The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 27, 1943, Page 3

| MUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1943. THE KEY WEST CITIZEN sacar in KSONV laroppea in every mail box by | ernment, but with restrictions} meat was consumed in v ats FOLLOWING THROUGH U. S. CAN GET ANOTHER SHIP JAC ILLE OFFICE ‘cropped between May 20 and/on the use of gasoline and tires,/in fairly large qu: and by we- ams By | | | (Continued from Page One) {#une.5. The head of the housc/and with crowded conditions on Substitutes For Notions Garment hanges are mos i T0 HELP SMASH U-BOATS |F— tion, OPA* canyaised * mailite , | warren out the cards, which are/trains and busses, vacationists Notions counters im sous == PEDRO AGUILAR | tea sibeenietal ca donrien : a pre-addressed to OPA mail cen-: are urged to stay as near as pos- ment stores will tain 7 Powderput fate ——— [determine that the cars were|(@™% for the entire family and sible to their homes. substitutions this year usec iz sian : ee PRICE not ee eae, cars wer) post them between June 1 and Victory Gardens The 1943 ly of metal hair.’ sleeping foday we con! eee pue-wev ind | War R a Book No 33 eee | Victory gardeners planning to pins and bobby pi i belpacking $ of baseball doings in Key West — ; @ | war Hation Book No. 3 {| OPA mail centers will beginjcultivate plots in surburban/less than 1942 supy during the period from the late War Ration Book No. 3, which|sending the books late in June. {areas or in the country distant! limited to tw« 1880's until the present time. | ae provides Dew: stampe to. replace| Baby Carriages from their homes will be eligible! Pins and « Our review has covered hap-! is ad running out in existing Production of baby carriages' for special rations of gasoline; hold use are sca penings in the national \pastime: _ e ____jbooks, will be distributed! js expected to fill the demands this summer, if they can show | industrial ne here since the late 1880’s until’ Bs . ‘3 : ; through the mails | beginning made by 1943 parents. need for extra mileage. Tweezer the first part of December of 3 oe jlate in June and ending July 2i. Over 900,000 carriages and Whale Meat plement 1939. Today we'’start ‘with the a is The mailing of a simple post- | 163,000 strollers and sulkies will'| Whale meat, dark red and cuticle scissors action on the thiré day of that) © P card ‘application will bring Book be manufactured by June 30. tasting something like beef, will | ufactured: month. ner 1} ; 3 to everyone. The application Vacations For War Workers be available in west coast mar-. Supply, of scissors and shears } 14 . forms, good for a single person’ Vacations for war workers are kets this year. is limited. They are needed & On Decétitbe''g! ‘1939, the Key! é or an entire family, will be considered essential by the gov-; During the last war whale|Army and Navy in West Conchs defeated'‘the Blue; r ———_ arr cecimaedoegee aged ames a LOOP IIOS SOOO IOOMIDCSIIOIOOOO OT IOOOOOOTEEe ca rte ne WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! Orfutt, Armando Acevedo, } ah ai iti in itis tin nO tn tn an tn tan in hn tin hin tn te han tin nt al Cyril Griffin and Esmond Albury | WATCH REP. ‘AIRS each hit three safely for the ALL MAKES Expertly, and rigs x 2 es WVVV VV wer verry FUT T TTT rrr rw victors. ( L ie 5 iP} Jesus Garcia, Gabriel Garcia, | ARMY FIGHTER $100,000 | TORPEDO BOMBER $188,000 Castellano each did the same for! | NAVY FIGHTER $165,000 | MEDIUM BOMBER $200,000 the Blue Sox. | Dea Lary Si Louis Cardifal! “4 LIGHT BOMBER $175,000 PATROL BOMBER $735,000 shortstop, was’ among the spec- | fmtors “| YOU and EVERYONE ELSE IN KEY WEST The Sox used three pitchers BUY $1 OF WAR STAMPS TODAY ty) C3 UNITED Maurice Scammons, STATES Jeweler 518 Fleming Street AA Abb bbb bbb bh bbbbbbhbbbbnbannnaeth and the Conchs sent six to the} mound. Sox were leading 11 ‘to/ = 3 at the end of the fifth jq¢ |]... | ning. However, from then on; STANDINGS ' EAT REP yin dominated. ‘ W HER ORT Score: : o a € MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES) ee 030 008 sexi0 16 3} ney Observation taken at 8:30 a. m.| Malgrat, Gates, Diaz and G.| E.W.T. (City Office) Garcia; Vargas, Casa, M, Griffio,).. 000! Temperatures Baker, E. Albury, Barcelo and) “667 Highest last 24 hours - s Cyril Griffin, E. Albury. Civeba. Goo {Lowest last night - : Aig ean Washington ghy| Normal ERASE won the second-half of the base-| Sree ne eo Sretpliation ‘ball league by downing the Key Gp: 0, (333| Rainfall 24 hours ending 2501 8:30 a. m., inches ____ 0.09! ‘West Conchs, 5 to 3. ; ‘ Dickey Navarro held the Conc..s Boston {Total rainfall since Apr. 1, | : inches — - 1.03 Pet. | ny, to five hits. Joe (House) govt “e S Geetaere: Lea 5 i feties to the vic- ‘ul fici : vt up eight safetie: : Brooklyn. 1667 | Deficiency pril 1, William (Butch) Cates poled Cincinnati three safeties, scored a run and’ St. Louis - drove home three. any t ohenen = ton Sterling knocked in . Ng ee beter, € Philadelphia ‘500 fylalige Huuatity Cyril (Belis) Griffin scored one Boston — c 18% and sent home the other Conch |New Yor | Tomorrow’s Almanac “pd | SUNTISC Score: R, H. E. 7 Sunset trojans 100 001 111-5 8 4 TODAY’S GAMES Moonrise : Conchs 200 000 001I—3 5 5| MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES | Moonset sy D. Navarro and Joe ‘Navarro; J.! Tomorrow's Ti Casa and Cyril Griffin, National League Pe Ahab mere ek muti Chicago. at).St..-Louts, | ear am: 11:24 a.m. In an exhibition game, the) Boston at New York. 5:40 pm pam Conchs. with Charles Albury in Brooklyn at Philadelphia. FORECAST — the box, defeated the Blue Sox, 6 Cincinnati at’ Pittsburgh. Key West and Vicinity: Con-| to 2. b f Co American League tinued. mild temperature tonight. 's\ and’ Leo ' I, ; 1 marie salieed 3 bat. 3 Cleveland at Chicago. Florida: No decided change in The Sox got three scattered hits St. Louis at Detroit. j temperature this afternoon and while the Conchs got to Molina| Philadelphia at Washington. | tonight. for 10 safeties. New York at Boston. | Hatteras, N. C., to Apalac' ica S Zs cola, Fla.: No small craft storm warnings have been sued. Ae te tt tt te nt et A446 468844448 637. 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Gates, .307; Your Grocer Sells THAT GOOD J. Navarro, S2 7 <4 é 0 WAR LOAN STAR * BRAND teams won ho games and fot ooo| and cuBAN COFFEE to the Tampa All-Stars. * More: War Bonds Today TRY A POUND bed — a General Merchandise Wholesale and Retail Galvanized Reofings Ship Chandlery Carey Cement Roofing H. B. Davis’ 100 Per Cent Paints & Oils William end Caroline Streets U.S. and C.1. 0. urge workers to end absenteeism. 2000 eeeeeeeeee —o—. Diamonds, Watches, ALARAAAAADAAAADRAAAAAAAAABAL 5 atin dint nti tn tin tintin Antonin tintin tinct Entra tntntntantinte | en i LM Ae, An, An, i, A, Aa, Me, ln, Ml, Mr. en. the. Mr. th, Me. Lr. | Aadntntndntantn tarda trtrtntntatndn de Andrntntndutntntntntnd St de dad dn dndn tnd tate tntndn te ttn ty tntntntntndntntnd aaa ba aba bhbaahhhhnaaanreeen | de dn De tn inn dnd tn tn tn tn tp bn tn ttn > a mARAaeAd ddd seeeeeeeee Ae aOeeeeenne AAA BDD, + ttt ttt ttn tntn tn tn nh q 4 q { 4 { 4 q q 4 q 4 q q { j q { q 4 4 4 4 i 4 q 4 4 i 4 4 In the last game, the Key West» AAAAND*ASAADAAAABA All-Stars won 11 to 10 in the last er eR OEE Ms Svs aion nO D BSE “Electrical DON’TS”’ ELECTRIC WASHER left center to decide the game, as THE WRINGER John Torres scored on thethity. Key West touched two Tampa DON’T leave pressure on rolls when not in use. i 3 Lf ae BE fs 0) ~ a a oO: z 4 z a m pitchers for 15 hits, while the visitors got 14 off Wiékers and Carbonell. Sterling and Carbonell each hit safely three times for the locals. Morgado did the same for Tampa. In the field, Armando Acevedo, Cates and Sterling starred for Key West, and Pizzalato and Ori- huela for the visitors. Score: R. H. E. Tampa 260 001 100—10 14 6} Key West _ 000 026 111—11 11 4 Morgado, Lopez and. Pizzalato; Wickers, Carbonell and Joe Na-| varro. { He Bigs ae pisge TH uti s row A A A A is A i tl tn te tn ts A tn HOUSE PAINT "~*~ ADVERTISING VALU DON’T use same pressure for all s of clothes; adjust. wringer for different types. DON’T use the center section of rolls, use full width. DON’T allow grease to accumulate on ends of rolls, as this will rot the rubber. THE WASHER DON’T overload, fill ‘clothes and water to water line. ‘ DON’T start washer with full load, put clothes in after washer is running. DON’T leave agitator on shaft, remove and clean after each washing. 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