The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1943, Page 3

WEDNESVAY. JULY 15, 1943 ——_—_—____ WONG JOHNNY PAUL MISSED NO-HIT | ‘WORUN FAME LAST NIGHT BY TWo SINGLES; GAINED SHUTOUT Naval Hospital Tosser Let | Fert Taylor Down 6-0; Deep Fly And Bunt Only | SCRATCH —_—— Safe Soldier Blows Leng Jobmny Paul missed the @e-bit wo-run Hall of Fame last ight by two scratch singles as fe buried bis Naval Hospita! Sieve te « 6-0 victory over Fort ‘Tayler. A deeply fly over second base, —With Emil “Dutch” Which was nearly snagged on 4 (@zeus catch by Anderson in the In the meantime the Hospital, vevesiing itself as a smooth- aggregation seeking a an efficient manner, runs in the second, the third, another in the two more in the sev fer the eventual margin Sterling, Key West fanned in the first on an e' a mis,l teth scored on another er . Hospital shortstop the third with a trink amt raced home on an infiel:! nm ‘Then Sterling came to tiv Glete i the sixth and lashed ovt He 1 © tome triple to right field @ered shortly afterwards on Andere s single ? last two resulted from a Mage by Buckley, another by de Domenech. Key West third and a fielder’s choice. ‘ey and Domenech paced ‘ters with two hits in four ¥ a iy A we@eme Craig's Dock contingent i test the high-flying Marincs., Pridey the Air has a date wth the Coast Guard and Sat- wt@ay Fort Taylor encounters the Seem School. a taken at 8:30 2. m EWT. (City Office) Temperetures igh. last 24 hours 90 Lewest lest night 81 Mee 86 Seren! at Precipitation Raimtel! 24 hours ending 820 4 ™. inches T Tetel reinfall since July ! meh 135 sance July 1, oor reinf$i since Jan. 1, . 12.61 ace January 1, Ste 5 2.43 oe* Relative Humdity a 73° Temeorrow’s Almanac 6:46 a 8:19 p. 6:36 p 4:46 Temeorrow's Tides ) Low Tide 1:43 a.m 3:26 p.m m. m. m m West and Vicinity thundershowers and possibly tonight temperatures Seattered thunder this afternoon; little im temperature tonight N.C, to Apalacm Fis. No small craft or warnings have been “MOOT suITs ITCH FIGHTING MARINES Aasectated Hreas) Va. July i4—~ snipers, malaria and aren't the only things Weuble the marines in the Pacitn Francis Orgain, of the Weed States Marines, who carn Bile om 2 furlough, said the Ma- heave two other pet peeves and poot suits : reaction to strikes was 5 Orgain said, “but » Pa emoug! 8 Magerine or oe wspaper shot @ Seet-suited lad would set off a Wetine’s temper every time Ares fats 1.189 American sol! G@iers held pPeoners by the Axe this , THE KEY WEST CITIZEN OUR DEMOCRACY by Mat Teamwork is NEEDED. Our FOREFATHERS WERE OFTEN ATTACKED FROM ALL SIDES. TEAMWORK-— USING ALL THEIR RESOURCES FOR THE COMMON EFFORT-WAS NEEDED ‘TO WIN THE FIGHT, JUST AS /T/S TODAY. AMERICAN LEAGUE DOWNS NATIONALS IN ALL-STAR GAME EVENING IN SHIBE PARK AT PHILADELPHIA (Special to The Citizen) SHIBE PARK, Phila. July 14. Leonard, ‘tight-handed ace of the Washing- " ton Senators, starting on the mound for the American Editor, The Citizen: May I express through your pa- per my deepest gratitude and praise to members of the arme orces in Key West who did so much to make the Key West Mu- nicipal Stadium Queen's Carnival a success? Thousands of cheering citizens express better than I how they appreciated the splendid co- ‘operation of these men. To Lieutenant Fred Stewart, U.S. Navy Recreation Officer, who has met numerous times with the Monroe County Recreation raGE THe. to relatives and friends, stéite- that he is well satisfied with FRANK GUERRO, JR., SIGNS UP WITH NAVY Navy life, and hopes to pelosi to Key West shortly for a \- \tion of several days, he will return to Bait AMERICAN AND (Continued from Page One) ! Africa, The Russians accepted and} | hailed this success as a major vic-| Frank Guerro, Jr., son of Mrz tory contributing vitally toward Lillanore Drudge of Simonton '’* wae to the final defeat of Hitler. jstreet, has joined the United await further orders se Gir Ut j But these increasingly friendly | States Navy, and has been as- ae ga nt wit a orces. duty at a big) Signed to temporary ' Bainbridge, Maryland. Young Guerro, in writing home ; relations are coming in for j test shortly. The Russian leaders j expect an invasion—and soon "What will they consider an in- ! vasion? Most people you talk to , in Moscow and other Russian} }centers would consider a blow at ‘Italy an invasion. Of course, the! |same is true of a landing in | France, Norway or Holland j | The Russian people don't kid themselves into thinking that an Allied invasion of the continent | would mean Germany and Italy | would fold up. They know the war ! will be long and hard They do believe that an in-j vasion will divert many divisions | from Russia’s long front and will! | bring about conditions so that the} Red army can strike with military | , Parity at the Nazis. j } Subscribe to The Citizen. ——— ee two noms a MILA Mic :wnseree LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY werabie ROOMS cx‘neecrmaess Reasonable WITH BATH ANU TELEPHONE FORD HOTEL PERSHING HOTEL 60 NE. 3rd Street 226 WE. Ist Avenue - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ; | phate a | im the all-star ae ae a fi Committee, and for weeks has|SWEET POTATOES TO (+t American y ace the Ni faithfully worked and advised the | GO WITH OPOSSUM x | 2, leased = committee—to his efforts alone i* EP League by a score of 5 to 3. we are indebted for music for this } —oo $ lewhouser and Hughson were the / | (By Associated Pr-<s) *¥ two other pitchers serving th occasion and who in spite of the! 1 ouISvILLE, Ky., July 14—|¥ : pe ag countless demands of his time cOP- pen Mrs. Diseiphic Vireiniana ¢ HOW TO GET LONGER LIFE FROM THEM “be M. Cooper, Vander Meer, Sew-! “eo 7 apparently is alarmed by the/¥ » i mony and did a splendid job—} u ell and Javery made up the pitch- \thank you, Lieutenant Stewart. |meat shortage in Louisville. * Never immerse in water. ing staff of the National Lonel Licutinant Stewart and # Mrs. Onsen (to you) = her | e The American League was . nt g a ee : ..| family o were just leaving: *# credited with 8 hits Pei 1 error, We ee “a 7 asc hahair iptables pitcgpiod | new and perhaps more meaty > 4 Keep them clean and ready for use. of with 10 hits and 3 errors for the! TOnaea Goes Ue nme aera jinsteaal move is a distinct loss to this com-| Jarre gucomagre el L saltig Po e Z ! MAJO! - ‘Ou! 4 ; we james, employe of t rd Mo- ood : go <-cpo niki oat FOR THE COMMON EFFORT IN A MODERN WAY— ‘aiid munity oe Comps pe atte Shae in’ ® Take g care of cords and plugs. When not in sain Sania te igiadigte PUTTING OUR MONEY TO WORK FOR OUR COUNTRY Iam also deeply grateful to| custody on the charge that she % use store where they will not become damaged. y THROUG™“ WAR BONDS, SAVIN: ACCO! | Lieutenant Lesley T. Hart of the} a a * ef game proved to be interesting and ! sate tained “ote IGS ACCOUNTS, Pubic Had ott i the © ihad made passes at cabbages in $ 7 = , TAXES ,— SHARING OUR SCARCE ublic Relations ice of the U-j his Vi aaa ; exciting throughout GOODS THROUGH RATIONING. | 1S iuey ooennchan amine e tte reat Keep motor-driven appliances properly labri- the At Philadelphia RH. EL! Belgians oh ecrhitty Wis ee et ae ee on Pixos t. ielp and who came cheerfully toj rati a ide na bak acd |t cated: a National League CHE: | «©6QGMTED EFFORT (S OUR STRENGTH. (io? cia of the commitice’s every |i, TEM inte my ae as! merican League 5 8 | = “ st—ths 7 2 4 sis 2 j request—thank you, Lieutenant Tak eka So . : a Cooper, Vander Meer, Sew-| Se ceree mies —— | Hart. rey an we ‘Coleen. 3 3 If they need minor repairs, TAKE them to @ a ee Lombardi; | “LEAKING TIRE” A RATTLER FINDS OWN RING Officers who acted as escort to} ¥ service dealer. ard, } ouser Hughson, } x |the Queen and Maids of Honor NO WORMS, PLEASE * om aici EMPORIUM, Pa. — When Roy; CHICAGO.—W! ,'and who were helpful in many | : the eens | Danner, 8, came running into the |stroll, Miss Katherine OE ds Byres Lieutenant John| OTTAWA.—Optning a bag of b gee ij house and told his mother that ,. Ste ea Domne einer! 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