The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 27, 1940, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY 27, 1940 By Jean Randall Sod = One by one Brenda sat up, electrified. “You don’t mean the cartoon- does draw,” was “And certainly odd persons visiting eared her throat. “We rget he lives here, Brenda, ar. He’ s certainly no credit Chapter Three Flans For A Party isn’t all it d her land- ist. “The Street hav- upon its vis- on put it gal- g the tail and ysician who had fig- y in the chronicles eet, was a shrunken lit- tle man in clothes too large for him, and with a voice which gave forth a squeak instead of the boom Brenda had expected. _ His daughter was plainly one of managing sort, reminding her father of a call he had to make, warning him against driving too ghter will ma .” he added h “It’s certainl y been a day!” sighed Brenda. t y!” the about in be nd the hovering m ith Isobel. “So many peo- to be the onl ale pase have called, and I've had ch a time trying to reconcile sy are to the pictures nted of them. Poor the wor: “Why y rte in for me ng? should y they en Come in “a mo- "t you? lied, dropping wear- “It's been a day for mie, too. We're getting ready for a recital at the Conservatory, and all my pupils are practising for it. There’s not one embryo musician among m. What I've suffered since nine his morning!” ”” Brenda said I should think si simply Hades to teach unmusical. Isobel, what’s ng with Hu a ae sobel stopped rocking. “How 1 mean—what’s wrong? His th is perfect.” Rosttetor says — well, The Street, ide, then—she asked me to something to mark your (call her Adelaide—that his pri- ing. I'll telephone Maud | y S life isn’t what it should be. right after breakfast so stern and disapprov- him I didn’t dare ques- I Her dimples ” exclaimed } “It’s just upted. “I've got to go nham, if it would am ed forward. “Brenda, hing! I've read that ire "em surgically— getting back e run away in due form. Then she disappeared. I believe t id | Hugh said at first she’d gone away Miss .Mamie Mine visit; then when some by and she didn’t simply changed the hen her name was men- Adeisige thinks he was d couldn’t y longer.” bout tione “eh probably good learning and man- but the feelings will appear dispassionate. Success gen- y comes to today’s natives, friends are net many. Todav’'s Horoscope | ners Today gives « but sition, retiring perhaps, and lia- ble to be sunderstoed. There is sound reason, good judgment, nsitive dispo- Subscribe to The Citizen——20e weekly. YANKS DEFEAT RED SOX, 7-2; DODGERS WIN CINCINNATI REDS DEFEAT CARDS, 4 TO 6: INDIANS AND BROWNS SPLIT TWIN BILL: CUBS LOSE ; Philadelphia (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 27.—New York Yankees gdined a decisive victory over the league-leading Boston Red Sox yesterday, com- bining 10 hits, to win, 7 to 2. Bo- sox couldn't bunch any of their nine safeties for runs until late in the game, after it was sewed up by the Yanks. Washington Senaters defeated the Philadelphia Ahtletics in the tenth inning of their game when Johnny Welaj hit a homer. The victory boosted the Senators in- to first division ahead of the idle Chicago White Sox. Seore was 4 to 3. Cleveland Indians Louis Browns split header, the Browns taking the first game, 5 to 3, getting all their runs in a big fourth-inning rally. Indians pushed across five markers in the opening inning of the nightcap and went on to overwhelm the slipping Browns, 13 to 1. Brooklyn Dodgers kept their top position in the National’ League by defeating the Phila- deiphia Phillies in a ten-inning . 2 to 1. Dodgers received only four hits off the pitching of Kirby Higbe, getting one in the ninth which brought the score te a tie. Reese’s four-bagger in the tenth won the ball game. Five home runs by heavy-hit- ting New York Giants won the contest with Boston Bees yester- ; day, final score reading 10 to 8. Harry Danning poled two of the circuit clouts and Burgess Whitehead, Babe Young and Al-| ben Glossop each secured one. { Cincinnati Reds held up close to the Dodgers by downing the St. Louis Cardinals, 4 to 0. Paul Derringer gave up only one hit to the Cards, a single by Stuart Martin in the first inning. Bobby Klinger nad Bill Lee hooked up in a pitchers’ duel yesterday, the former coming out on top to win the game for the Pittsburgh Pirates over the Chicago Cubs, 3 to 2. Results of the games: AMERICAN LEAGUE At Boston R. HE. New York 710 0 Boston ZR Pearson, Murphy and Dickey; Hash, Dickman, Harris and De- sautels. | and St a double- At Washington Philadelphia Washington (Ten Innings) Caster and Brucker; and Ferrell. R. 3 a HE. 5 10 | | Hudlin; | First Game At St. Louis Cleveland St. Louis Harder, Hemsley; Swift. RHE! 311 0 512 0 Smith and Harris and Dobson, Bildilli, Second Game | At St. Louis R. HE} Cleveland 13 10 0; St. Louis ae a Milnar and Pytlak; Niggeling, | Trotter, Cox and Susce. NATIONAL LEAGUE At Philadelphia te? Brooklyn 55 Philadelphia (Ten Innings) Hamlin, Tamulis and Franks; Higbe and Atwood. At New York Boston New York |FOR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN BERGUP L. 9 1t 14 17 17 17 lq 18 Club— Boston Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago New York St. Louis Bh 20 16 15 14 12 12 14 879, 645 533 469 452 414 Al4 400 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club— Ape Brooklyn is 8 Cincinnati a2 9 New York if; 11 Chicago 16 16 Philadelphia Mm 14 St. Louis 18 Boston 8 17 Pittsburgh Pee Pet. -704 -690 607 500 440 379 -320 -308 pez; Schumacher, Brown, Joiner, Melton and Danning. At Cincinnati St. Louis Cincinnati Cooper, C. Davis and Owen; Derrmger and Lombardi. At Pittsburgh E. Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 0 Lee and Todd; Klinger and Da- vis. CLASSIFIED COLUMN Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of one-cent (lc) a word for each insertion. but the mini- (mum for the first insertion in cents (25¢). Advertisers snould give their street address as well as their as twenty-five ‘telephone number if they desire results. Payment for classified adver- dtisements is invariably in ad- vance. but regular advertisers with ledger accounts may have their advertisements charged. FOR RENT SIX - ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, two baths, all electric. Phone 79-W. apr3-tx RENT—Well furnished 6-room House to adults. Cool and airy. Apply ARTCRAFT STUDIO, corner Charles and} New streets. may21-lwkx HOTELS BRING YOUR VISITING friends an need of a good night’s rest to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean rooms, enjoy the homey atmosphere. Satisfactory rates. 917 Fleming St. aprl7-tf GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington at New York— Pet. Chase (3-4) vs. Chandler (1-3). Boston at Philadelphia—But- land (@-0) vs. Potter (2-2). Detreit at Cleveland (night)— Rowe (2-0) or Newsom (4-1) vs. Allen (2-2). Chicago at St. Louis—Lyons (2-2) vs. Kramer (1-2). NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Boston-Lohr- man (2-0) vs. Posedel (2-3). Philadelphia at Brooklyn— Pearson (1-2) vs. Wyatt (3-2). Cineinnati at Pittsburgh (2)— Turner (1-1) and Moore (1-0) vs. Brown (3-2) and Bauers (0-0). St. Louis at Chicago—Lanier -1) vs. Passeau (2-4). THE WEATHER FORECAST (Till 7:30 p. m., Tuesday) Key West and Vicinity: Part- ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, probably showers; light to mod- erate variable winds, mostly southeast. Florida: Fair to partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, probably scattered showers on Keys. Jacksonville to Florida Straits and East Gulf: Light to moder- ate winds, mostly east and 'southeast; partly overcast wea- ther tonight and Tuesday. scat- tered shewers over Florida Straits. ‘Today’s Birthdays William Fortune of Indianapo- lis, famed civic worker-leader, born at Beonville, Ind., 77 years ago. Henry W. Taft of New York, noted lawyer, brother of the late President-Chief Justice, born in Cincinnati, 81 years ago. Nathan Straus, U. S. Housing Authority administrator, born in New York, 51 years ago. Joseph C. Grew, of N. H., Am- bassador to. Japan, born in Bos- ton, 60 years ago. Prof. Edwin Mims of Vander- bilt University, Nashville, Tenn., noted teacher of English, born at Richmond, Ark., 68 years ago Dr. William W. Comfort, retir- ing president of Haverford Col- lege, Penna., born in Philadel- phia, 66 years ago. MONROE THEATER GONE WITH THE WIND Mats. 2:30 P. M. 75c Incl. Tax Even. 8 P. M. $1.10 Incl. Tax it |SILVER PALM GUEST HOUSE —Clean and cool rooms. House- keeping facilities. Baths, hot and cold water. Summer rates. Eaton and Elizabeth streets. may23-1mo FOR SALE |SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms For Rent”, “Apartment For Rent”, “Private Property, No Tres- passing”, 15c each. THE ART- MAN PRESS. nov25-tf {AMATEUR RADIO FOR SALE— 50 W Phone and C. W. Xmitter. 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