The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1943, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 194: NAVAL BASE BOUNDS BACK IN STRIDE; WON 7-3 MARINES, FELL VICTIMS; SAILORS TANGLE WITH STRONG COAST GUARD TO- NIGHT The baseball.teayo of the Naval Operating Base regained its win- ning ways last night at the ex- pense of the Marines by a 7-3 score, despite some loose play of 3. OPERATING LAUNCHING OF POINT RATIONIN PRESENTS MANY NEW PROBLEMS (By Associated Press) lis | so badly-needed that should clear-up confusion that has THE KEY WEST CITIZEN In the meantime the{between the whites andthe! a prospect in favor labor the resulted many unfortunate delays ! WASHINGTON, A/pril 15.—) interests are very different from) war production. | While point rationing o feanned foods presents new probleras to consumers and grocers alike, evi-} | dence is that the program has been} | carefully prepared to make the; ; adjustment as easy as possible. | True, retaiiers will have the | extra burden of collecting stamps | as well as money for the rationed | products. Shoppers for their part} | must grow accustomed to reckon- | ing “point values” of purchases in| | addition to price. But the neces- ; sity of providing ample supplies! those of the United States and} Canada. But when you add them up, as Mr. Welles has done, you} are obliged to agree that the! Americas, from their Northern to their Southern tip, are in thorough agreement regarding the protec- tion of the peoples of our Contin- ent. “How about Argentina?” Well, we had better not leave her out, just because a few ¢ontrary mules are temporarily at the head of the Government. Despite their claims of “neutrality” Argentina/ of or jabout upper and and big busjne +6 Races And Classes * Ty 5 i There isn’t much need to fuss] ing lower families c old American in the citigs, hav. Burt the “gap i long | show that} the last World War, and it would ; live on our farms, in the villages,| be unfortunate if a similar feud} hag to don male ar who are small | Should men—rich amen, | poor meg, lawyers, doeters, etc. | They are all a-credit:té a’ great country fhat they make: widening | born in 1901. who pare the most guilt in these} isputes are the whites, An examination of the records that the whites are the in! mouthpieces for the propaganda in; —and that most of it is for self- |ish political purposes. The | Negroes have been fighting | back, and the situation is grow- worse. There were race es| riots in Washington, D. C., after flare again. child born in England today is 13} The expectation of life for al FIRST GIRL MARINE IN WAR OF 1812 AP Features corps, have a ready-made patron saint in Lucy Brewer, a spirited three years during the war of 1812. There wasn’t any service in those days, auxiliary so Lucy apparel and sothehow pass a physical ex- amination as a boy. Apparently no one discovered her deception, for under the name “Private helped! years longer than that of a child);George Baker” she was enrolled jas a fighting leatherneck and Girl marines, now being com-} 4 felt t missioned to aid the leatherneck | housewife, Lucy told of her ex-| them I felt able served aboard the frigate “Con-! | stitution” in three major sea en- | gagements. | Years later, after she | been honorably discharged | settled down as a New had and York Sines ag in a book called “The Female Marine”—not recom- | m’s new girl Marines. In it | Lucy tells of her narrowest es- cape: : During a battle off the co of Brazil, it seems, |; Overboard and was ja state of unconscic |she lay on the deck, hi | were being removed by some of her shipmates to make way for a dry uniform. Detection of the PAGE THREE brave gir ent. But, “They tered enoug myself.” Being a lass who served as a Marine for!™ended as a handbook for Uncle| was far mor it is today ee | plo; {Senate is lining up with the low-| Negroes and the persons er House of Congress and there of some legislation, | 5 te ttn aintin tintin ttt te ttn ttt its infield and attention is eenter-| fo" the armed forees, then making| is Teady to hop onto the bind {MGSO CSTOSOSSSOSSSOOOIMOIIOISTOOOIOOOO SOOT OMEEOOE EET A ed tonight on the clash of the) 16 that everyone gets a fair| Wagon any time that serious trou-|@ WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! . Sound School and Coast Guard. | share of civilian allotments, is! ble shows up. shtetedptudatndnte tnd tadytndn-dtadntntntatndatetntntntneiateiee: Te ~ WATCH REPAIRS -The latter, riding the crest of a widely recognized. i : i three-game victory streak 8 To make the transition easier} the League of Nations, with dras appearing the best f the lot thus! . 4 explain the point rationing} tie changes in’ its plan, rules of | system, government agencies! procedure, constitute the frame- ALL MAKES Expertly and Inexpensively Repaired and Serviced by— far because of the stellar play of | Ed Kacanowicz, husky pitcher,! have invited the cooperation of| Work for the course outlined in Maurice Scammons, Jeweler might run into plenty of trouble | .qvyortisers. The Kellogg Com-|the Atlantic Charter and the with the Sparklers who are always) pany, for example, is sponsoring | declaration of the United Nations 518 Fleming Street A A A a A Ms ee te hn te te te te te te te te te tte te tnt tn tn tn te tn th ff Stetina tintin tn tertntntintntindh weve, vy BUY UNITED STATES dangerous and doubly so when’ nationwide advertisements urging] *t all approves the vision of Wood their hurlers are “in the groove.” | consumers to help make the pro-| TOW Wilson. Tomorrow the 50th Coast Ar-| gram a success by observing the|_Ovr own Longfellow observed: tillery will return to action ‘golden rules of food rationing “Dust thou art, to dust returnest, against the Marines and Saturday | formulated by OPA. was not spoken of the soul.” the Naval Operating Base will} Shop early, shop at longer in-! : F#. meet Boca Chica. | tervals, prepare shopping lists at} Carried Out Orders Last night's affair opened im-| home and use plentiful, unration-|_ Economic Stabilization Direc-! pressively for the. Marines.|ed foods such as cereals, are tor James F. Byrnes has taken a Shroaty:thimd, baseman, received| among the suggestions expected to! strong position in insisting that a walk and with one away, Link,| help prevent congestion in stores! the War Labor Board must hold | second@baséman, rapped out aland maintain variety and nutri-|the present wage-control _ line. long ‘scoring Shroat. Link|tive values in the American/The Board recently announced | came iafter he had drawn a play | diet. {a “bonus plan” which had the and the?ball was muffed. | jeffect of restoring certain prem- The NOB captured control of| The Olive Branch ium pay to labor groups for Sat the lead in the fourth when| ‘The House of Representatives |U"@y_ pod Sunday. work Dn Te Mickey Schoval, outfielder, lived| has 65 “freshmen” Republicans | T@¢tive basis. That was not on an error and with one away} and 41 Democrats, and the Senate CoMSistent with President Roose- Cornelius, right fielder, gained has 10 new Republicans. They are | Velt’s, executive order in_which first on a misplay. Then with two| the muscle and backbone in the/he held that there was no jus-) out Stone, first baseman, slugged | fight on Capitol Hill for the inde-/ tification during a war for pay- a double and was followed with| pendence . of the legislative; iN€ time and a half ag piste singles by Justice, shortstop, and! branch of the Government. Most! Saturday unless the emp ors Art Meska, pitcher,’ for a quar-|of the New Republican members; 5@4 already worked 40 noon ter of scores, |come from the agricultural States, | that week. sDouble oe Pe They got another in the fifth on| which indicates that the President! Work] on Sundays was Tuled oly two doubles by Ralph Barbary, ;lost his strangle hold over the | bY the Presi aa = Sail ti = catcher, and Cornelius. |farmers in the November elec-| B0ard followed i ws ema ing Stone's two for three led the| tions. pe Ca tau sesame winners. 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Meska allowed | the olive branch to the opposition in Con ‘s against his rule of the legislative branch when he invit- ed all the new members of both Houses to come to the White House in a group and get acquainted and Judge Brynes promptly back- {ed-up the President’s order, and {at the same time furnished an example to the Labor Board ‘that lit is not good practice to give way to demands for inflationary Daily AMUSEMENTS FOR ALL MERRY-GO-ROUND GIANT FERRIS WHEEL 3:00 to 6:00 P. M. eg Ice Cream Proprietory Medicine Drug Supplies Toilet Preparations and Articles 2 SER SCHOOL SUPPLIES ——_o—___ Money Orders Issued wage increases. There have been plenty of; {plain understandings between | the Government and the leaders of organized labor; . plenty of announcements that the Little Steel formula was a basic pro- gram; plenty of declarations . from the Big-3 labor union Nations Can Agree, If They Try | heads in Washington that there, It is generally believed that.the| would be no strikes while nego- United States won the first World | tiations were pending for settle- War and lost the peace. We have|ment. of labor disputes. And alot of new charts and plans to| still the Labor Board ran for win the peace. Strangely, enough, | cover when there was a dark Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek of China, cloud ‘that threatened a thun- led the trends of conversation |dershower. Director — Byrnes| last month. Sumner. Welles, Un-} Seems to have been the first man dersecretary of State, appears to in all the string of Presidential be the outstanding man inthe Ad-|@ppointees to handle labor trou- 0.51] ministration to analyze and visual-| bles and cusp iay senna : forts | ize the vast problems that must be| tude. Apparently the workmen) 3.99] met if a genuine victory is to be| Will find that they can tie to scored for peace “this time.” Mr. him and be sure to get justice | Welles spoke before the Univer-|—for themselves and their em- sity of Toronto and he empha- | sized the friendly relations ex-} | isting between the United States a. m.| and Canada. Pp. m.| We are always hearing that peo- P.M. | ple who speak different languages, | a. M.) and Governments that are manag- ® | ed on different theories and prin-| ciples will never be able to get} | along together. 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