The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 8, 1943, Page 3

| TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1945 CABREL LASTRES SCORES SHUTOUT FORMER SAL AND RED RAID- ER ACE NOW PITCHING FOR | SUB-CHASER OUTFIT _ THE KEY WEST crt “| CITT EREDIDOTOTTTSTTIDDDTETTUDDTOE TUTTE EEA STATE SEATON ARB WHENEVER YOU WANT ANYTHING OR ANYTHING DONE—WE'LL HELP YOU! : | Who is the boss of the United States of America? Is it John Lewis | or Prés, Roosévelt?. Millions of American are asking this question. | Seen. AMAR AR HREM RRR EE EEE ED iH On May 2nd President Roose-; by the President, it is not likely ; velt delivered a solemn warning|the srikes could have occurred i® to the nation calling for the re-|This legislation was smothered % | sumption of coal mining and the] in the Committee on Education | stoppage of all strikes in de | and Labor on the direct request | fense industries. His words| of the President and of ame i removed | jwere brave and the printiples} Perkins. he enunciated were of the high-| The Connally Bill, est patriotism. Using his powers) from the Senate calendar, on the| as Commander in Chief, he took point of passage in the Senate| over the mines. The American) more than a year ago at the direct flag was hoisted. He appointed], equest of the President who said Secretary Ickes to take charge.| that the passage of the bill would The American people then be-|be harmful to the war effort. It lieved that at-last the adminis-| was passed a year later and is now tration intended to come to grips! before the House of Representa- with John L. Lewis. Twice be-j tives. fore John Lj. Lewis. had won vic-| I introduced legislation sixty; ories over the~ ‘administration. {days ago providing for “work or} Legion club just three years ago.| The average citizen said that) fight” of those striking in defense| He was a sensation then. Harold L. Ickes was a “tough! industries. Immediately the vari-| Two years ago he pitched for} guy” and he. would tell John/|ous departments of the govern- the Red Raiders, youngest team in} Lewis where to get off, but so}ment opposed this legislation say- i i i * i : ; H aad When In Need of Money, See Us NO RED TAPE You Get Your Loan Promptly on Accestabile Collateral KEY WEST JEWELRY and LOAN CO. 532 Duval Street Key West FOR DISTINCTIVE PHOTOGRAPHS Pilkington Studio 508 Duval Street Key West, Fla. REREREREMERESESSRESERESSES SES ESSSSESSSESSEEEE te te thn tent titted ee STELL’S BEAUTY NOOK 536 Fleming St. Key West, Fiz. CASH — Duval Street, Opposite Bowling Alley 3-HOUR SERVICE CLEANING By PEDRO AGUILAR Gabriel:-Lasttes, Key West base- baller now. in the service of his} country, made good pitching for; his mates in Miami, the Sub- Chaser Training Center nine. Lastres, a product of the Ameri- can Legion junior team, scored a shutout against the 26th Wing club. He held his opponents to just three hits, the first coming in the sixth when Manager Lt. Wy-! att hit safely. We all remember when Gabriel | started with the Junior American} PIAA AAPA AAAAAAASE Be a a en nn nn tine i ie a Tee i tote tt tet tet * * ; * * * ; * 7 * * * * * * 7 * + * * + * 3 ‘ . i ‘ | | OSOhSSSSSESSSESDESEOESESESEEODOLOoEoEE PoseoeeeSeeSoreeeeeenensenoassseseseeeeseeness DR. AARON H. SHIFRIN GENERAL PRACTICE Osteopathic Medicine - Si and X-Ra OFFICE HOURS ‘ 10 to 12 - 2:30 to 4 - 7 to 8 Evenings PHONE 612-W 925 Whitehead Street Opopsite Lighthouse Voy % * * * - * * * - * * * * * * * : + + * * * * * + * + + * * + ” * ’ “ ’ i . and PRESSING for BUSINESS MEN PROFESSIONAL MEN and SERVICE MEN KEREKREEEEREREEE JOR aE RIE vere reer eeeeee bcleheieheiahehahehshehahehehehal ISI ini itt BRRREN ERE REE EE nt tan tid OCEAN VIEW RESTAURANT 520 United Street Key West, Fla. Pa A A A A le cl a Ms nn i Ba ln toni btn tnd i the Monroe County League. Hurl-| far Mr. Ickes has spoken very! ing against older and more experi- | softly and made rather humbie enced players, he ran his scoreless- requests of Mr. Lewis to resume innings-pitched total to 29 and struck out 50 batters in that string. | He faced the best Key West had to offer and conquered them. i Gabriel'is now in the Dade} County Baseball League. Two} other local boys are there with) him, William Cates as manager of} the Pan-American club ‘and Jack-+ ie Carbonell, a member ' ‘of ‘the same outfit. Merrill-Stevens nine is leading; the Dade County League with) seven victories and two losses.| Eastern Air Lines has won six-and | lost three. Coast Guardsmen won five and lost three. The Sever» 1 Naval District club has won five and lost three. The Sub-Chasers Training Center has won five and lost three. Pan-American won two and lost five. The 26th Wing outfit has won two and lost six, and the Army Ordnance has won two and lost eight. From now on watch those Sub- Chaser boys and Pan-American Airways push ahead of the rest. The writer and the many sports friends of the local players wish them every success in the Dade ‘County Baseball League BROOKLYN WINS FROM PIRATES {Spectal to The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 8.—The Brooklyn Dodgers downed the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 1 in a night; game last night. This was the only game played | in either of the major leagues yes- | |Mr. Lewis was not even men-} jof | remain idle. | fied the War Labor Board. He {not been made—but concessions the mining of coal. The strongest condemnation Mr. Ickes has as yet made of Mr.) Lewis was the night of June 1} when he said, “The President of the United Mine Workers can-! not escape the responsibility for| the cessation of work today.” tioned by name. | What hidden power has John) L. Lewis so that he, and he} jalone, can defy the government! of the United States in an hour} of the greatest peril this nation has ever faced? Can anything} be more destructive of the mo- rale of those American boys’ who are fighting and dying on foreign battlefields? Has the; American flag, whch now flies; over the coal mines of America,! lost its power and prestige? { We were told that no strike} | could occur against the United | States Government. Mr. Ickes is operating the coal mines, act ing for the government. The; United States is the employer. Yet, on June 2, in the third day the strike, the Associated; Press reports that 500,000 miners Mr, Lewis has de- has refused to appear before them or to negotiate directly! with them. Piece by piece he is} obtaining all that he has. asked; for. The actual awards have have been tendered him which; indicate he will finally gain all that he has requested. If Mr. Lewis can defy his gov-; jernment and the American flag ing that it would be harmful to na- tional ‘morale to require those to} fight who have refused to work} and produce materials for those} who are fighting. The winning of the war abroad! will be delayed with much greater} loss of life unless we can control} our domestic affairs at home, We} cannot temporize any longer with! this situation. If the President) lacks power, then the Congress} will immediately give him power and all he has to do is ask for it.! But if the President continues to oppose action by Congress as he has in the past, then it is impera- tive that Congress do the best it can to perform what the ex-/ ecutive branch has failed to do.) All must recognize, howéve;, | that the control of the acute sit- uation which now confronts us| ean be successfully accomplished | only by strong executive action taken under authority granted by the Congress. We must preserve at all cost Constitutional Government at home. We owe this to our sons who are fighting and dying on many foreign battlefields so that we may have this Constitutional govern- ment. 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HIDISISISISIDIOOIISISISIISISISI SONIDO ISO IOS ISS IIIA TAT AA IAC American League Club— w. New York 23 Washington 24 Detroit 20 Philadelphia 21 Chicago 17 Cleveland 20 Boston 20 St. Louis - 13 18 19 20 18 22 23 23 Sh de dated ttatadndndndntndntndndntotnd A tk te et te te te te ‘diekiad Ree eeuae SSSS2=2=35 FRaASnoe a: Don’t store moist foods without covers, as this increases frost on the freezer. TMAMAKMAMAMEAAAALALAMMAA ALARA ALAA AAALAALAAAAAALAAAA AA AAA AAA dA deeded ddd ddededadindatadadadtitaetateen An a Mh a is Ms i Mn Mn nn i Me tr a hr, Mc, > > > > > > > 4 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ; i$ TODAY’S GAMES MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES Don't crowd the shelves with food to the point of interfering with the circulation of air. Don't wait too long to clean your cabinet, defrost and clean weekly. + National League No gjmes scheduled. bb tant tnt tint? Don't allow perspiration or grease to remain on door gasket as this causes the rubber to soften. 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