The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 24, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, MARCH ©! 1919. Nem etieer mime min cee At yr neem, THE KEY: WEST CITIZEN. forth tenant priority will, be dic- | ee | Maybe it will be like vaude- ——— | tated by the War Manpower Com- | THE LOWDOWN er ancora mean, an WAR CITY BLOOMS ON COWPASTURE mifeftn. The tenants are predom-| PROM HICKORY GROVE dependent Congres Folks wt pen thinkin; | inantly shipyard workers from) Waa eee ‘WERE TEAM 10 BEAT,’ BILLY , . a cm ’ SOUTHWORTH SAYS OF CARDS, y | i our U.S. A. is aded straight and 2 By WAFFORD CONRAD 1 Structures, all exactly alike, house| New York and other eastern states. | square-dab into some kind of a AP Features. { the apartments, | Most Vanportians are happy : | permanent dynasty where we get > ¢ q ’ | VANPORT, Ore, Mar. 24—! 4 joninai: ‘ : lover their Atv. but told to stand back and the Govt H , | Ypicai’ two-room apartment! Over elr new city, ut some sata licagune ae OAEniNe tomameam oo St le ae trie see aE contains a | Sripe about mud and faulty heat-| . 5 With Rookie Pitchers : mK will do everything—including W | era never saw anything like Van-/ 2 combination living tag unite, conditions that will he thinking—can stop worry annie ates a City! | Kitchen-dining room, furnished! remedied, authorities say, as fast There is a change blowing Eight of the better teams in} Midway between Portland, Ore.,! with a “daveno,” occasional chair, | as possible. | you can feel it in your by Will Probably Hold For Key West ‘are cee in the Key | and Vancouver, Wash., near where| table, benches, cupboards, sink,|! An likes it fine,” drawled Jack! the economic life of the project, will be welcome, too ‘ ¥ West Independent Basketball! Henry J. Kaiser is turning out/ice box and electric plate with! Curry, Anniston, Ala., negro! Nance said. rain after a si Another ear ae? ve By DILLON GRAHAM AP Features, Sports _Bditor CAIRO, IIL, Mar. \24-cIt You know it is kinda nice and refreshing to see a Congress take the bit in its teeth and throw off the follow-me antics we been see- ing so much of. It is quite a novel- mostly psy- they rted exer living where cows; on need, Nance Tournament, whieh will open in| nearly a ship a day, this war-jsmall oven, a sleeping room with! foundry worker who had ju: The government hopes''to'get We stand the High School gymnasium to-j spawned city is putting itself on bed and bureau, a closet and a} brought his wife and three chil-/ its money back: long before, thal.,around. But you 8 these morrow night, {the map as the world’s fastest-| bathroom with shower. dren from Portland. “If it don‘t! With an estimated annual gross beys d girls in our 100 U.S. A The clubs will compete for growing city. _ The 2,500 families now living| turn out no worsé that what it al-| income of $4,415,000 as against aff | useless ‘ €epartments three handsome trophies offered} Its population jumps 300 or 400; in this apartment were se-/ ready has, we is goin’ to stay.” | annual estimated $2,365,000, the? choldgists,- when as awards. Trophies will go to) every ‘day. Approximately 8,500) lected on a priori *m based} But Curry probably won't} project is expected to amortize! dashing’ with an as thought the » Cardinals! ‘luck with rookie pitchers —will.-hold ga0d another year. While most major league man-! agers consider themselves fortu-| nate if any one of their recruit hurlers racks up from a_ half dozen to 10 victories, the St. Louis pilots have been able to Produce sensational rookie win- ners year after year. { Last season there was Johnny} Beazeley, now a_ lieutenant in| the air forces, who strung to- gether 21 triumphs and topped! that with a pair of world series decisions, t The previous year there were! Ernie White with 17 wins and‘ Howie Pollet and Ed Krist, with! @ perfect record of 10 victories: and no defeats. Before that the rene THUMBNAIL PREVIEW \ OF CARDINALS | Chica, i the winners, runners-up and/ Persons are the consolation, or bottom, “yj. | and truck farmers held forth four! —__ tors”. c months ago. t am will be played Saturday | port will boast 40,000, authorities : 4 \say, and will rate as not only the; Four games. are sclieduled for | government’s largest war housing tomorrow, . Four. more games | 3 projeet but the largest mass hous will be layed Pelday. }ing experiment in the world. he inistel paving is as fol-| No Taxes To Pay lows: 6:00—Air Station Officers vs,| That's what $24,000,000 can di Naval Commissary. Plus an army of carpenters—more 7:00—Seetion Boca | than 3,000 of ’em. Vanport will be unique in many } Fort| ways. It will have nearly 10,000 j apartments and not a single house. Naval | Its citizens will lack few of the Hospital. jeonveniences of modern cities.! | They also will escape most of the ; expenses and problems. There'll} MINNOW Al ES |be no taxes, no local politics to! SUCKER OF BASS | fight over, no mayor’s speeches ae | to listen to. If a Vanporter ge’ treat him for vs. 8:00—High School Taylor. 9:00—Submarines vs. vs. (Ry Axsoc,atey Prens) i sick a doctor will LAWTON, Okla, Mar. 24.—The ;nothing. _ : Eskimo, seated beside a hole in the; Vanport is a corporation owned Public Housing fe! out hence-| stay more than 25 years. 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