The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1945, Page 3

PAR is *OONUNDAY, MARCH 7, ee: rae CAMES LAST NIGHT EWS GROUP, POINCIANI AND SERVICE TEAM WERE WINNERS opening game the Serv- Sextette wom on @ forfeit the Stetlings club, then * em exhifition game that "ae won with the help eret Serviee players, final wer ® w 2. M. Lumiey wet 2 points and Beatrice be Ste erm tive for the winners tyke scored 10 and McCord 8 homers te eeond game the Miam: News jast barely won from ier High five by a 19 to 1 core Both clubs were playing ‘« coll amd the guarding was : \. keeping the score down. t . junior High gave the paper score im the last quarter, © tell one goal short of tie- . Papy with 9 points, 6 were high men Sawyer with 5, ruts with nnery we, Peres and Herrick with mh w high for the sehool Sawyer Osterhoudt, and i guarded well for the wineers Herrick, Watson, Sosin, ort Stone for the losers, © by MoD News 62410 2 Het 32410 19 Waktem referee; Aivarez, um- ’ Buddy, timekeeper, and Aguilar, scores ' st game that was the beet game of the night the Poin- eat N won ever the Wood eon Con by 4 to 35 score. ‘This game was close from start te finish and the outcome was fouwbt until the last whistle ‘ ‘ Clare was high man for the winners with 10 points, Hreeton and Radcliff had 7 For the loserseCoster and ' 1 10 each and Smith 8 . quarters “hs 6 812 8 3% ‘ 713 $10 35 “ eferce: Alvarez, um- Buctety tunekeeper, and Diamondball in a well played softball game lew m ewer the Dutch ‘ ring by the score of 4 Val of the Legion hit at. nm three times at bat two for three for < winne wml J. Ogden hit f two and scored two Cruz hit one in one (fem to the plate, he ined other two times at it & losers Machin hit twe gufe » his three trips to the + Baker walked twice and | nce in his only ottates the plate. In the hi, G Cruz, Sands and Opie + well for the win- here and | ey, Machin Velier a: ez played well te * Sew: American Legion 7 runs, 9 hits, 4 etter Mehr 4 runs, 8 hits, 4 er- ror Batter, Sue Griffin and Mure Reberts and A. Parks. Revised Schedule For Diamondball ‘The < Recreation Depart- Ment announeed the révised dia- S Mendia!| schedule at Bayview Fark os follows THURSDAY — 7% P. M—B-29's vs. Electric ao $00 P. M.—Miami Daily News va. Panthers PRIDAY = PM Porter Place vs. Beorpions = es TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | oo ommcene fe Ben Amos Williams of Boston, Atlanta — cellent salary. North Beach Boston ._... 50 35. Coffee Shop. Phone 9164, Mr. Brownsville - 83 64 Joe. mar6-3tx Chicago 32 24 | Detroit 35, 21. | WANTED—Good home for month Galveston 4 50 old puppy, female. 69-2 Poin- Jacksonville 87 70 ciana. mar7-1tx Kansas City 24 13 KEY WEST 82 4 LOST i 73 | tingle 33 |RED LEATHER PURSE contain- inant _ 77 13 ing money and ration books. Minneapolis 17 -1 Finder may keep money and In » Orleans _ 80 62 return ration books to 1305) New York _ 41 37 Newton St. or Call 1154-W. Norfolk ~ ee 48 mar7-2tx !Oklahoma City 38 26 Pensacola 75 or MISCELLANEOUS Spee 35 |PAINTING, Interior Decorating. pops 66 Estimates free. Call Davis 270. pene am mar2-6tx CAT AIDS RESCUE } Portland, Ore. — When her Revelist, born Macon, Miss., 56 Years age Congresswoman Mary E. Nor- ton of Jersey City, born there, 9 years ago 8S. Noble, noted eon of Des Moines, born Casey, Ia., 67 years he tows U. 8 Senator Charles O. And- fews of F a born Ponce de Leon, Fia., 68 years ago. Dr Alexander J, Stoddard, Philedelphia’s superintendent of sehow! orn Auburn, Nebr., 56 Yea > August Vollmer of Berkeley, Cal noted eriminologist, born New Orleans, 69 years ago. U.S. Senator Burnet R. May- bank { South Carolina, born Charleston, 46 years ago. Re Dr Frederic S. Fleming, rect { ‘Trimity Parish, New York City, born Calais, Me. 59 Subscrit to The Citizen—25c weekly 1945, FORECAST Key West and vicinity: Fair te partly cloudy and continued warm ' this afternoon through Thursday; gentle to moderate southeasterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy in south and central portions, cloudy in extreme north portion today, continued warm, except cooler in Tallahassee area; partly cloudy tonight, continued mild in south and central portions, colder in extreme north portion; Thursday cool in nerth, continued warm in seuth portion, partly cloudy weather; moderate to fresh winds taciay. ee enn ot eee ewe war ow! employment. No experience me- cessaty. S. H. Kressé Co and Night Waitresses. Side- walk Cafe. mar. 1-lmo GIRLS: Good MESSENGER . WANTED—Desir- i : Union. St. Auguatine through Florida’ Stwaits: Moderate southeast to, TEACHERS WANTED — south winds over south portion,! and fresh to accasionally moder- | ately + strong southwest winds’ ever north portion teday and to-| night, becoming fresh northwest to west winds over north portion: late tonight and Thursday; part-| ly cloudy weather. East Gulf: Moderate east to} southeast winds over extreme’ —_—_———OO south portion, moderate to fresh\HXPERIENCED Fountain Girls, | - in teaehing in ene should eon- Monroe County at The Division Street Elementary School, Division Street at White.” south to southwest winds over; good salary. Adams et central portion, occasionally mod-) Lunch, 901 White street. erate strong west to northwest mat6-3: | winds over extreme north por-| tion today and tonight, beeoming WHITE OR COLORED Seam- moderate variable winds over stress wanted, 419% Duval south portion and moderate to Street, Navy Store. mar?-10tx! fresh west to northwest winds ' over north portion Thursday>! partly cloudy weather. Sacksonvilie . te A dephicele:! Experience unnecessary if per~- West resident. } No small craft or storm cose manent Key | Apply Pollock’s Jewelry, 508 oa Duval Street. mar7-4t WEATHER REPORT | 7 Key West, Fla., Mar. 7, 1945 | Observation taken at. 8:30 a.m. Eastern Wartime (City Office) Tole Temperatures Highest last 24 hours - WANTED to trade °41 Ford Paneled Truck for late model Passenger Car. 28-1 Poinciana Place. mar6-3tx Lowest last night 4 14 & Mean --------—- 18 WANTED—A chance to bid on} ites ~ 12 your next printing order. THE Precipitation \ Rainfat, 24 hours ending H 8:30 a. m.; inches — Total rainfall since March 1; ARTMAN PRESS. feb.1-tf i 0.00' ELECTRIC WASHING Machine 3 oon! 1638 — Historic Compact of} inches PETES ¢ gt tavernas NON |TERS ‘THAN | ASSESSED Valua-| Aquidneck, R. L,, whlch. get up Deficiency since March 4; WANTED—Youth’s bicycle 16 or) 'OP if sold together, 6 room an Old Testament form of gov- inches 0:29} 18 inch. Phone 631-R. ; bungalow, 6 room house, vac-| ernment with judges and elders. Total rainfall since January 1; mar$-3tx | ant lot between, Cor. Florida’ 1876 — First telephone patent inties 2 ids and Eliza. Streeets. 2 Lots\issued to Alexander Graham Deficiency since January 1; . | MIDDLE AGE WOMAN with 11; 1205 Flagler - Street runs Bel) M inches ---.--- 2.46| year old boy desires imploy- through to Von Phister where 1911 — 20,000 U. S. soldiers * MONROM COUNTY. Relative Humidity | ment in private home where! the burned building stands. ordered to Mexican border, FLOIIDA, IN PROBATE, fe seorm will be furnished, Apply| -ABPX owner, P.O. Box 285,/ 1919 Germans refuse to hand| Gaon eit Tomorrow's Almanac 623 Division. mar5-3tx; Pittston, Pa. (Brokers pro- over their merchant fleet unless mecenned. Sunrise 7:43 a.m,| —________________|_ tected). abl ay food supplies by the and Persons Hey. Sunset 7:33 p.m.| SOMEONE.te lapge or! manage! _, __., .., .,, | Allies. Moonrise i paying Pool Room Write P. 0,;GOOD BABY CARRIAGE $12.50. 1920—(25 years ago) President! ,.: Moonset Box 328, City. mar6-3tx} Good Value Shoppe, 425 Sim- | Wilson expounds at great length ©! onton St. mar?-ltx/ the origin, development, force ‘.' Tomorrow's Tides | ELECTRIC RIG RRA TOR: se ee er and constructive power of Ar- (aval Base) immediately. Charles Wilson,| RUMMAGE SALE—Many items ticle x, and chanieteri adopted the court High Tide Low Tile 100-A Poineiana Place. | for 49c and 39c. Better dresseS) reservations as “nullifications”. t Key West, 7:31 a.m. 10:58 am.! | feb.28-6tx ; = $1.29 and $2.98. Open from) 1996 _ First successful radio t, Gcuenene 5:20 p.m. ol ———| 9 to 4 daily. Saturday 9 to 5.| conversations between New York Each $25 REWARD for leading to rental of -apartment! by Navy couple. No children or} pets. Phone 9170, Mrs. Patter-j son, mar.1-6tx | TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 24) — ending 8:30 a. m., as report-| ed by the U.S. Weather Bureau. Lowest last 24 hours last night 47 | eocccccenacesnconesevocecceucne: Classified Coitumn WAITRESSES and rarnenntd mar5-tf | fer with the Supervisor of! Power, Elementary Education for’ mar6-1-8-12-13-14,1945-6tx " information | WAITRESS full or part time. Ex-; + seeeen Aan St. Prodigal Woman-—-Paul Beokseller, 334 Simonton St. cycle. 829 Elizabeth St. f esstichacrs at ae and 20, Central Hotel. “Any | MAN’S BICYCLE. 528 ‘Simonton! one who has. taught in an ele-: mentary school or is interested; Street. mar5-3tx OUTBOARD MOTOR 3% Horse! Johnson, $96.00. 1525 Flagler Ave. mar5-3tx BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPH, console, will play any type record, Priced right. 408 Eaton street. mar5-3tx POR SALE—1 400 Watts 6/110 2212 Duval St. 1939 DODGE SEDAN? Inquire A. ‘Watkins, 907 Division St. i and st. constructed ice boxes.| A bargain. at $35.00. Also some } prewar priced from $3.00 to $9. 00. | Come to ‘see them at Pepper’s, , Plumbing Supply, 512 Fleming,! } Phone 118. mar6-3tx Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK| and SUPPLIES: Toilets; Lava- tories, Sinks, Brass Fittings and | PRE-WAR) BATH TUBS — All; sizes of Water and Sewer Pipe| { and Fittings. Free Estimates. | Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and Supplies, 913 Eaton St. Phone! 1189-J. mar,2-M.W.F.tf | een ton. mar7-14-21-28-4tx ONE USED nice hooked rug 9 x 12. Mr. Shields at White Laundry. mar7-1tx COLLAPSIBLE BICYCLE with Call 501-R. wire basket | mar7-1t ONE 32-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 125 H. P. Motor. Reggie Rob- i | erts, Islamorada, Fla. mar7-1tx FOR SALE — Baby Chicks. 803 Georgia St. mar1-4tx ' = = |BABY CARRIAGE. All steel, leatherette, collapsible Thayer. | Like new. 804-1 South St., Phone 1141-M. mar7-2tx —— BOAT 18H224 located Gulf Dock. Has been overhauled at N.O.B.| Good buy. Call Belcher at Haskill’s Machine Shop. mar7-3tx father called from the basement that he was Wl, Mrs. Norman Pallay helped him to a cot. How- jever, noticing the family cat stag- gering across the floor toward the door, Mrs. Pallay realized | what was happening and helped her father and her mother-in- law from the house. Inspectors | {found a broken gas pipe. Still Suffering Stomach Acid Pains? ‘acid symptoms still hang on... if your | = aie Sent full of food or hurts when | empty because of excess acid . . . if your diges- | tion and appetite is pone and gas bloats you causes heartburn . . . chances, are you hive {ried UDGA Tablets. Over 200 million have been used for relief of stomach and ulcer pains | due to excess acid. ff own fast-working home 3 530 Division St., Aluminum Paint Hack Saws Gasoline Blow-Torehes Southernmost City Pharmacy and | Drugstores Everywhere ri aR A NE ARES Your Greser SELLS That G9O: STAR * BRAND and CUBAN Try A Pound Today! LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. Cor. Simonton St. Copper Soldering Irons Glass Shelves With Brackets ............ Each $2.10 PHONE 71 .. Each $ .95 Per Gal. $4.25 Each $2.75 Each $5.95 Glidden Paints, Varnishes and Enamels ‘Paint and Varnish Brushes HARDWARE Plumbing Supplies LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. LET'S BACK THE BATHING 8EACH PROJECT QE | Qa” ; (“WHAT'S DOING’ AT THE |: |JACKSON SQUARE USC, = ——— vwee | 8:00 P.M.—Shellcraft. Lt. Fran { WANTED—Salesgirls, full Corny Bapreliner plea I. G. Tyson, 112 febl9-30-tx, SOCIAL ‘MALL: cheekers, mavl-kmo. FOR ‘SALE — $149 BOOKS — skittles, eards, dominoes, Chinese | swell titles inelude, The ‘Yearl- cheekers, TOP SALARIES PAID for Day, ing, Keys of the JXingdom and pong, writing. room, lounges, snack bar. | Sport mar.ltf, tennis books, popular and classical rec-; Good salary. Southern-;74” HARLEY Davidsen | Motor-: ords, cameras to loen. most City Pharmacy. mar.L-tf mar.1-6tx in the Armed Forces enjoy home -——_-——. 4ospitality Let us help you in , able daylight hours. Western | MAN'S BICYCLE, $20.00. Room extending your invitations CaS 3tx them. - WM. H. HENDERSON, | Volts Powermaster Light Plant. | of activities for the coming week mar6-3tx|at the Women’s USO Club at) _ 303 Duval street. WEDNESDAY— 1 mar6-3tx ue Class for Women, 2) \SALESLADY for Jewelry Store (HAVE SOME NEW MASONITE Spenis: Gloss 8 pox wash basins, used, THURSDAY— SATURDAY— <= Se sania ee a Good Value Shoppe, 425 Simon- | and London. ; 1936—1 break the Locarno Pact as Germans occupy the Rhineland. 1941—U, S. Senate passes the Lend-Lease Bill. 1943 Gen. Giraud in Africa Ha he tossed high into the fore his head struck the concret pai ca and held him suspended. ~ TODAY’S TODAY Watson and K. Ruth Ander- 1789—Davi aa) son, Inétructors. 789—David W. C. Olyphant, New York merchant in the China trade, who refused to trade inj}f Dancing, the then profitable opium busi- chess,| ness, benefactor of Presbyterian missions in China, born New- port, R. I. Died June 10, 1852. 1838 — Edward Payson Roe, clergyman, war chaplain, author of 17 best-selling novels his day, born Orange County, N. Y. Died culy 19, 1888. 1845 —' (100 years ago) Daniel D. Palmer, Davenport, Iowa and Los Angeles founder of the chir- to opractic method, born Canada | Died Oct. 20, 1913. 849 — i.utner Burbank, famed nia originator of new and flowers, born Lancas- . Died April 11, 1926. h “{50—Champ Clark, noted Mis- table hockey, ete, shuffle PATIO: = Ping-j_ board. Showers Equipment: Golf clubs, raquets. Art Supplies, NOTE TO FRIENDS: The mea Director. | C K. RUTH ANDERSON, {pl Assistant Director. | GERALD PINDER, | Program Director! «5 Congr tsour ongressman-Speaker, born ELORENCE I. WAG, | And on County, _Ky. Died SHEAR h 2, 1921. “WOMEN’S DIVISION | Clare Boothe Luce, now = con- USO ACTIVITIES 'gresswoman, was Mary Pick- understudy in 1913 in |David Belasco’s Broadway pro- pee eee (epee jduetion, “A Good Little Devil.” Mareh 4 to 10, Inclusive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICFAL CIRCUPFT| OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, r IN AND FO NROE COUNTY, FLORIDA, HANCERY. 4 5 N 10-129 Wiener Roast on Patio, 9:30 | GLORIA THOMAS WOODWARD, Pp. m. Piaintift, j * DEVORCE z = LESL! TE H. woopw. ‘ARD, Beach Party: Swimming for Defendant. ‘women and children, 2 p. m. | ,,,,. ORDER, OF. chart soe Community Singing, 9 p. m. : American Legion Party for Hospital Patients, 8 p. m. Game Night: Doughnuts and coffe hour, 10 p. m. e (CL 63), , California, required to ap- of Complaint, for inst you in on the 17th 3, otherwist id bill will be the day the Shellcraft Class, 8 p. m. of Februs TODAY IN HISTORY sth day Shall be in welt- place of all Vichy decrees since SAVED BY POCKET SIDNEY, Tex.—Just as C. C. ardy stepped out of his truck, was hit by STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS Overseas lransportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between MIAMI AND KEY AL} Also Serving Al! Points On F Between Miami | poe Sahednles | (NO STOPS EN ROUTE LEAVES KEY WEST D? CEPT SUNDAY tives at Miami at | night, a pass Just be- of truck deor hand! vement, one his ught on the pockets wer Wes LEAVES MIAMI DAILY SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock re arrives at Key West : | Local Schedale: (Stops At All | LEAVES KEY w | SUNDAYS) at 8:09 o arrives at Miami at | LEAVES MIAM DAI | SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'ck FREE PICK-UP and DELIV ERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: 32 and 68 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets Pittsburgh. — Seeing a driver. wry away after a hit-run acci- dent, Miss Sofie Graf, 27, jotted| down the number of the license| DR. H. E. CANFIELD Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office Hours: 7 to 9 p.m, at Dr. Galey’s Office, 417 Eaton St. | AEE TT ANOS VT SHERMAN HOTEL 465 N. W. Fourth St., Miami bad = oe a per week: Be Senate. 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