man’s best frend He made that clear i+ a call is- sued to Nebraskans to get out and hunt snakes in the name of science. He plans to compile a comprehensive report of all rep- tiles and amphibians in the state. Dr. Hudson punctured many popular beliefs about snakes. Will a snake's tail move until sundown? His answer is ¢zaphati- cally “No.” Can a snake be trained? No they have too small a brain and couldn't distinguish their keeper from a stranger. How about the hypnotic powe of a snake’s eyes? Highly imagi- native, says the doctor. Can certain Hindus charm dead- ly corbas by playing musical pipes? Of course not; a snake's sense of hearing is so faulty it really can’t hear the music. “To often,” Dr. Hudson said, “because people are afraid of snakes they allow their imagina- tions to run riot. Washington Monument and other famous structures slowly sinking, Yale scientist reports. LEGALS y wie MONROE COUNTY. VIOLA ATW I having said ida. to the Ito 1938 F. ATWELL, Execeutor ef the Estate of Yulee Viola Atwell, Deceased. april -S-15-22-29,1938 Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service Pull Cargo Insurance Office: 813 Caroline St. Telephones 92 and 68 TIMELY JOTTINGS FROM A SAFE DRIVER'S ROTEBCOS @f the best sources of vitamin C. Sotae of the vitamin in peas is destroyed in cooking, but not much. The Joss im the first five minutes is 7 to 10 per cent. This e@ccurs mainly while the water is eoming to a boil. Thereafter an hour's cooking adds net more than a further 5 per cent de struction: After the hour’s cook- ing. there is no more vitamin C loss A lide when peas servi G. S. KENNEDY. Official in Cha’ of the vitamin stand too long is lost before The Main Question Mr. Newrich —Se you've engag- ed an artist for the concert we're givin’ Agent—Yes, a good virtuoso. Mr. Newrich — Never mind about his morals. 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