The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1943, Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1943, REDS DOWN CARDS! They Smile IN OPENING GAME ; PITTSBURGH PIRATES DE- FEAT CHICAGO CUBS IN SHUTOUT GAME (Spectal to The Citizen) NEW. YORK, April 22.—T! ne | Cincinnati Reds shouout the St Louis Cardinals jn. th penj game yesterday by a score, ¢ Vander Meer was on the for the winners, with,M ,Coppei doing the hurling for the ave team. The Pittsburgh Pirates ‘shutout | the Chicago Cubs to the tune?wf | 6-0 in the season’s opener, Truett (Rip) Sewell pitched three-hit ball ; for the winners, with excellent | support furnished by his mates. | The St. Louis Browns shutout | the Chicago White Sox, and the Cleveland Indians whitewashed, the Detroit Tigers. The results of the games follow: | Ainatieas Laadgie *| AP Features ‘As Pretty As THE KEY WEST CITIZEN [FHA OFFICIAL ARRIVES | GIVES DIFFICULT IN INSPECTION TOUR ORDER FOR bias Fark D. Stew JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 22.| | the Federal soles AoE FNS)—A fifth-grade conhed | ie eae beso | school pupil has given the dead |. He visited the J. ¥. Porter Place, | ida State Chamber of Commerce | | the first FHA project to be com-|@ difficult order | pleted in Key West, and drove out | Bert Shank of Modesto wants: on Flagler avenue to note the con-| Fiorida’s state flag |dition of Poinciana Place. the} Florida’s state seal last of the local projects to be fin-| A big Florida official map ished. The state capital | Some Florida industries, and aj | TEMPERATURES few Florida resorts. '‘ It is presumed by‘Harold Colee, Te mpenaiute’ dats data for the 24| State Chamber, that young, Shank | hours ending 8:30 a. m., April 22,| wants these articles so that he Weather Bureau: ; May prove to his fellow-students Highest Lowest | that Florida “indeed, has some- last 24 hours. last night! thing to offer California.” 63 AT Colee is sending the, pupil de- 47 37° | scriptive literature of the state. “I 79 64 believe that this 65 44 ; him,” Colee declares, 59 37 | reaching the estate of manhood, 36 51 | Florida should be his home.” 75 ape “ ‘: 42 72 51 56 70 They Swim | Ls who repr ante |Atlanta | Boston | Brownsville Charleston | Chicago | Detroit Galveston Jacksonville Kansas City | KEY WEST AL & JOE 79 to fill. Walter If executive vice president, of the j will convince | “that upon | “FRANK WOLKOWSKY (WEST CLOTHES SHOPS, |\¢ PHONE 249 DUVAL at SOUTHARD Key West, Florida EASTER SALE Drawing To A Close You Can Still BUY FINE CLOTHING and FURNISHINGS at Great Savings! THURSDAY - FRIDAY and SATURDAY Inc.) R. H, E. Chicago ~ 040 St. Louis a .3 8 0 Dietrich, Swift and Fresh; Hol- lingsworth and Hayes. Detroit ae O Cleveland - 160 Bridges and Parsons} Bagby and Rosar. Boston at Philadelphia, postpop- ed,‘on account of weather. Washington at New York, post- poned on account of weather. National League E. | can’s St. Louis __ 0 Cincinnati (11 innings) . a 61 M. Cooper and W. Cooper; Van- der Meer and Mueller. CHICAGO, Avril 22.—The National A. A. U. Women’s Indoor Swimming and Diving champicnships always abound in beauty and the recent meet here was no exception. The pretty mermaids are (left to right) Brenda Helser, Portland, Ore., 220-yard free style champion; Joan Fogle, Indianapolis, Ind., | individual point champion; and Mar- ilyn Sahner, New York City, who placed third in the 220 but lost her 100-yard free ae title. THE LAWMAKERS By RUSSELL KAY (Florida Press Association) MARTIN COUNTY FIRST NEW PILOT STUDENT | ‘TO EXCEED ITS’ Quota 'HANDBOOK ISSUED | ‘STUART, April. April 22, ect ARCADIA, April 22. (FNS)—A| id new pilot student handbook by| 1i4Martin County was the first coun- | Yin An the Jack Hunt and Ray Fahringer has | | subscription of its quota in the | just been announced. Despite the old adage, “You | 2nd War Loan Drive. \ legisla morals,” _ bot! It met and. passed its: $91,900 | House and Senate rolled up their} quota a day and a half before the nation to report over- This is a revised, enlarged and improved edition which these ex- perts published a year ago. Hunt Memphis Miami Minneapolis | New Orleans - New York | Norfolk Oklahoma City Pensacola Pittsburgh | St. Louis . Tampa OPA bars unless hou: |sleeves and passed a flock of drive officially opened an¢ in the | “prohibits” with penalties so/ first four days piled up z tctal | stern and se s to make even; of $315,000. an Arabian aunuch watch his! The 5-man committe: formerly head of flying opera- tions at Carlstrom Field here and is now ying with the is com-, . Fahringer army in| | K.W.|AIRPORT 79 68 83 70 69 _ 44 56 76 66 46 + 65 76 home food searches eholders consent. 68 56 59 46 56 40 43 60 58 {37 50 53 /RADIO SERVICE 629 Eaton, Cor. Elizabeth "THE FASTEST RADIO SERVICE IN TOWN” 175 SHARKSKIN _ SUITS stm 399.50 STRONG ARM BRAND TRIUMPH COFFEE MILLS AT ALL GROCERS Single and Double Breasted... 1050 PAIRS SUMMER Pittsburgh . - 6 step. Oversight in this purifi Chicago - - 9/tion program was failure to pro i — | vide any bigger and better, jails. Philadelphia at Boston, post) * #8 poned, on account of weather. j New York at Brooklyn. post-| lev poned, on account of weather. In previous sessions er thought about monkeying |with the clock until the last | day, but acting on a bill intro- no ‘one ; Menninger, posed of D. S. Hudson, of the Citi- ens Bank, chairman; J. W. Fore nan of Port Sewall; Edwin A. publisher of tne Stuart News; Theodore Dehon local real estate dealer; and Jotin M. Law, Jr., manager of the Flor- ida Power & Light Company. Disney cartoon 2 i cartoon style of drawing. Few of the 250 pages in the book are not| | illustrate: It is a brief, mate book of non-flyers ca going. inti-| SPORT PANTS STANDINGS MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES American League Club— W. L. Pet. Washington 0 1.000 Cleveland 0 1.000 St. Louis 0 1.000 Philadelphia Detroit Chicago New York Boston National League Club— w. Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 1 St. Louis 0 Chicago 0 New York . 0 Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston COAST GUARDSMEN REMAIN UNDEFEATED | 000 000 000 ce! 1,000 } 1.000 000 000 cocorro 0 a0 0 eer ve is The strong Coast Guard baseball i undefeated ways last night at the top of the) team continued its American division of the Island Service Men’: gue by cong ing the Boca Chica tossers, 13-11, ina “free-slugging conte The score was 13. t the end of the fifth frame and Coach'.Fred,,Pierson removed Ed Kazanowicz, star moundsman, from the bill at the start of the} Si liers teed off on’ they replacement for five of their seores, Kazanowicz lammed out al home run to lead his mates at the plate. Tonight at 5:30 the Sound School will oppose the Naval Operating| Base. Tomorrow Boca Chica will! face the 50th Coast Artillery and Saturday the Marines take on the Coast Guard. In the National division a Bae Salant night] are to maintain its | ade loop. The victo t six hits and committed th: misplays losers made four bingles errors. ASHER FRANK ISSUES ° A WAR-TIME WARNING W998 lid of the| and two| TAMPA, Apriti244¢FNS)-LiAsh- jaot attend during the day. er Frank, director of the Safety Council, this w the following war-time Remember more traveling over grade than ever before. In 1942 there were 82 railroad crossing accidents, in which 36 persons were killed and over 400 injured Troop trains war mat Florida | ed or trains do not run on sched- ules. Every train accident delays | movement of equipment. You can’t outguess the railroad time tables — play safe and stop at all railroad crossings, needed troops or 000 | .000 | | when |. and the| | to 6. ‘the with | {duced by Thomas of Lake to! The drive will “continue |place all of Florida in Central the end of the month. \"Time, the House passed the measure by a vote of 48 to 39.! {If the Senate concurs, Floridians | jeast of the Apalachicola River! |can arise to greet “The Dawn's | Early LIGHT” instead of pre-| } dawn darkness. | . Bite 3 While it is generally known| |and understood that the apiece, cow is sacred in Florida, | Classi: fie d Co lumn little | has been said about the Ce econasesccacsancceoccecs | wan- | WANTED dering hog. An attempt by Rep. Fuqua of Manatee to pass} | local legislation that would keep {rooting pokers out of other peo-| |ple's Victory Gardens stirred. up | Se icaL BOOKS — New. WANTED—Furnished Shipment weekly. A look at! by reliable our Technical Shelf may save} Box A. you dines of postage and’ __ weeks of waiting. PAUL) w the House to instant action. While the passage of a local SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon- ton St. at Eaton St. i until! the “do' and Studied with hor: lon’t” and is ense humor. CAME FROM PERSIA FOURTEEN MILES INLAND CHICAGO.—The manufacture of carpets was introduced from Persia into France early in the | seventeenth century, BALTIMORE. — Adria, port which gave its name to the Adria- ; tic Sea, is now fourteen miles in- land. *- FOR SALE | Apartment married . couple. bill is usually nothing more than! clo Citizen. apr22-6tx | a formality, so eager were some j meters to cast their votes for} range that they couldn't} | wait for a general bill to put in| |an appearance, so they romped | Het his gedtrtd nce hee "oa SPECIAL—One thousand Manila pas d, but not until 20 irate leg- | / re agg ead oe pas in effect. The Artman Pre: aprl-tf ANTED—1941 Sedan. Good con- dition for c:; Box S, care of apr1-tf Citizen. apr21-3tx WANTED TO BUY—L: cycle. Call 1186-R aft ’s Bi- 6 p.m. apr22-3tx | expressed vigorous } | | HELP WANTED | SURGICAL DRESSING _ |BicycLES—Motor Scooter, Flash-/ WAITRESSES ROOMS OF RED CROSS |, seres, estric to, WILL REOPEN MONDAY | inch. Apply at Skating Rink. apr8-tf} WAITRESS The. Red_Cross Surgical Dress- Shas SS ing Rooms at the », Casa, Ma rina paces: ee be opened again on” Mon- day, April 26th, for the conven ai es ‘but = a cine that area who wish to come in and make dressings for the Red Cross. This was announced to- j day by Mrs. Louise Albers, who is the new chairman of surgical ,; dressings under production. Mrs. Albers has taken over | for Mrs. Mamie Baker Porter, who has been ill, and has done, wonderful work for the chapter. | ars | | The work rooms at the hotel | apr20- aa REAL ESTATE | open on. Monday, Wednes- | la ay and Friday from to 8: 00 | TRAILER for sale. 620 Dey atte! |p. m., and the Post Office work} Call after 6 p.m, rooms are open every day from; | Monday through Eridey. from 9} and FOUNTAIN} GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-| most City Pharmacy. OR SALE—Lot; 7 ft.4 6 ‘fi by} 88 ft. 6 in. Corner of, Newton’ and Georgia. For $700.00 ‘casi. | Apply J. Disdier, 1104 Grin-; | nell. vi-aprlTy tx FOR .RENT—DETECTIVE STOR- IES. The very newest and goriest—not an antique in the lot! Rents start as low as 10c} per week. PAUL SMITH, book- | seller, corner Simonton and! Eaton St. apr1-tf} Duval and Fleming t i FOR RENT FOR SALE—Radios, 1 Hallicraft- | | | er 8-tube communications type| receiver; 1 1941 Phiico table model, 3-band built-in antenna, ! push-button selector, etc. 1! Westinghouse, foreign and local | reception; 1 Kadette, 9 tubes,;, ROOM and BOARD. Very rea- police and broadcast recep-| sonable. 419 Southard Street. | tion. M. L. Stansbury, 20-1 apr13-12tx Poinciana Place. { | Business or Residential Lots All, Parts of the Island; Terms J. OTTO KIRCHHEINER Realtor Epes 124 and 736-R 505 Duval | aprl-tf apr20-3tx |}FOR SALE — Small furnished house, cheap. 2431 Harris Ave., back of Adams Dairy. ssid Mrs.. Albers is now keeping room’ open on* Wednesday to 10 in order | > those who cart: FOR AAR nADI,, Studebaker, | a e. Four-door | * Seay Five. $575.00. +20 -1 Poin- *apr20-2tx | evenings from 7‘ apr20-3tx PERSONAL to. accommodate | WANTED—Gentleman 45 to 55 y as a companion} with serious intention only L. M. P.O. Box 242, Key West. apr21-3tx | SPONSOR RRITISH , WAR ORPHANS NOW UVALDE, Te Sundav school ¢ sc im ae CHILD'S CRIB. Good condition. | Reasonable. Apply 312 Peacon Lane. apr22-2tx WANTED WANTED — Furnished Apart- ment. Mrs. Price at 412-J. } apr19-6tx | April 22.— ildren are spon- ng British war orphans or refu- at St. Philin’s Episcopal; Church, Uvalde. Each class raises enough money to © “adopt” one British child, and receives, through the Save the Children Federation, | a photograph of the children. with} name and address,-so the ote. eae HANGERS WANTED. nay correspond with each other. | $1.00 a hundretl. Phone 282, we will call White Star vttoe: 701% Duval St. | aprl-tf} LOST LOST—One Fountain Pen in vicinity of Grinnell and Flem-|} ing sts. Please return to Ed-| win Roberts at William Curry} Sons Co. NOTICE NOTICE—I will not be responsible for any bills made by my wife, Elena Sands. Alfred E. Sands. Japan concedes the loss of two | destroy rs, five transports, NO POLISHING WORRIES! Leoni “new furniture” from this famous O-Cedar All-Purpose polish botde. Cleans, beautifies; 2 i apr20- | ‘es Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West | Express Schedule: | | Preserves fine finishes. Regular $4.95 Value 27 to 48 Waist ALTERATIONS FREE Self-Polishing Wax that Spreads evenly and thinly— ‘dries shiny hard without™ ,tubbing—and gives long »protection against hard wear. Use it to give yout linoleum, wood and other -floors new life and beauty, ++-to Save you work in! $9.95 1,000 SPORT SHIRTS ase oe White and Fancy SHIRTS $1.95 to $5.00 DOBBS’ SOFT STRAWS _ and PANAMA HATS $3.95 $5.00 $7.50 $10.00 WEMBLEY and TIES : $100 PALM BEACH (NO STOPS | LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar- rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night. | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) et 12:00 o'clock Midnigh' a ee Uy | oe Schedule: (Stops At All In LEAV! 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