The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 23, 1945, Page 3

By OS a 13 - { AeA Data Ne * PwADAY, abate He 28; 194s ‘ S THR. KEY. WESP CITIZEN a PAGE THRE eo TEMPERATURE BULLETIN ‘ANNAPOLIS YEARBOOK * " ren KEY WEST HIGH SCHOOL CONCHS ROL MITCHELL French Foyer Club * *NavabStation Unit, | ee en | TRIUMPH 0) ER MIAMI B ASEB ALL, | IS*MADE | Here. Incorporated | In Baseball League THE WEATHER | ‘Temperature data for the * PEGGED MITSCHER hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report~ (By Associated { (Sneclal to The Citizen! ‘ 0 The Citizen) FORECAST ed by the U. S. Wéather mocenl ANNAPOLIS. .~ Vice Admiral Incorporation papers of the Goiie for a steller - e@ e@ . 8 15TH AAF IN ITALY, Mar. 23. d ri AGGREGATION BY SCORE OF 6-3 Carol A:-Mitchell, 37, special seri | entne French Foyer Club of peat MTEe pe ckoie sen Key West and vicinity: Clear] Sighest :; Rowestr| Marc Andrew “hieedhe: Mentaal i! — ice officer in a B24" Liberator! county cists oft spa in the \ed a bright hie this week as 23/0 Partly cloudy this afternoon, et ae the world's largest carrier tga” The Key West High Schsot bofiiber group at an air base over- Mariposa Hayes, ce foley 2 ee mo cee yard sae i oivligelad aniaiors en x ie 2 Riki ee or ITs Gonchs, opened their baseball | ahdailialiniciiienad seas, son of Mr. William F. Mitch- | of Rutherford B. Hayes, who was! ago are Walt’ Youse Relgh “Bar| cacaad er shghtly below normal; ‘Brownsville 79 Bions| eg ee Se = season With a bing yestertiay by FOLLOWING . THROUGH | °!! °f Brownvilic Junction, Me., president of the United States’ bary, Dusty Rhodes,’ Joe Benner; 2enue t0 moderate winds, mostly| Charleston, 66 rh vig feces ago ee pang defeating Tech High from Miami as: recently been promoted in| beginning’ 1877, as president’ Murray Kirschenbaum, George | D°!theasterly. Chicago - 65 Ah nen ee th score of 6-3. a PEDRO AGUILAR ithe rank of captain. jof the club. The other officers, Kane and George Lee. | Florida: Fair today and to-|Detroit - 54 40 | Pe. know of him as a true = * banner 2s Skee gga ppereelieesoey Jere: Wien, poseidenty Devs Rape!) CHORE lips a Sree eat, ene Ear cloniy | ema 66 |triend and a man on whom ae alll tere Yann Ae = a re Fe jasketball,— The last’ game’ of i and overseas it since May of | clifford W. Hee rer. “fielder; Cpl. Dave Lynch, Marine Saturday; little change in tenn | ae ‘ be 42 jegn depends” is ge the class Meador, pitehing his first game ¢, © Season played” between® tHe | arnfy pride” td ‘his Air ‘Corns 5th} Other members of the corpora- | Southpaw, and Clay Bryan, pitch- 2crature, excert not quite so coldiKEY WEST ___ 76 @5 | also tells “ot nm Combing ws it hin corect, wash bit sltkeg coment. girls and: the: NOB! signment, He wears the Euro. /0™ 2f¢ Joseph O. Kemp, chief salad Glee cheer ree in Tallahassee area tonight. K. W. Airport 75 64 | hair to hide the bald spot.” Mt the stort but nettles donak®’, WAVES,~the-eternt” rivals; was! Pean-Africa-Middle” Exst’ thearer,°f Police, and Ray Atwell, police excess of $20000, without the straits “Gentle tres Florida! Memphis 70 82 limit tH Invaders to one run®® buthtifiger, and ‘the score: '!bbon’ with’ two battle’ sta Learcipuid . consent of the circuit judge in pas = Cee O, acder aes = Ki 51 a oe in six inning Dhodsbwwks: Lane 43 aD saees ig authorized to wear the Distif:|_ A Brow ision in the ‘charter this district. oe northwesterly over north | Minneapolis ae 44 lraising and lowering of tentpera~ «TM visitors stared with The" final score’ was WAVES 31, suited Unit Badge. Frohi ue the club from incurring — The Incorporation papers were mh ees and northerly: over south) New Orleans 76 54, | ew) and ae aa aoe wemons on the Mound but was Corivent girls 36. Ramos of the} ™ ee is married to the 1Or a a a Beg! indebtedness, approved by Circuit Judge ©.) mle Pag Deconune gentle New York Pra 35.) oon relieved in the first inning after Convent as the high scorer: the} oe ally Moore whb now: re-/or from owning real estate Joseph Otto. ariable over south portion and |Norfolk 54 39 r with! sides at Ocean View Hotél, Key{)—— : ; : ! ng to southwesterly over} Oklahoma City 75 57 Be we ware portion tonight and Satur-|pensacola _... 74 59 e run with 20 points and. Watson of the; West. Walker had hit a hor { tw men on base. His successor WAVES scored 15. It was ‘thrill-} <+--SEEEEEEEEeeeer? ay; weather clear ‘ ! was treated equally as ruff as thé ing’ uti! : . veather clear to partly) pittsburgh 46 34 ? iain’ ian last whistle, With NEWS AND’ NOTES | Classified Column Tae Ist. Louis... 73 ys | from common , + allan mal hurler, MeKool; to the basket but failed and the! oF SOUTH BEACH | iv sly oi aoe é pas hae, That score a total of six runs in the, WAVES won b: | " : bead | Creomulsion first y one -point. It! | south portion to- i i: , ‘ 4 sage sc l was releiy-| was one of the best games of the’ Today, the ! 2hd de day of steal | light aHEBIE to- Sul the: to. The Citizens | Ge ee ne oe Bagg “oul ao peiga by Wilson} Pie jae brunette’ at the beath, Martha‘ WANTED—Sal girls; full tine YE night and Saturday. A trouble to es . , ved good ba aseball—The Civilian Defense AT@ngo, will be 19 years of age,| ales; tine YELLOW SECOND SHEETS: germ laden and aid ean The play of the jocal k Les orkers at the Navy ae See and a dintier is being given in‘het employment. No experience ne-' package of 500, 75c; pos pack- "eit “asian recne SELLA Zbat 200) | 19 Shaed bronet fal mucous t See one tionally 8 especiul- play in the Service Baseball lea-| hoe by her sister, Mrs. John, CeSs@fy. S. H. Kress-& Co. | ages $1.25. The Artman Press, have been issued. > | branes. Tell your drugmist to ess y in eunsideration of their seven’ gue, and we will have a ood . ie Penk marl-lmo.; Citizen Bldg. mar13-tf ——- Zee ays Practice and first game. The “tas “ba : — fank Penkoch, USN:, AMSIc,| THER C aa aoe none wy iow: a mn ov a : and’! and he’ cl; : and Night Waitresses. ae BY CS Ronee se 2 | | " R . 3 ‘= red for the-jocals equipnient so we will be all set. Wa feck _ ‘ : ot walk Cate. base ar. ime double cards with envelopes, Observation taken at 8:30 a.m.,| ones san CO Today! Ry OM L , azis : t . ine forthe locals in- Su far-the following players have! Conc}: Island, Atlantic Ci vy Mi. Ries either pink or blue border, rib-| Eastern Wartime (City Office) | i ad | MrCoughs, Chest cluded Mbsdoe pitching.) Walker reported for practice: Manold °ti Bach; bit finally landed at| WAITRESSES and PURE AIN, pose ec oO anos Tomperasiaes| S== ae catchingi“ANOnso ‘atfirety Lastrs: Acevedo, C. B. azo, C. Salinero,| the South Beach, and here he! GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-| Githen Blas, OD rem Hane C eres ees ' ee" _—- at short; p; M. Sanchez, p; Chi.a Baker, p|¢2!s he hes found the best spot} most City Ph marl-tf! Seeks marls-tf/ Lowest, laskinight 4 Register at third, with Pitch, cna outfielder; @hino: iférriandez, | °°! | cet ce te ee —--—————- | Mean : ye: Reyes and Valder in the outfiel!. 1b; Acevedo, 2b; -Mari> Hernané' rd’ S. Orr, Phnite, USN))] WANTED — Experienced all ES) some, livable, $75.00 as Normal { the Batteries: Tech, Simmons, Mc- te>, 3b; Jim Albury? ss: Papito ,°'2¢ took-a big jump from the! around Beautician, Apply Poin- is, Outboard motor. Skating Precipitation | + the Kool, Wilson “and” Jones Machin, Alonzo, Baker when mgr’ 24th Pacif'c to the South Beaeh,| ciana Beauty Shop. mari3-te 2% pe es Ee ee a oday Key West: Meador and Walke itching: Rubber Man Garcia, all he is enjoying every minute! a E ———|_ 8:30 a. m.; inches _— 0.00 Umpires: Sutton and Peterson, good fielders. It in expected that y here by 'swimmiing.| WOMAN, Light House Work, | SECU eS in Glass Dress-| Tapslcamall since March 1; gla USN Ridiecaa: ence 1 relaxing, on the| baby, laundry, mornings. Apply 7% ‘ops, Mirrors for the Home, inches 0.04) many Fhe sane two traits: play tol sc agape pte ¢ | +5 to 6 p. m. and after 8:30 p. m.' uto Safety _Glass, cut to Deficiency since Mar¢h 1; | and 4480 ash die is! 915 -W: on Lares tat ENG 5} petieru cena installed. Speas| inches 0.94} rting Pn oaceape rs that are out for practice evei ay; he must hav ave > 629-J. mar22-2tx | Sire = ae (oy @ 106 awa) Total cat Heather LOCOMOTIVE SAVES CHURZH day and several of them may who has to be taken core of Le ee Ne eee | eae aa ; ane + bis —— vith @ berth ons the club, $709 an cxpert like Pharmacist’ Mas-| MPLOYMENT WANTED eee tag Debcency, eee ee © es Decature, Hl When thr s given Mgr. Swalley andj ion. OO mar20-6tx | inches oy se y wells ran dry while fig pt Pla traynor of the Conchs| _ Pie. Ferri, “CAG of! tho| YOUNG Girl HouseKeeper wishes | ror sare 16 Foot oe —_ fire that threatened (o:Civilidn. Défense® baseball. club!) Searchlight’ détachinent; visiteaj ‘t© Manage widowef’s or bache-!" Froue. ‘Trailer. aa _ Homebuilt) (eke | ae the Antioch Christian for equipmente The league wil{! the beach and was looking for lor’s home or apartment. E c/o| Southern Inn Trail oe | Chureh, «a country church, a start on April 20th something,- but it seems he could} Citizen. mnaral-stx| Epa ipa teaea Ean | ners ee | gine Te ee ni cg. ae ee _a O e CIL WeLHVWOR CEREOR 86 [Fe eae mar20-6tx aah 7 ae eae | ant Sonn diaieniaied’ orc vt ater in ie te jcame b th . cop, a 1 WANTED unse 140. my the . olhges + ges tres. Sosa, 4 oh wates in’ its tanks saved ‘th | nalty four soriathinnge" A ay y |ONE TWO-UNIT and two large! Moonrise 4:24 p. m,| aed . : || poral had @ beautiful gis* nis TO BUY STUDIO COUCH, or| cor oes, restieally, nev to Be) Moonset acca : — necktie eS company in’ the afternoon Davanette, suitable’ for making; . ™°Ve® from: land. See Johnson See | I eroceeeGive To The RED CROSS War Pusd,,..ccccee) 225 | double bed. Also Car, suitable, & Johnson. mar21,tf Tomorrow's Tides | Ps Qa i for fishing, make or model no t . (naval -Base) ! re ‘ : TODAY'S: object. S. W. L. 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