The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 30, 1941, Page 3

(EXPLODED IN ONE INNING AND. ‘same method the St. Louis Car- Chapter Five ep ww aia [slash a helifgame off. the Na- » © people” Anne cua tional feague lead of the Brook- lyn’ Dodgers, the Fktbush nine ‘employed yesterday to regain ‘that margin. St. Louis was resting yester- day While the Dodgers ‘tackled the New York Giants. Before \the game, Brooklyn was only. a ‘full duel ahead of the Cardinals by virtue ef St. Louis’ victory Thursday “as thé Dodgers were idle. After the .Flatbysh _ nine ently. “I thought th hostile and tum us awayee °° “That’s the charm of Asia,”|i said Sherwood, “you never know bee you'll meet.” hey were each given a cup of ho rich broth. Mackey, his tooth ‘im, fel jess sleep, Sherwood held . it.” He massaged thi E yi inc a when Mackey Tay a in, he we joi een Ss ent and joined the A Plan ANNE sat on the kang idly it Palaver with the men of the ong bee gunne ye ‘the fe : and as many of the neighbors as| dence “of i i " these mixed Tu: could crowd into the room. Then Coaeee children, Presently ie turned all the visit looked Mackey over ‘and “ean she i sate cred LJ ‘ trustingly against his sl oulden = Sat down beside Anne. he had drowsed a little and now | The omen appro: glanced at him with those lovely fie toa Were s ene im. The native men dozed whet eyes that were not round like aj him: they squatted against, the wall, | manly ey | ‘uropeans nor slanted like a Mongolian’s but had that full dignity preventing thi LIER round yesterday, the ‘Dodgers i had regained their old game-and- ‘a-half lead over ‘the , Brooklys scored all its runs in the fifth. Until then, Hal Schu: macher had kept the Bums un: -der,control. Breaking the. spell, ; the landed on . Schu- macher for six hits in that round :for.five markers. Johnny_,Wittig |teok over from that ‘point, and, with the help of Ace Adams, \litnited the Dodgers to a single | hit the rest of the way. | Whit Wyatt, who kept the 10 safe blows he allowed scattered fairly well, recorded his 18th triumph of the season. He has lost nine games. Brooklyn won its seventh of eight battles at |Polo Grounds and the Giants |suffered their tenth loss in their | last 12 outs. | In the only other game played jin ‘the major leagues '¥, |the St. Louis. Browns downed ithe Chicago White Sox, 5 to 2. |The victory lifted the Brownies |fram the American league cel- Jar and dropped the Washington |Senators into the bottom. FORD TIT | Results: | National League |. At New York R. HE. i _ 6 2 an -~5 2 1 Wyatt arid Owen; ‘Sthumacher, Wittig, Adams and Danning. Only game scheduled. “I didn't mean to startle you,” Blaze said. felongated shape of the eyes of a} fromi exhibiting curiosity. gazelle. In fact they Were Per-| Having seen Sherwood give | sian eyes. Sherwood told her so,| Mackey medicine, the old woman Anne smiled. “Harem eyes. But] Showed him a cut on her arm, He I don’t think I'd be a ares, pleas-| disinfected and bandaged the ant inmate for a harem. I've got| wound and gave her a little tab- At St. Louis staged its uprising in the fifth) z. them remain active today. Hoff-|of which, in Hoffman’s estima-| and he haranguing her all this) ~'y Jearned something else,” he | ie W. b. Pet,| With Perinne. el pris aetbs A Sate, Boe Be, Dene. ene doar wert Ot ate auaie, Seana. Now Yor 86 44 .663| The Conchs probably-will play | Frederick H Beker, oma < é and threw her out into the storm./an4q keeps it secret, that woman | Chicago 68 g ot another game Yomiorrow against eu oe pear tossing the damaged stool after) Who was thrown out Went to a |Cleveland 64 .512| a Miemi team. Manager Roy hae ed her. Those inside heard het) British mission school in Khotan | Boston 65 63 508! seontin, who said, the; in |280- | Fane OM aroueh the snow matts}when she was-a child Perhags | petwoit Ab) hess we Sek ack yh : Be Peace reigned again in the hut. | ¥°% can talk nas to the shi | Philadelphia 56 70 .444 oi Raymond Massey, famed. actor, on & ; Hed | ¢.gyane rose. “TM go ae Se a 91 .437| definitely, will follow his team | horn in’ Toronto; 45 years ago. The children and the pups rolled) .¢otq and seei it Ihean find “her.” wus ‘ & i pes we . : aa Bley in the spot shes fhe hee She gathered up--her. ions Washington 54 70 .435 Ragcue) sem ticere ere wip! ee aia a : 0 women resumed their reed-weav- |°"4 1h | wk sass ie t w Will be Phillip Baker, ted! joumalist; Bora” in’ "Eng-| . ing, the men their smoking, Sher- To be continued Club— We LE | tomorow oe daa G4 cab / Eo E 3 Jin mad Hale gaa: | Brooklyn 81 44 .648|Gabriel Garcia, ary Nayarro;" 8 ‘ago. in 3 — 79 45 .631|Harry Wiekés, Jee‘ Sdidano, | pi aaron eh shi : 52 .870|“Bionky” Molina, | Fréticis: "De- | [= S=ememeeeeeennee ' $6 .545|laney, Charles Wells, Anthony | HOTEL LEAMING N 65 .472| Kelly, Manuel ears Jesse | 72 .433 z » and Aguilar, ; N. E, Ist Street at Biscayne Boulevard ‘ 3 .411| manager of the squad. Overlooking Bayfront Park Biscayne Bay opposite 88 .285| The Conchs who left this | ae ) Club— W. L. Pet. SUMMER RATES UNTIL DECEMBER | Hayate Phimbers ~~ ‘ = Single Room—Bath—$1.50 Double Room—Bath—$2.00 ie z Ee Fre Parking Lot Alfred Simons. Manager § B = too much easter” “These people fancy you are the one who possesses the harem. They think Mackey and I are both your husbands, that we come from Tibet where polyandry flourishes. They judge Mackey is husband number one because he. is the elder, but I—” he grinned and made a bow. “Interesting people,’’ said ‘Anne, looking around the room at the family—an old man, his two sons and their wives. A lit- OXE of the younger men cuffed | ter of pups and three healthy| towered his voice unconsciously. | BASEBALL grubby children, roses shining in|] don't like our position re 9 | i their cheeks, frolicked in the cen-| We're not prisoners exactly but | (Major Leagues) ter of the earthen floor. | our host is the village headman, | Fight | and he intends marching us down | TODAY | to Arishar, the capital, to:norrow. | American | ohe of the women, presum-| received in that rabbers’ roost « ably his own wife, and rhe began squalling. He knocked her down. | Anne glanced at Sherwood. He) seemed undisturbed. The woman} tose and grabbing a, basin of} cooked rice from the back of the Stove threw it on the floor. ~' “His supper, I bet,” whispered | “So what?! she-demanded: % plas 8 _ Ber tn Le teh) cathe tke tn al picts Soothe cate i | St Dowie ah Cincinnat > pe ok sal | , ¢ a! ones. “Perhaps if yor seem. to q ia, \ BOR 4 EB WITH page - Bo AR snarlin; , fighting mass. The man| become dreadfully it ey'd leave Posge Ae Philadelphia, not ah) 4 t Today’s Brt ge ase iad Hee you oe with the women. It's'a | Scne RAMBLERS: -CONCHS. LEFT; : iy ni |two days’ journey.” 4 : ee around. Tt was too much for) “Tt wouldnt’ be hard to fall | Price Field (Trimbo Island) FOR PERINNE Joan Blondell, screen star, ne, Sherwood caught her sick here,” Anne observed. 1:80 P.M. . born in New York, 32 years ago. ane recat fer boc admonished. ty ee gi yer bg i i | : ; *T can’t stand it!” she cried. |Your” ee ae ee aK Maid Raid-| Key West's NavSta ball play-| Rear Admiral Joseph K. Taus- “They'd both turn on you. These)" “Go shead,” though she felt a 2 c ets, winding up practice for their |sig, U‘S.N., who ‘today reaches Berne are ve een Gem. Daceiy | Pe a ee Labor Day tilt with the Ramblers | the statutory age of retirement, Shiner when tHelc heads wernt oan Smee a SSS eee oc jborn in Germany (of American y think that anybody keep- — > =~ lof the Coast-'Glades league at cut open or the flesh scraped from the bones.” Jet to swallow for its mental ef- fect. ‘ Anne napped a bit and was aroused by a hand on her wrist. Sherwood was bending over her. She sat up quickly. “Pardon, I didn’t mean 10 stat- tle you.” He dropped down pbe- side her. “You seem to have a way with women and children,” +she said, brushing her shining hair back from her forehead. “I hope so,” he grinned, and White men are not apt to be well {though ted-headed women ate highly prized.” It took a moment for that to sink in, then Ange! | protested. : “But. my hair’s not red.” ., “Close enough,’ I fear—neé! red than black.” ing as clean as you are, must be- in very poor health. And they pity Chicago St. Louis Haynes Chicago at St. Louis. Defroit at Cleveland. New York at Washington. Philadelphi | "Bieoklyh at New York;:! two | games. ‘ Pittsburgh at Chicago. ‘Doss, joe Auker and Swift. Only game sctheduted. at Boston. Suddenly the womar. snatched rofoundly, because up a wooden stool and brought it tava = baby.” ys = im against her husband’s ribs with| “well!” gasped Anne, and then a hearty whack, breaking one of the legs. She had been screaming she laughed. “If my college dean of women could hear that!” Union Bus 2 MIAMI, FLORIDA One Block from Shopping District and Amusements GUE |. ty BANBMOND F. LAW, AP Feeutre Service Writer : | PHOENIX, Ariz, Aug. 30—;some fine points of the game.! One summer evening in 1934,|He still has the job and one of | | during, a girls’ softball game out the founders, Peggy Fledd, who! jm Hollywood, ‘an 1l-year-old kid | still takes a turn in the outfield jeaime to bit for the Ramblers now and then, is now Mrs. Hoff- H vine en : \man. sii lege ' Serving ub for "HOnywded )os@ther! founders... wene> ‘Jessie | [was eget oorad _ “blonde eP@tersem;y now!) Mirs: Pawh:BHs-'} “the | worth, and Rheta Thomas; sinice | ‘imson, the fifth grader frdm the) first-game, 4-3, but the. tied i ldinals used the @ay Beltore . to desert country, ‘socked the ball) day Hoffman talked a Phoenix |2!7 Duval St jout of the lot for a home run) office supply company into | ; Which (a) won tthe game} (b)| sponsoring the team and fhe | ‘got her an offer to go into the girls didn’t lese another game ‘movies, which she didnt’ accept, that first season until a Cali- | ‘amd (c) put the Ramblers in the | fernia club beat them in the | | big time softball picture which | finals of the sectional tourna- | they now dominate as national} ment. They copped the Ari | | champions. ‘ | zona title, and have repeated | That was the second year of; ach year. i the chib’s existence. The 1941/ Incidentally, that first 30-game | |Rambiers, who will defend their! winning streak was the team’s! ' title in the national tournament longest, although they have nev-! ‘at Detroit September 10-14, also|er lost more than eight games) emphasize youth, plus‘ unusual in any one season. For eight! | versatility of players. and a tra-| years the record stands 317 won, |! dition of winning that seldom is | 38 lost. ‘broken. The avérage age of the| The Ramblers reached the | ten ‘régular starters is 19 years. ‘semi-finals in national competi- | , They. are real champions. ‘tion three times before finally | | Whey take all comers; This sea- taking the title in 1940. } ! Som has séen a parade of the , “It is nota team of. stars”,| West's toughést teamg,tePhoe- | Hoffman, insists, although the! jomixy #1 to tale.@: dmwbbing roster ingludes . Dat. Wilkinson, | fom the Ramblers, @he, be- (now 18 and without a peer be-.| tween inyasions,. have :'taken ‘hind the~ plate; Louise, Miller | time for @ féw triumphant (Curtis, who pitched three games! tours ‘Of their own. ©” \in one day at the 1937 tourna-+ The Ramblers are no... goftball|ment and won them all, one a! | Topsy. that just “growed” into no-hitter; and Amelina Peralta, fame. The chib was organized | who won all-America pitching | carefully with the idea of mak- honors last fall by beating Cleve- | jing it the best that, ayailable land 10 to 3 on six hits in the{ {talent and coaching skill. could championship game. | produce. There was plenty of ‘Most of the 15 girls on the | talent, because im Arizona there’ squad play every position well, | is a softball team behind every -which Hoffman points out, is | (other mesquite bush. @ tremendous help in the long | | The coaching, from the begin-| pull of a tough 50 or 60 game | ‘wink, has been done. by Ford, schedule. | Hoffman, state softball commis-|. They are great “money” play- | {sioner, who recounts this history ;ers. The first five hitters, Louise | \'of the team. (Curtis, | In May, 1933, three girls who} Wilkinson, Amelina Peralta and/ {taught ‘physical ¢éducation in{Marjorie Wood, take pleasure in | Phoenix schools decided to or-' murdering the tightest pitching {ganize a team to join a new}any team can throw at them. league. They hand-picked a group! Squad menibers are carefully | | which did, so well that four of' selected, for many qualities, chief | |man, then a playground instruc-' tion, is the feminine equivalent |tor, agreed to show the girls of intestinal fortitude. (OOOO NAVY'S ACCOUNTANTS \STAS SAVED FROM _—| NOSED DISBURSING TEN | DEFEAT BY RAIN IN FINAL INNING, 10-9 Rain came for the softballers of the NavSta Squad at Bayview Park last | tigivt, washing out their game | with the ed Raiders in the The navy’s accounting depart- ment softball squad, continuing lits sweep of — inter-departmental games at Bayview Park, Thurs- lday knocked off the disbursing office ten by a 10-9 score in a game decided in the final stanza. Catcher Marion of the disburs- jing office let go a wild throw to was complete, it @id nét con- | third in the last half of the ninth stituile = legal game. - ;to permit the final and winning | jtun for the accountants, NAVSTA NINE | bursing squad, nailed a couple of | | been hits for the accountants, OFF 10 LAKE “=< | 4 | RHE Accounting io «| ;screamers which would have WORTH SUNDAY scsi | Mendoza, Peters and. Marion; | Stanley and Sierra. zi 4 parents), 64 years ago. Lake Worth, were scheduled hit the road tomorrow morning, 1 John T. Manson of New Haven, following the Conchs,'Who left |Conn., president of the American y . |Bible Society, born in New Ha- today for their holiday. match) a sigs at Kaiba’ jven, 80 years ago, morning were Esmond Albury,, Today gives a joyous. nature, Julio Battelo, Jess Blanton, Ar-/ full of high spirits and laughter. it Creditor’ aint ee _enees eS ‘Toilets | ing “Claims. or Gemands Against rom $12 up. Lavateries from} ee ; Ni PE To CREDITORS 8 fares conse pring J883 Probate Act, Seen. 128, 128). and Gal. Pipes, Fittings, |,,You and. sch, of you are hereby Valves, also Water Systems and any claims and demands which you, Tanks, all ‘sizes. Gray’s. Fish- . aug30-Twk | eee of bg County, Jw a a? Ys ‘lorjda, at house n eight calen@ar months fromthe: jtime of t ri {place of residence. and. post. office’ © sworn to by the claimant, his BEAUTIFUL ROOMS at reason-|' able rates at the White House, 227 Duval Street. Single, dou- ble or up to four in oné room! if desired. Innerspring Holly-! PRESSY L. WEATHERFORD, As Agministrator of the Bstate of. Pear) W. brinas, aiso. known as Pearle Briras, deceased, nug9-16-23-30,1941 wood beds, and showers, Hot}IN THE COURT OF THE COUN- water; ice water for drinking} TY JUDGE, MONROE COUR- at all times. aug28-2tx| TY, FLORIDA, IN PROBATE. 'In re: Estate of FOR RENT WALTER J. LOWE, SR., Deceased. NICE ROOMS, Good beds. Rea-| NOTICE TO CREDITORS j To. an me or either of you, muy have against |27y the estate of Pearl W. Srinas, also °F known as Pearle» Jtrinas, deceased, 4% to, the he ge rw mato Of, Seta | ta Che Mounts. County at Key West, Blorida, reel gant , Florida, irst publieation of thiwy address of the clkimant, and shall rand, 1 {and post 0} (1933 Probate Act, Secs. 119, 120) |14,. 1175, Chapter No. 20953; Laws also sometimes. known as PRANK C. BROWN, Creditor’s and Persons Hav- Claims or Demands Against ‘Said Estate: NOTICE TO CREDITORS (i883 Probate Act, Sees. 119, 120) You and each of you are hereby notified and required to present aims and demands which you, Collings Brewn, Frank C. you, ma: estate of Frank sometimes known ai decea: late of ge of Monroe . nie otfice tn the rt house, of said County at Key West, within-eight dalendar we of the first ‘ notices Each claim or demand ‘be ip writing, te the place af residence ice address of the clatm- ant, and-shall be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or his attorney, an@ any’ such claim or demand not so filed shall be vord. JENNIE ANNA BROWN, As, Administratrix of the Estate of Prank Collins Brown, also some- times Known as Frank C. Brown deceai aug9-16-25-30,194) NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the “Fic- titious Name Statute”, House Bill ‘of Florida, 1941, willregister with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in and for Monroe County, Florida, sonable rates. 626 Grinnell street, aug28-lwk|To All. Creditor's and Persons —_—_ Having Claims or Demands FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS| Against Said: Estate: You and éach of you are hereby TRATLERS. 7 fig’s | ROtified and required te present Siege bi janapeae! any claims and demands which you, or either of you, may have against the estate of Walter J. Lowe, Sr., deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge of Monroe County, Florida, at his Office. in the court house of said County at Key West, Florida, within eight calendar months from the time of the first publica- tion of this notice. Each claim or demand shall be in writing, and, shall state the place of residence and post office address of the claimant, and shall be.sworn to by ‘the claimant, his agent, or his at- torney, and any such Claim or de- mand not so filed shall, be void. LORIE A. LOWE, Seterprnet——eewiece SNe thie icibioeeetcn, 1940°FORD COUPE. Run’ just ‘over 10,000 miles) Newly: paint- sed and overhauled. Marshall, Telegraph. Lane. aug29-lwk pebble Sk ONS A BACK BAR, COUNTER, STOOLS arid BOOTHS. 901 White street. | aug25-tf LARGE LIMES and GUAVAS, 1014 Grinnell street. aug25-tf OLD PAPERS FOR SALE— Three bundles for Sc. The Citi- zen Office. jan25-tt FOURTEEN FT. SAILBOAT. i As Exevutrix of the Last Will and | 1). S@erns Mickey Sullivan, Dot) pha digg pr odie Boa ‘ ‘Testament of Walter J. Lowe, | "Soo Bers jan3-s} Sr., deceased. RO TET MB arama augi6-28-30; sept6,1941 NATIONAL TRAILERS, com- plete stock; low down-pay-jqx cmioerr COURT, STATE OF ment. Lee’s Trailer Mart, i. SERS aeaey ts 108th Street & Biscayne Boule-|) cy, ERY. vard, Miami, Lae AUR INO EDWARD FEIN, Brace SINCE A SHORTAGE of houses| warsonim HACKETD Fal exists, why can’t 2or 3 men. PuRLC! live on a boat, have sport and Fy — ‘SWO cal pearing 5 home for same ea bed yee. inthe hoy aad augt-tt, oa ee ant therein named, is a non-repi FOR SALE—LOT, 44 by 88 ft. on] ine’ , neat United street.) a Apply 1510 Duncan street. aug25-lwk }' bore | Florida, Pear rier ear HenatentsecasNe FOURTEEN FT. OUTROARD MOTOR BOAT. Fully equipped} ‘and one Johnson Outboard mo- tor, 4 h.p, $150. James H Pinder, 1217 Petronia Street. — Hse ti ay MISCELLANEOUS “aad —. lished "eats ee IS YOUR PLACE COOL? If not,|4ugush see Mi at the Skating : : Rink about an air. cooling sys- pslivsaet tem. jly16-tf mande Acevedo, Domingo Ubieta, | Fond of pleasure, probably Flores Castaileno, Julius Villa-' companied by good looks, money real, John Bennett, Cyril. Grif- | wiil come easily and probal fin, Jose Casa, Charles Albury,|as quickly. Look out o1 Lucile Gonzalez, DeWitt Rob- its disposition erts, Ralph Arnold and Arthur | stain, for this —against— | JOSEPH. LBITER, Yoft the upon receipt of proof of the pub- lication of this notice, the ficti- tious. name, to;wit: Twins Used Cars, under which I am engaged in business ‘on Division Street, in ‘the City OF Key West, Florida. « mionen senereioe fa teats! business enterprise, is as follows: BR. B. INGMAN, Y Dated at Key West, Monroe ‘County, Florida, Aug. 16, 1941. — aug?6-23-30; sept6-13,1941 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CURCUIT, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN CHANCERY. - No, 8-47 EVELYN LBITER, * Plaintift, Boo t Avenue, itimore, land. YOu She MEREDY OR! and DIRECTED to be and the Plaintiff's Bill ‘day of. the 6th raed at the office of the ‘Circuit Court in the of plier inepa decree Settee am e entered agai ‘you. TT IS FURTHER Reg this order for. publication , lished before sais hs: ite, once week tor four consacutive weeke West Citizen, 4