The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 10, 1945, Page 3

_ ‘THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1945 gaged in-wrecking work, raised right hand.and shouted, “Heil The prisoner glanced at the boy and commented, “He's Key West Golf Club is arrang-/Stadium Committee Meeting Tonight ing for.a handicap tournament to begin on May 26 and to be con-| tinued through every day to June 3. Three main prizes will be awarded. First, a $25 war bond second, a dozen golf balls; third, half a dozen balls. . ‘Other prizes will be given. in bine poeee play and in driving) Saunders, president. Plans will be formulated for the ly in the Navy, The Citizen was| fall program at this meeting, it ‘olumn A meeting of the Key West . Stadium Committee will be held this evening at 8:30 o'clock in the City Hall, according to an- td founcement today by Gerald black! word and the minimum charge for A good many servicemen, chief- Wm. Myers, Mastic Park. may5-7tx lication, copy must informed, play the course, and it, is said. before 11 o'clock on is expected that some of them will participate in the tourna- Kandel Electric, 176 N. W. Ist. may5-14tx mi J. W. Sellers, who is assisting in arranging for the tournament, said that Sam Goldsmith, former president of the club and among| the best amateurs on the links ¢j that Key West has produced, has I a seven-hitter, to Pittsburgh Pirates com- nine walks and 8-IN. ELECTRIC window fan. Price $30.00. 800 Simonton St., cottage No. 3, after 6 p. m. i F E Key West and vicinity: Partly| loudy and continued warm this afternoon through Friday; mod- may9-2tx | @ defeat the Boston) the course now in probably the, best condition since it was com-{ pleted 21 years ago. erate southeasterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy with lit- tle change in temperature today} file bs " PORTABLE RADIO; A. C. . following are the results 33 Eliza, and battery, $40.00. 833 Eliza- a A good many of the oldtimers, | Mr. Sellers stated, are no longer. through Friday, scattered show-] ers and thunderstorms in ex- the games played pon tanga beth upstairs. Near Olivia. may10-3tx R 4H_ E/slamming and trekking after the: including Eddie treme north portion tonight and seemingly’ over night, came up from one of the; worst duffers on the course to TWO CRIBS, bathinette and play pen. 39-F, White and United, Naval Housing Unit. may9-3tx ' Full Pay While Learning Brooklyn _._ 3 St. Augusti ri : igustine through Florida 1 re eee: and Straits: Gentle to moderate east- one of the most consistently good|¢?ly Winds today and tonight, be- |’ Vacations With Pay SMALL RADIO, outboard motor, may9-4t coming moderate to occasionally layers, and Wi peg be |fresh southeast to southerly Fri- ie Watkins, who, at the golf club’s monthly ban- * fan. Skating Rink. Sickness Benefits | quets, always called for golf balls|day; partly cloudy weather, scat- clothes tered showers and thunderstorms over extreme north portion to- night and Friday. served on toast. But the indomitable and irre- pressible Horace O’Bryant is still Lopez, Rowe, Recigno and Be wringer, fan. 913 Georgia. rel; Cozart, Early and Masi. eT cee may9-4t | going strong after, lo, these many; East Gulf: Gentle to moderate} PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT MAN’S_ BICYCLE; practically new. See Harold Bishop, Gato may9-3tx years, and now swings a nifty} winds, southeasterly over south ; _,_ {and southeast to southerly over The handicaps, Mr. Sellers said,'north portion today, , becoming i | Philadelphia 535 Derringer, Stewart and Liv-| ill be fixed after the qualifyingjmoderate to occasionally fresh See Mrs. McDermott ingston; Lee and Mancuso. YELLOW SECOND SHEETS: package of 500, 75c; two pack- round, which it is expected willisoutheast to southerly tonight be finished on the opening day. jand Friday; partly cloudy weath- Among the Navy men who play|er, scattered showers and thund- erstorms over extreme north por- tion tonight and Friday. Jacksonville to Apalaclgola: Chief Operator No other games scheduled. the course, Mr. Sellers stated, are some pretty good golfers, and are likely to be up there among the TELEPHONE OFFICE ELECTROLUX refrigerator, gas stove, Hollywood bed, double chifforobe and dresser. 912 Simonton street or 612 ivi may9-3tx winners when the tournament No small craft or storm warnings have been issued. WEATHER REPORT Key. West, Fla., May 10, 1945 POINCIANA SCHOOL HONOR ROLL Observation taken at 8:30 a. m. |PRE-WAR BABY CARRIAGE 0; thoroughly padded. All steel Eastern War Time. (City Office.) Jack Williams, Ferold Davis,; construction, rubber tires, rain ' 84; WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN! 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Most druggists now have the Te-ol test size. Today at Gard- Leila Brust, Nancy Lewis, Bar- Harriett Stones, Dorothy Wilson and Jane Smith. ATHLETES FOOT ITCH I Made This § Minute Test “It STINGS. It’s STRONG. It PENETRATES. z é rst B-29 raid, pro- claimed: “We should that we have been passively at- tacked but that we have active! the enemy toward us.” SINGING DOG 18-In. BAMBOO LAWN RAKES .... Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS and ALUMINUM Schlage DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. CIGARS and COLD SOFT DRINKS | | | | LEYS BACK THB CATHING BEACH PROJECTERREEEEED | eccccccocce: e The Legislature of keep the peace. Only the Senate has anything to say about that. thirty-two states to ask bers of the Senate present when'to call a convention such a matter is considered agree! ing this amendment to such proposal. That provision'both Houses of defeated the League of Nations'ratify treaties. and contributed to the present awful war. For there is no doubt/now if thirty-one other states, that a majority of the Senate! will follow her lead we can en- and the House of Representatives able our would have agreed to the Lea; Florida has shown the way. government to gue |faith with our honored dead and of Nations as recommended, by hong apenas President Wilson if they had had the power to do so. This two-thirds rule gives as few as seventeen senators the, power to defeat a treaty. Thirty-} three senators could do it at any That means that after the; United Nations organization is' set up at San Francisco by rep-{ of all the United Nations a third plus one, of the! Senate can keep up out of that! organization. A third, plus one, of the Senate could keep us out Git Special MOTHER'S DAY _ Beautiful New CANDLE WICK Robes in spite of the people overwhelm- ingly favoring our getting in and helping to keep world peace. This third, plus one, of the Senators could keep. us out of the United Nations in spite of as many as sixty-three of the members of the Senate favoring our taking an honorable part in that effort to prevent war. The time has come, therefore, to modernize our peace-making and peace-keeping machinery. Both Houses of Congress repre- both Houses have to pass legislation which is usually necessary to carry out. any- treaty Call at Bergdol Camp after 4/we make; “both ‘Houses’ have. make any appropriations »néces-' sary to carryout any: treaty:. Both: Houses, therefore, should speak. for the people in making’ agree- ments with other nations, just two-thirds of the Senat whose members are :not’ arisw able to the people except every: i ‘Exclusive New - : i Ocdastons \ Including SUN-BACKS And both Houses of C should act in making treaties as they act in declaring war or in passing all legislation, by a ma- jority vote in each House. That is democracy. Then no other Men, Women! Old at 40,50,60! Want Pep? Want to Feel Years Younger? Do you blame exhausted, worn-out feeling ‘Thousands amazed at what a little pepping up with Ostrex has done. Contaias tonie many need 50, 60, for body old rolely: Dee rophy lactic doses vitamin iy. eaiciura, Tow, cost? Beachwear - Sun Suits eLadies’ Bags oer Lingerie eBlouses Distinctive Accessories and Wearing Apparel 9 See Our Windows for the Things “@@ only 33 ry ‘Tablets for hew pep, younger fecling, this very day. For sale at all drug stores everywhere. 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