The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 27, 1945, Page 3

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 27, 1945 TWO DIAMONDBALL GAMES LAST NIGHT YANKEES WIN POODOLOLOOLO ROOD. | FYE TV OV TV O VET ET UII TV UCT IOV IOI TTS “FROM BROW. Classified Colaran ¥ ® & TEAM AND AMERI-|ONLY GAME PLAYED yes. CAN LEGION WINNERS TERDAY IN EITHER OF OF CONTESTS VPB-118 won over the Boca tee tom and the American Le- on won over the Electrie Shop at softball, pening game Thomay leet night Tn the wtarted ed by Lynn us a the five frames and al- seretched hits. At bat teeters were Davis of the VPR-119 who hit a homer and a “el im three official times at! bat, N f the losers hit one | =iy time at bat. In the id, Zuro, Mahalik and D. Alissio starved for the losers Shet Ayotte, Kammins md Madson for the winners. feore RH E} Boca ¢ 000 1000 1 2 4) vPB @Wix 7 7 4! Bat ver, Neil and Thomay, m he ret ‘ D. Alissio; St n Davis; three base len bases, none; | ‘ i Kammins to Zuro; an 9, Thontay 9, hk Ne 1; walks, Revit- Themay 1, Lynn 1; i 10 minutes; um- and Arnett. i cap the American er the Electricians F. Sands had a and hit four times at bat. h hit three Romero hit} Romero and | In the MeCollough, Sr., i well for the Ackerman, Fuller he losers. RHE i 203 01151215 2 p 0201203 8 8 J Roberts and and Fuller. Home runs, Ackerman, P. Val- nd Romero; three base hits, Full Roberts and Gomez, two base hits, Parks 2, Acton, Sands and Lew- Parks 6, Roberts ' r Parks 6, Roberts 6; ‘ t and 20 minutes; ugh and Arnett; bat any G ewin nm hit homers | A gar be played tonight the All Stars and the isted Flyers. The Fly- m and lost two games nd the favorites, but Me ugh of the All Stars ll give them a run| Program Arranged | For Fourth Of July A ftball tournament | nd n tennis tournament st Bayview Park on} 4 thall team made up of} t the age of fifteen: will t d to enter the soft-} ball 1 nt. The tennis towrn. ent wil be for juniors who | not reached their| eaghteent ay by July Ist.| Entry y be obtained at the ( Recreation Depart- ment Office, 207 Duval street, up stairs TODAY IN HISTORY: | 1638 First permanent white “settlement in the Delaware River npany of Swedish prig day's Wilming- t | isco founded as mission sta- t and James Smithson, E hman never t known reason left . f what was to be- t Smithsonian Institution, land incorporated 6,000. le € tion some ‘ h Smith, Mormon 1 ther killed by 2 ge, il : 1884 B 1 of Labor Statis- Department of Lab- 1 First American troops in It enthusiastically received deral Housing Admin- tablished. 1942—FBI first breaks news of { Nazi spies who had i n Florida coast. 1944—Cherbourg formally sur- 154 —F ——— FIRST WITH BIG RUN —_— NEW YORK.—The first theat- production to obtain a run MAJOR LEAGUES =| ed (Spectal to ‘The Citizen) NEW YORK, June 27. — The New York Yankees went to vic- tory over the St. Louis Browns yesterday in a night game by the score of 5 to 4, with Dubiel © te mound for the/and Zuber doing the hurling for ond did net allow ajthe winning team. This was the fromen He was reliev-|°MY game played yesterday in who fanned 9 bat- either of the major leagues, American League Night Game At St. Louis RH & New York gob F18 1 St. Louis ___.. 478-4 Dubiel, Zuber and Garbark; Hollingsworth and Maneuso. National No games played. TODAY'S GAMES National League ‘ Pittsburgh at New York. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston. St. Louis at Philadelphia. American League New York at St. Louis. Boston at Chicago. Washington at Detroit. Philadelphia at Cleveland. STANDINGS National League WiLL Ave Brooklyn - 22 627 St. Louis 33°25 569 Pittsburgh 32 «26 552 New York 33° «28541 Chicago .- 29 «25 537 Boston 28 «28 500 Cincinnati 24 «30 400 Philadelphia _.. 16 48 .250 614 539 526 -525 Washington —. 27 491 St. Louis... 25. 29.463 Cleveland 23. 31 426 Philadelphia _. 20' 36 -357 THE LOW DOWN HICKORY GROVE You know, being civilized or vice versa, it i¢ somethimes a question which is best. The more civilized we get, the bloodier the wars—the more world confusion —more unrest—more dissatisfac- tion. You don’t stop to chat down at the corner but what you drift around to what is wrong—and how to fix it. The Indians were not civilized, so we shoved 'em out. But the Indians ate -buffalo meat — and plenty—and no red stamps. But now, civilized as we are, we sel- dom seven sniff meat, let alone nibble same. And also we now have more nervous prostration— and race questions—and less gold money—and more news flashes than we can digest. At 12 dollars day we are more disgruntled than when we made 5 bucks. So, money don’t bring happiness. Also, we ate better when we got only 5 bucks. What you driving at, says Henry, if anything? A good question, I says. It is to pérsuade head out water in the bathroom, etc.. but we been in an era long enough, where we been expectin” miracles —and everlasting security—with- out too much effort. Yours with the low down, JO SERRA TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS (gn RSS eR Helen A. Keller, famed, afflict- ed author, of Westport, Conn, born Tuscumbia, Ala., 65 years ago. “ee M. O'Connor of Bos- ton, noted architect, born Lynn, |Mass., 61 years ago. Dr. Charles C. McCracken of Tavares, Fla., noted educator, | porn Bellefontaine, Ohio, 63 years a 0. *William T. Grant of New York chain store merchant, born Stev- ensville, Pa., 69 years ago. Juan T. Trippe, president, Pan American Airways, New York, born Seabright, N. J., 46 years |aga. John Golden of New York, | playwright-producer, born there, 71 years ago. FOR SALE —_———— MAN’S_ pre-war bicycle. 1115 Fleming street. jun27-2tx ————————————— 40 nights on the English * ok tage was the comic opera, “The Beggar's Opera.” 1941 BONIVAN Scout motorcycle. 1217 Petronia street. jun27-3tx nothing against inventions, and BICYCLES FOR RENT — $1.00 science, and politics, and running} binekface ments te invariably in advance, put | -———————_____ eo ‘adverticers wth ‘Siirear |5-PIECE BED room suite, inner- Serie shennan Spring mattress, $75.00; pinto we errs pe uatiom., seer, Zw} pony, $95.00. 1207 Watson the ‘ef publicatian, street. jun2?-4tx Wi GELP ‘WANTED {FOR SALE — Two collapsible — { bicycles, one gas stove, one — | guitar. 508 Virginia street. TELEPHONE Me ey jun27-5tx OPERATORS. if liguoewoop bed, twin size; — x Axminster rug, end’ WANTED ' table, two coil springs, twin bed size; cotton mattress, twin _ Full Pay While Learning * oineate mn Vacations With Pay 4 Sickness Benefits PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT See Mrs. McDermott \ ~ Chief Operator TELEPHONE OFFICE | i full experience ne- cessary. ,S. H. Kreas & Co. aaa junl-lmo WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS: Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. \ junt-Imo WANTED--Salesgiris, employment. No BEAUTY OPERATORS; commission, hours 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m., Wednesdays off. Mrs. Ruth Higgs, La Concha Beauty Salon. SEAMSTRESS for military alter- ations. Apply 715 Duval street. { jun26-5tx TO RENT two bedroom unfur- nished house or apartment; by permanent Key Wester. Write Box D. J. c/o Citizen: ; jun26-3t WANTED to rent; 2 or 3 | room house: or apartment. P. O. Box 262. jun26-3tx WANTED — To rent house or apartment; two. adults, one child. 708 William street, phone 466-M. jun27-6tx Lost PARKER 51 fountain pen; blue|” with silver top. Left in bank. Reward if returned to 644 United, phone 877. jun25-3tx FOUND BIFOCAL GLASSES left at West- ern Union. jun27-2tx FOR RENT 2-BED - ROOM apartment; no children or pets. Call 542-R or 394. jun26-2tx FURNISHED ROOMS; hot and} cold water, washing and iron- ing privileges. Paul’s Tire Shop, 426 White street. a jun26-6tx ROOMS; clean, coo), comfortable, eity. bus ¥ block . from: all ks ‘to feeh igh the earth 4400s | Bisiigion: ay |e go | PtP Ea as ke) —_— k \ Guaranteed for 24 hours, weekly rates. Bicycles guaranteed to give no trouble. Let us paint and over- haul your bike. Make it like new regardless of condition. CK Bicycle Shop, 128 Simon- ton. Operated by Gould Curry and Billy Knight. jun27-4tx FOR SALE VITA VAR Super Chromium Finish Aluminum Paint; covers 30% more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gallon. Pierce Bros. junl2-lmo FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale, Florida: Nicely furnished, six! room house; fine location on| Tarpon River, walking distance to town, bus service near, large screened porch overlook- ing the iver, suitable for couple or small family. Call at 22 S. E. 11th St., to see. Tenant willing to show at reasonable hours. Write “Owner”, 34 Hunt- ington Court, Hamburg, New York for details and price. jun20-12t VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT; guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25 gallon. There is none finer at any price. Pierce Bros. juni2-lmo. LIVING room set, dressing table, is junl9-tf} USED FURNITURE bought and} supplies. _ / jun28-1t bed size 68-1 Poinciana Place. jun27-2tx NEW POLICY — The Islander Dress. Shoppe at 22Q Duval street will remain open on ‘Thursday. We have a large selection of smart cool cotton dresses in all sizes including extra large sizes. jun27-4tx TRONING CORDS, while they last 75c; fluorescent bed lamps, satin finish, $8.50; brown fluorescent desk lamps, $9.80; light bulbs up to 60 watt, three for 25c. 504 William street, Phone 333. jun27-4t ——— HOUSE TRAILER for sale; good condition, priced cheap. See J. R. Patterson, Naval Air Sta-/| tion, Phone 211. jun26-3tx | SE EEEEEEEEEeEeeeneeee ee VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor lon, none better. Pierce Bros. junl2-lmo sold. Key West Bedding Co.,| phone 669, 515 Front St. | junl5-Imo, —— TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, furnished and _ unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372, junl-tf ——_—— SLIGHTLY used baby carriage. | Phone 371-J. jun26-2tx 24-BASS \PLANO. ACCORDION, « Slightly..used, $65.00. 4 Ashe| street. jun26-5tx. 21-FOOT CUSTOM built pre-war house trailer; good rubber, electric brakes, electric refrig-} erator, Venetian blinds, screen- ed-in furnished porch. Trailor in excellent condition. Can be seen at Gulf Stream Trailor 50% | Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal-| @™8e ROROPE’S ECONOMIC. BLOW AIR REBUILT “Dayton water pump}. WASHINGTON, D. C. — The and tank, Jos. B. Lopez, 913|United States is giving serious Sisiiarse Se "| Eaton street. Plumbing’ and consideration to the economic blow Europe will suffer from the withdrawal of American troops. , Every European country which saw American troops in battle on its soil received relief supplies the military aid program, , to prevent disease and unrest harmful to the Allied war effort. ‘In addition, some rehabilitation goods, primarily in the case of France, has been shipped to re- vitalize industries which con- tributed to military operations. | The State Department andj Foreign Economic Administation, | however, are concerned over the | tremendous vacuum in Europe's economic life which will result jfrom the full cessation of lend! lease and military aid supplies! when U. S. troops leave, They are now studying stop-gap ;Plans along two main lines: | 1. A short-range program to. continue shipments of relief goods} after the military aid program |ceases. The United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administra- tion is a likely applicant for the job, at least in the so-called “non-paying” countries, . _ 2. A long-range program bas- ed on expansion of the Import- Export Bank’s lending powers to’ speed the shipment of rehabilita- jtion goods, Little Said President Truman already has! asked Congress to authorize en-! Import-Export. lending | powers and to remove the ban on! loans to countries now in default | on World War I debts. This would | require changes in the Johnson Act and in similar clauses in the! Import-Export Bank charter. Little has been said about a| prospective -increase in UNRRA’s relief activities to meet the end; of the military aid program. | The silence is attributed large- to the fact that not all of RRA’s member nations are now disposed to allocate supplies and appropriate funds. aiding countries. with whom they were once at odds. t Such difficulties are not ‘con- sidered insurmountable, however, in view of-the interacting bene-: fits which all countries in LEGALS ly ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be by the Utility Board of Key West, Florida, office, Corner Duv: Park. Ask for Paul C. Jeans. | jun21-6tx TRAILERS; with room attached, completely furnished everything, $250. Brand new 3-burner kerosene stove andj oven. William Meyers, Mastic | Park. jun23-4tx ; ice SAR tole re ea Gd a SACRIFICE SALE of 3-bed room house completely furnished; including electric stove, refrig-/ erator and hot water heater. In} Write Lt. (jg) E. A. Nusbaum, ; Box K, Naval Air Station. | jun22,25,27,29,30x | TWO-STORY building; 12 aril completely furnished, unit now | bringing in incorhe, best invest-| ment in Key West. Sacrifice for $12,500.00 cash. Write «A. Padilla, aes 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 765. jun2MWF.-tt TARPAULINS; extra heavy,) water proof, brand new mater- ial, first quality. Specialty street, Miami Beach, Fla. | jun25-6t | NATIONAL cash register; cent to $3.99, excellent condi tion. See at Poor Old Craig Service Station. sewing machines, knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. junl-tf VENETIAN BLINDS repaired and reconditioned. Phone 682. junl8-tf EXPERT body and fender re- pair, auto painting. Open 8 a. | m. to 7 p. m. Paul’s Brick | Garage, corner Simonton and Greene streets. jun2l-10tx ———————— CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con- tractor. Call at 222 Duval St., rocking chair, 9 x 12 rug. 69-2 Poinciana Place, jun27-2tx or phone 684-R for free esti- jun26-6tx i mate, with) P MacArthur Homes. Easy terms. | pe Service Company, 741 Fifth| one, jun25-3t | Streets, Key Wesi hefe of 2 0 at the last at a public mee building to Py cover a si 01 ade of the e/o City and Greene rida. aid Board treets, Key West, F ves the right tof re or po bid or pro- informality <s Dated at West, Flori: 26th day of June, A. D. 194 By Order of the Utility B the City of Key We Flori ERN jun26-27-28,1945 ‘now spent a large part of their | this christened right more liter= Venezuelan Moviegoers Just Enough To. Demand The Rezal A Brewery Of . oe no (By Axsceiated Frese) ‘(Ry Associated Press) Europe would receive under the} CARACAS, Venezuela. — The) ALBANY, N.. Y.—An UNRRA program, idea of dubbing Spanish dialogue| housewife who asked Lend Lease Limited _ into American movies isn’t going) Brewing Co. to call As President Truman has an-| jor in Caracas, + bottles neglected nounced, lend lease goods to Eu-) ‘The two principal’ complaints| driver to tring ove Fope henceforth will be limited! are that it is impossible to syn-/ had amassed 2,381 quart drasticaly to aid in the war|chronize the Spanish with the! four-year cache, and against Japan. Curtailment . of | movement of the actors’ lipe, and| made seven trips to the overall lend lease program,|that it is ii to hear! The bottles netted therefore, will confront Euro- coming an actor} $119.05 in refunded deposita, pean governments with the need| who doesn’t gesture. ° to purchase, with whatever} For a Latin to speak without! “Santa Claus” role for U. & limited credits they now have} gestures is, wou might say, like|in foreign trade barred. abroad, the goods to rehabilitate} ham without eggs. And bad syn- their economies. chronization can produce a laugh Many foreign countries have|in the most serious sequence. American movies with Spanish Ameiican dialogue have a tremendous ap-! product except with its original peal in the small villages where} English dialogue. prewar foreign credits. Thus to a certain degree they have had to depend on building foreign war- time credits with an exchange of Allied troop pay. Withdrawal of these troops, however, will end. the foreign credits accumulated on that basis, adding to the growing concern) of the administration for an early! revival of trade with Europe. Rome Gorges Itself On New Free Press (Ry Aesvetated Preas> ROME—Freedom of the press came to Rome last year with the Eternal City’s liberation and per- haps no place in the world takes)” ally. Journalistic Rome today resem- bles pamphleteering colonial America and the florid ‘fought to be horsewhipped” type of editori- alizing common in America thru the Civil War. 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