The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 5, 1945, Page 3

@harive Galland, of Bv-! Mi, punched his way to & Mproering deeision victory i welterweight Vie Barton of . Fla, a the main eveni & @-bout card that wound up oy Ay at the Naval © bell park Monday night fefere 2.600 spectators - Get w finish’ and » mA Wo the winter se- , by Casey Costello, of , Y, well@r @hamp, wh he beep Wether, matchine’ T and pera of oll Bars. Ho ox. pert ject, ® Mam oan to babes Men: for ar mm a WBh the Miami NAS which suf. fied % first defeat in about two 4 er¢at ball club. fers ot loeel Wands two weeks M. awe A sam-bang semi-final’ was * Saeed between the fight-heavies | om came lo af abrupt end in the Send frame when Saitor Paul Reberts of Decatur, Ala., slar wed @ terrific right w Soldicr WINS DECISION OVER VIC BARTON IN BOXING BOUT & lans Baseball Club at the Navy BD wes a.epectacdlar cord louie Yard is coming along nicely, and ided a * move interest in the’ dub. So far jorie H. ° Raker, ue |CRIPPLED CHILDREN (WILL BE EXAMINED Dr. M. G. Frich, director of the gra heetayenme )a. m., Friday, April 6, Dr. F. A. FOLLOWING THROUGH (ort, Orthopedic Surgeon | for —— the Florida Crippled Children’s By PEDRO AGUILAR }Commission will examine Crip- x pled Children living in Key West SPORT SHORTS: The Civil at the U.S.P.H. clinic. He will ing and colored in the afternoon. care’ i P ind Mrs, Nelle A. Reimer, district y day the boys are taking Or dic purse and Mrs. Mar- . , itehead, secretary ‘ese going out regularly are Will assist Dr. Vogt. M. Acevedo, Bazo, San-| ne: ens Murphy, Avila, Chen Her-} THE FORECAST ndez, M. Hernandez, Alonzo,' Bbernan, Garcia, Ji fi nel severai oth: | wnager Swalley and Capt pene Key West and vicinity: Partly fraynor will put a real alk to, | Cloudy and continued warm this her and give the other clubs | 2fternoon and tonight; Friday run fcr their money. ‘eonsiderable cloudiness with a y |few showers and somewhat cooi- Wickers’ Memorial: Each and €t: gentle to moderate winds, every fan that I have contacted|Mmostly east to southeast, becom- has been wholeheartedly in fayor/ing Moderate to fresh northerly! WAITRESSES -. and FOUNTAIN! Sieenie Seaman's midsection a:.1\° shaft and at present 1 have | Friday. eo? the Arty led to the canvas 2Y®"_200 names on the list and/ Florida: Partly cloudy and con- tr « TRO. gamely struggled it will regch 200 before the week|tinued warm in south portion, ty his feet at ten but the bout wa Sopped. Seaman had been doy n | ft the counts of eight and nine the first stanza is out. Those who have notified B = cloudy with showers and cooler they are willing to help!in north portion today; clearing ything asked of them are!and much colder in’ extreme ing, Sr, who cnce was | north, cloudy in south and cent- me that A ith 3 G The © > pe SE ager of the Trojans, where! eae i Jones, dusky Higutweight from 4! ce eee) Adama Ee Meee Daecrortion. ~ “ Menny Lopez, Pancho Saliner : : sa Newark, N. ¢., hammering Frani: 5” a Buchs anton of nae ee St. Augustine through Florida Brunette, New York, unmerciful ly @ te notte crved in for a THO in the eoound after being dowti for nin from the sete blows in the fir mained Raith Patmer, Wiagara Faiis, “" S. Y., had terrific opposit: Howerd Glass, dusty junior wel- tetr from Ph iphia, but man- ied to eke out shade in the” wamion af the judges. Acton aplenty was churned up when Svldier Francis Oberer of Brooklyn be; Wapping blows with Doug Stal bantam from! Spokene, Wash, and after a siov start Gherer finished like a whi}- wind to gan the nod of the offi- sale 1 Frenk MacDonald, NAS light-’ Li weight from Lagat, W. Ve., m ured Cleude Dale of Kansas City igi after the apeni gong and nailed tim for a TKO in one mute and 89 seconds of the first watts s Ant whiz-benk affair that ettied wih @ TKO in the third tes muse @ facial laceration was wok by Ryan, welter from Ripley iss, over Mario Digen-! were, Brooklyn Teny ierne, Brooklyn weiter, threw evrything Re possessed at Reb Robertson, Glenc Ariz., for_« clear-cut decision win. Pred Bossard, New beat won wer Deve Mosaer, middlewe ght from Chitago, and the curtain- tater was « split decision victory te Joe Candeilo, Scranton, Pa., over George Callahan, Hartford, ; Carn A furious battle royal among a Gaten youngster almost stole the ew, slong with a wrestling between Geraldine Weber, Bes. Tex, and “Madame Son- tum,” listed as the pride of] NOB WAVES | lorking with Costello during! ihe season was Herb Fedder, cap-| pile announ so wound} fis car gr card. | Fons Romano. N. Y.| weld Og lheoainy TWO TEAMS TO CLASH HERE AT | CITY STADIUM: tue i clash Friday and Sat-} this week on the Mu-| SMadium field to lead the. district ntioned are the. lo- school Conchs and Mi- High School, Both! won two and lost, jing teams of) the deter- | ot have and the an important part champ onship. Visitors boast of a } ed almust entirely of last men, with Jim Forbess be- their star hurler. Forbess ha up to par this season due shoulder injury received in i. He is expected to pitch with Bierman going to the Saturday. Balikes will do fatching. Their team ball club that h Tech High and Andrew ’ t Canc are expected to take ot the games. M v bly oppose Forbess on Fri with either Cruz or Lastres in the improving fast at least w will to@he hill Saturday, Walk i be on the receiving end wth @hese hurlers as he has adying a pitcher event Lastres pitches, Val will be moved to second and ring to repla wth games *w.ll mm. and will be played at cipal Staaium. The la! wk for st mov le start will at 3:3 the is expected Mt@wd in some time MS witness the first venture © Miami Senior High School to this town teideection until Bru. '’, pions, American Legion and Por- two games will’, team); d to right| 4 ans, with the great Wckers. Jim Atoury, Tata’ Valded,"Ra Garcia) Pasterly winds over south por- ose Fernandez,» Jr.. Papito Ma- tion, moderate yariable winds in, A. Alonzo, Pie Traynor, Afi}oser wmorth rortion, shifting to io Salinero, all friends, play- moderate to fresh northerly to- and admirers of the departed day and tonight; Friday moder- n Normandy, Harry (Bubber)'ate northeasterly winds; cloudy, Wickers. with showers over north portion | swear today and over central portion Softball tonight; Friday generally ,fair in Yhat is happening to the play-/north portion, cloudy with a few r Are they losing their inter-| showers in south portion. * im the game? I think that it} Jacksonville to Apalachicola: tying to be a great year, and! No small craft or storm warnings B"29s, the Machinists and the} have been issued. tric Shop will have a tough! rie in their league, and the Scer- | WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., April 5, 1945 » Place will be those fighting it! Observation taken at 8:30 a. m mat for the City League. The fastern War Time (City Office). "enthers and Daily News will get| T " ewhere after a few weeks of| sighest last 24 hours cuncurt | STATE OF FLORIDA, | Ol MONROE COUNTY.) “32666 | Cold Preparations as.¢: cted} Plainti vs. DIVORCE. LOVE ANN BETHEL, Defend: IH fi ORVER OF PUBLICA’ Fiction, Non-! ‘iction| | To YCE ANN BETH as 1 } » PMBA and Technica! | ap- 10 A.M, to 9 P.M. filed therein will be West, R194 Ross C Sawyer ‘ or the Creut cours, SEE PAUL SMITH : Deputy Clerk. ALBURY, j Plaintiff. mar.) apr WILLIAM. V. Solteltor for Straits and East Gulf: Moderate | 83, | "UF You'Re Loonie For 334 mz be12 a TORY | TODAY iN 1614—Historie Indian princess } "Va, i of the Methodist Episcopal ! Church organized in New York. | { 1869—Daniel F. Bakeman, last! see white chil@ren in the morn-.S“*Viving Revolutionary -veteran' sign a border treaty after a cen- jon the pension lists, died in New! | York, aged 109. i i 1870 — New charter of New |york City approved by State Legislature—historic Tweed Ring lepieaue } } { 1 iW. full tune employment. lo experience ne- | apr2-1mo} GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-! most City Pharmacy. apr2-tf | i | !BEAUTY OPERATOR. _ Stell’s! Beauty Nook, 536 Fleming St.| apr2tf ——— WANTED \ Se {NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE and! Baby desire suitable furnished house or apt. $50.00 Reward. Call 160 Ext. 328. mar30-6tx | peta CRS aca | {TO RENT small apartment or} { house, furnished or unfurn- ished. Will pay suitable reward. | Post Office Box 762, City. i i apr4-6tx | MISCELLANEOUS FREE ESTIMATES, Floor Lay-! ing, . Sanding, Finishing, phalt Tile, Linoleum. A. Taylor | 804 Caroline Street. mar30-24tx | WHEN IN NEED of a Plumber see John Curry, 512 Margaret } St, Phone 1189-J. Estimates ! free. apr3-6tx ae Sit Veit, 1819—The Missionary Society \ ne ; Classified Colum As-,FOR SALE CHEAP—Restaurant | grab — legislators ‘said. to have been bribed to tune of a million dollars. 1913 — -Jaek Johnson “‘toses heavyweight crown to Jess Will-| Monroe County Health Depart- Poeahontas married to English-!ard in historic Havana fight. ‘ment, announces that starting 10;man John Rolfe, in Jamestown, | 1919 — Short-lived Soviet Re-! public proclaimed in Munich, rmany. | 1924 — Ku Kluxers clash with! villagers at Lilly, Pa. — several| die. | 1941—Colombia and Venezuela! tury of dispute. 1942 — “Furious fighting” all day at Bataan, 1944—Japs increase their pres sure along the border of India. FOR SALE — $149 BOOKS — Bookseller, 334 Simonton St. | apr2-1tf| —— FOR SALE — Piano Accordion, | *120 Bass Wurlitzer, excellent condition. Everett Sawyer, Ph. 123. 0 Block Flagler Avenue, 104|t Front, 100 Deep. Everett Saw- yer, Phone 123. apr3-6tx Se Se Eee Se 34 FORD COUPE ‘R-Seat Motor- olo Radio, Heater, New Recaps, Battery, Reconditioned Motor, 3,000 Miles. 135-B Poinciana. : apr3-3tx | 1942 SERVI-CYCLE, ‘excellent condition. Can be seen after 6 P. M. 8-2 Poinciana Place, Phone 462XW. apr3-3tx fully ;equipped with electric boxes. Year around business. Apply 901 Caroling Street. apr3-6t | ROOTED GRAPE VINES _50c.! 1217 Petronia Street. apr2-6tx i | | | | | i | | So come out, ball players}y owest last night 75jINSTRUMENT MECHANIC —|THE PALMS—Frozen Malt Con- { fans, and let's keep the game] yyoan 79; Young man would hike few{ fectionary, an _ essential eng, not only for the game it-| jo ynal Rae 75| hours work nights and Sundays; with cool, smooth, tasty, pure et er the pees ‘este | 4 —anything considered. Address} ingredients. 917 N. 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Glenn! ection| inches ....." _.. 1.17) BATHTUB with all PRE-WAR| © Miller. apr4-3tx | : stitution | Deficiency since January 1; | brass fittings including shower. | ow in 1938, ap-| inches ¢...-. 3.79; If you need one, come see us.137 DE SOTO; cellent tires, oc- y the unde Relative Humidity | If you need a gas stove, we! casional roc! chair, kiddie- 58% have some nice ones in stock. coup with mattress, bassinette, Seas Poe the paalige Tomorrow’s Almanac | . We also have a complete} chest of drawers, baby sc fal | Sunrise 7:13 a.m,| line of plumbing fixtures, it | te ble, set of dishes for | io iSunset 7:45 p.m.|, and fittings. | pictures, enamel bucket, 50 ft | Moonrise ng. 2:50 a.m. Call_us for all types of; garden hose. Caii 88-R. | Moonset 1:47 p.m,| Plumbing repair and water or} apr5-3tx samc i gas line work. apr4-4tx | - | Tomorrow's Tides 'RADIO, Clock, Clothes Wringer, | (Naval Base) FOR SALE — Small established} Garbage Can. 420 Southard. | High Tide LowTide | used clothing business, can be} apr5-tf 6:58 a.m. 10:31 a.m. | built up with little or no outlay | 4:46 p.m. of capital. Owners leaving;MOTOR SCOOTER, Outboard | town. Store is located at 425] Motor, Large Pedestal Fan, Dutie TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Simonton. apr5-2tx/| Electric Frigidaire, Three Bu ; Declarin Temperature data for the 24 j cheap. Skating Rink. —apr5-tf hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-| SPECIAL SALE—Cotton Dresses! ed by the U.S. Weather Bureau.| 98c. All sizes. Good Value, TRAILER; sleeps 3. 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Simonton St. PHONE 71 §) a week for four con-| 9, ity 46 31 ee see evant mare 53 | FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES AND ORDERHR day of [Pittsburgh 75 34 To Fishermen and Defense Workers Each $ .10 Gf ida this 12th St. Bouis 68 31 | -t, | Tampa 87 Ke HACK SAWS . Each $2.75 ff ATFIRST y Gasoline BLOW -TORCHES - .. Each $5.95 SIGN OF AL, CUIT COURT OF THE} ae Pin-Up ELECTRIC LAMPS ... ... Each $3.35 t JUDICIAL Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS and ALUMINUM Pressedwood TILE BOARD for Bathrooms and Kitchens New Supply Paint and Varnish BRUSHES New Supply DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized and Cast IRON PIPES and Fittings and CHROME PLATED BATHROOM and KITCHEN FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. LETS BACK THE BATHING REACH PROJECT EET | CE ETS ACK THE BATHING BEACH PROIEE PLAN TO DEVELOP | South Florida can make a major to peace by, putting its vast acre- | and social foundation. he {in ‘trial Empire of the Sou {bock, latest in a series published k particularly those who have been apr3-5tx|. disabled. The Everglades holds: | the promise for fulfillment of ,FOR SALE — Two Lots, 1700| those obligations,” the introduc-! demonstrated the possibilities in-; herent in the Everglades. record of the corporation speaks! for itself. point the way to expansion into; a diversified, balanced, agro-i dustrial drates, cellulose and e: and a number icals and othe dus' consumption. lustrated with unusual drawings and “photographs. the Everglades and the various bperations | Sugar Corporation there. story of sugar i time the cane is planted in the | fields until it passes through the food | shipment to the refnery. , | that } the 15 miles of ki | 0us waste from y ESE TODAYS HOROSCOPE ree The nature of this day is irresolute. You are prone to’ mis-] take this week at the Wom- takes of judgment, being 100! en's 303 Duval street: trustful of others and easily de-| raga Y— cieved by specious n ‘Game Night estimates. Cultivate powers of FRIDAY— - self-reliance, which will lead to| Classicel Music Hour, 890 to success. 9:30 p, m. uts and coffee DOG AN “OBJECTOR” AY— Manchester, Iowa. — Because Shellcraft Class, 8 p. m Wolf, 4-year-old German shep-| *NOWS DADDY'S VOICE herd dog refused to train to take ‘ ‘i Tacoma, Wash—Although the the offensive against the enemy. hie has been classed_as a consci-| three-year-old son of Lieut. Ken- is the message contained|entious objector, discharged from|neth Pinon, of Portland, Ore., .~ indus-|the Army and returned to his|"ever seen his’ daddy, wi Thejowner, Lieut. B. Q. Phillipson. spoke the chila cried out, VAST. ACREAGE: ‘The following activities wil! CLEWISTON, April 5, (FNS)— ontribution toward smoothing he nation’s transition from war ge into production and develo; ng the Everglades on a sound fi cial, engineering, economic,’ That ‘The Everglades, Agri by the United States Sugar Cor-jduced from peanuts, roots and tu- i outlines the story ofj}bers, sugar cane, ramie andi 's With its present and] grasses. e possibilities, many of which} It can now be said that “the: have been concretely il-j present program fer expansion rated by the accomplishments! and development in this vast, fer- > company. tile ‘last fronties’ has progressed ) the return of peace will] beyond the drawing board and rew and additional respon-} becomes the fast-growing epic of! Chief of these will be}/a new agro-industrial empire in obligation we, as a nation,! the making. owe our returning service men, pe FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? ion says in part. “Private enterprise has ated tf ‘* neeigs 4 coven pa, Bec rats ares bee bragth). Get ¥. at any drug store. Your Grocer BELLA Test €0O The} The various projects: enterprise, producing high grade foods, beverages, feeds @For information and livestock; vegetable fats, fi-; * and reservations, bers, oils and proteins, carbohy-! call 514 Southard tial oils, of organic chem- products for in- utilization and domestic avEucAt COFFEE edart N Seema NAN The boo! 13 ‘chapters are il-; They discuss of the United States told from the! GOWNS & house and is bagged for i 1 Lt | N a R 614 Duval Street = Mr. Muurice Welntraub, Manager Captivating ‘ + i . $ . [ . . H : . ugar Manufacture of starch from sweet potatoes and other roots in the $7,000,000 starch house, now nearing completion, is described along with the water supply and ste disposal systems which are} eC for the huge operations. Other chapters depict the re- search work being done by, the] | corporation, and such prejects as the ock and tle feeding prograi along with descriptions of Clewiston and surrounding towns in the a At the end, diagramatic charts the variety of vegetables can be grown on rglades truck farms, and the large num- ber of products which can be pro- Tired Kidneys Often Bring - Sleepless Nights | When disorder of kidney function permits i to rernain fn your blood, nagging backache, rheumatic ¢ pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under h hoadaches and dizziness. F' Attraetiveness in Exclusive Summer Weather show Dresses . New Arrivals in Now On Display PLAY SUITS @ DRESSES @COTTONS @PRINTS Gay Colors—Solid Colors eLadies’ Bags Slips eLovely Lingerie ¢Blouses eSkirts Sweaters Distinctive Accessories and Wearing Apparel SVS CTO VV OCC OCC ODOCRCS shows there is something r kidneys or bladder. 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