The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 29, 1943, Page 3

ager i THE [CHICAGO CUBS edediiid ttt | WOONWR RR eee eer eteeA ekthethheeekheie a SOCIETY WEATHER REPORT | Observation taken at 8:30 a. =! E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures o OOPS EE SCORERS ERE ERE RE REE Re ERE ED | } PPORT AINMENT BY EASTERN STAR DOWN DODGERS, | KEY WEST CITIZEN How To Swim- By Gloria Callen | ORDER AT USO ENJOYABLE AFFAIR) fe ese y HEMELAND neon wit oe F {Lowest last night 81| IOUS OVER NEW YORK |New Yor i. Mean 86 ‘Detroit “a = Contributed) Normal 84 YANKEES Washingtes “* = #00 chester, Conn, an instructor at). Precipitation {Special to The Citizen) ——— -— Me the Jack- the Sound School, called the Rainfall 24 hours ending NEW YORK, July 29—Stew| ees . ; ws week numbers and added a few very |, inches. 0.00 ' Martin's single in the eleventh in-| nga -_— he ely bits of humor. otal rainfall since July 1, ning with two out and two on séhi Piles S No. Fern Chapter ladies who at- inches 1.60’ a run across to give the Cubs an 8! —s nded and conducted this fine “ea since July 1, 141.2 7.Nittory over the Brooklyn | at rty were s = Dodgers in the first game of a dou- . Mesdames Carl Soule, Worthy | Tt! rainfall since Jan. 1, ! bleheader yesterday. ™ mstantly Matron; Ida Kennedy, Past Ma-| Defitiercy since J tl Ma teenie geen -§ eA ron: Sue Skelton, Willard Al- et since January 1, 3.91; /<! in the first inning sent the ‘AP Feotures F Z 4 Carl Bervaldi, Hollon Ber ; = : Cleveland Indians on their way to >ittetmsr et « Lad li, Wesley Archer, Rastic Relative Humidity a 6 to 2 victory over the pace set- plbaapeay a ae fey Cincinnet re a Higgs and Sally Lundquist 68% ting New York Yankees before a uj pra down, bet aciocliy Seam ‘ te ladies promised the boys Tomorrow's Almanac war relief crowd estimated at 35,- ne _— ‘ iit os | Boston » = , st they would return soon and | Sunrise 6:54 a. m./000. Lou Boudreau drove in the sled cragdlerimescinae et vudintetys - s a : ; i oth eae 4 Since the face is always out 'New York “ = Mrs Hol. meet them again with another | Sunset 8:13 p. mjcther two Indians’ Yan in Gel of here i: go party and some more of; Moonrise 5:33 a. m.jthe fourth with a homer and} of water, there is no breath- \ f ntiful eB cagerte Moonset 7:14 p. m.| Frankie Crosetti hit his first of ing problem, and the arm bountiful hospitality is the . met ° near fu’ at the Jackson Tomorrow’s Tides jthe year for the Yanks in the stroke is different. Square U : eighth. a a —_ i The following are the results of = Paes w Tide | the games played yesterd c — a played yesterday ‘NJOYABLE DANCE AT) 933 2 ee National League . p.m. 7 p.m. At Chicago RHE ~~». USO TUESDAY EVENING rs, Pi HE o Re —_— | Key West and Vicinity: Scat-! Chicago 816 1} « t ried couples’;tered showers and thunder-! Ostermueller, Davis, Allen was held for enlisted men|storms this afternoon and to-' Macon and Owen; Passeau, Bur- their s at the USO|night with seasonable tempera-' rows and McCullough. i t 1021 Duval street, Tues | tures. i —_——— vening. July 27. which, Florida Little change in tem- Night Game i out to be a very lovely | Perature this afternoon, tonight At St. Louis R. HE. wccording to A. R. Lem./294, Friday forenoon: _scat-| Philadelphia ev Pica st a tered showers and thunder- St. Louis 46% « Hee Army Bend of ciev {storms this afternoon and eariy Rowe and Finley Munger, | te ws ¢ het the music nt night, and de scattered | Breechen and W. Cooper. Catholic Daughters of Amer. SROWErs over extreme south por cama i si Set: tion Friday forenoon . sievad Watedehaente txocih- y | , Night Garne THE BODY POSITION is very im- aig ee . 2 Hatteras, N. C., to Apalachicola At Pittsburgh RHE rt 5 ee ance to the marriedifia: No small craft or storm}} Yor! = 390 — oe ee a Warnings have been issued Pittsburgh 814 0 oad pert aa wg end ina . Hubbell, Feldman, Mungo and “ Set ii ‘, i men “the wives “ don’t twist it. In the kick, drive be held this coming Tues TEMPERATURES Mancuso; Sewell and Lopez. j the legs up and down, but don’t August 3, and it Mr } RE lock the knees too rigidly. ; intentions to hold the| Temperature data for ‘the 24] Boston at Cincinnati, night co” (Photos Prom Leck Sagem a each Tuesday hereafter.| hours ending 8:30 a July 29, | test, postponed penises ts. 5 ce men whose wives are| 1943, as reported by the U.S a ns a ; American League ! Per y are cordially in-| Weather Bureau — MAYOR NAMES EISE aie | Sadan Highest Lowest | At New York | ENHOWER FICTION - NON-FICTION dances and as- last 24hours last night | Cleveland ce fi (Continued from Page Une) (Continued f-om Page One) Tae an that: they will not be| Atlant 93 68 ro i ; Fae Ree ® sicaci dicated Ee an. rk $7 Harder and Rosar: Chandler,'t#Fy to be employed by the comparstively few Americans yi ks cai “ 1 {Donald and Sears Post-Wer Planning Committee 274 70.000 British, about one to FF YOU'RE Leone Fea Clierlexton 88 72 (COI —- s six in comparison to Italians held NEW ‘SON BORN Mas i 66 | __ At Boston R. H. E. for securing projects after the by the British. He warned that Detroit 80 64 | Detroit DS Oh cae, no American or British prisoners * Announcement has been made! Gajveston is __ | Boston 461 should be turned over to the “ the birth of a son to Lieut.| Jacksonville 90 | _ Trucks, Br idges and Richards; It was tentatively agreed 4t Germans, but. upon their being nd Mrs. C. E. Koontz on Mon-}Kansas City _100 | Judd and Partee. the organization meeting of the freed to the Allies, the, Italian See Pave Smuitn » v night at the Naval Hospital.|wey WEST 91 } i 7 prisoners would be sent back ST. new arrival has been given | K.W. AIRPORT 90 | Chicago at Washington. night, Post-War Board sometime ago to home to engage in useful and = ie Me Witte J M a Figg of poy ira Everett. Memphis 93 game, incomplete japprépriate this amount in peaceful occupations. . v Mr oontz before narriage | Miam 90 S Miss Margaret Dexter,| sainne 4 | Night Game z-_Tuettion. and the council had regular budget which will soon iis” a ii Dexter tereu: pi | At Philadelph R. 1. 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