The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 28, 1945, Page 3

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eo Certs —. 2 12 © bunt. H. Machin hits one to’ lcft end Lakeman; Passeau|ficld and Osterhoudt misj 2s “i F e P sa | Sweeting and Stuarts walked. C. ited Albury flied out, but Alonzo came through with a single. Mal- by Lend fed Sox. 3t01. | following are the results of St Walked but M. Hernandez flew out to short field for one fun two hits and no errors, In |.he sixth they scored two runs Eto take the lead. Palks walked, |Forns bunted safely, on a throw i 1 to first, the ball gets away and e both runners advance a_ base, and Sweeting came through with @ single and both runs scored, E but came the fatal seventh and 1 with one out, Carey beats out, a judged, jand went for a triple and Carey jscored. Bazo singled pea Mabhin ie Night Games scored. Willis is out utierrez Mt Pilieteiphie =R HE! hbits one to third .that ,gotaway: New York © 3 ©\fvom Malgrat, but Griffin famict oo ys 2 7% 1 /to end the frame. At bat Carey and te; Judd and |hit two out of, three’ for’ the, Nee | Machinists. Malgrat hit one in ——— his only official time at bat. Mt &. Lous R HE Score: R H-E Pitisburgh © 3. ©|Machinists _. 000 3002 5 7 2 St Louis 2 3 0|B-29 - 0001120 4 7 0 Ree ond Salkeld; Donnelly and| Graham, S. Griffin and Bazo; Rive. Andy Parks and Sweeting. In the second game the Bar- American League racks broke into the win column At Detrost R H_ E/ by defeating the VPB-113 by a Chicago 0 9 2 !1 to 5 score. Paunicka of the Detiot i 3 2 Army had a perfect day at bat Mewehrics and Tresh New. | With four singles in as many hewser and Swift tries, and Groff of the losers hit three safely in three attempts. At Mew York R &#_ £| Wanner and Zieger hit two safely Pheshadde ty hi © 6 3 for the winners, and Kammins, Mew York 2 4 9 Shown, and Rago for the losers, | Christepher and Rosar; Bevens| Score: 5 RE ond febinne. Barracks. 300,142 1;11°13, VPB-L13 0004001 5 7 4 At Boston R HE) Bice and Walters; Bennett: and, Washington 4 9 | Groff. wilt t Beton eo iw Weill, Heetner and Guerta;}!' SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Fesriss aed Holn aor, hed me Sehedule at Bayview, Park for Night Game week of July 30th. At Cleveland R 4H E) MONDAY — 7:30 Fort Taylor vs. . Lewis 1 9 0} Boca Chica All. Stars. ( tevetend 3 8 0, 9:00 Miami Daily News, vs. Out- Potter and Mancuso; Gromek| side Machinists. i ams Mayes. | TUESDAY -— 7:30 U.S. Marines STANDINGS | vs. Sound School. ; Mations: | 9:00 B-29's vs. Aviation Civil- ians. Checage THURSDAY — 7:30 Coc: =. tous Girls Be cmse lyn 9:00 ’ ern Engine ae ‘511 | FRIDAY — Key West Bar- Cimeinnst 416 | racks vs. Sound School. Beecton 461 9:00 Pine Boys vs. Electric Shop. aa |LEAGUE STANDINS AS OF American League JULY 28, 1945 baetrust “oe br Oe in #30 335 CIVILIANS | os Rew York 4 2 Biz! Aviation Civilians — 2 0° 1,000 } el 4 642812, Outside Machinists .. 2 0 1.000 Decmteo + “syg) American Legion _. 1 1 .500 S. Lows Go, 2 Ml oine 1 1. 509 Cievelond i pee en (Ace rar ee yet 54-357 | Southern Engineers _ ; Ptitiadte Iphie “Electric Shop Ody, *M i Daily News 01> ,000 | B- 0. 2, 000 ‘ hacer ;|- * Game thrown out (both teams used ineligible players) The Singleton nine Shop} SERVICE citeated at the Elizabeth | WL Pet. and Greene streets, bawbeen tak-| Sound School 2 0 1.000 on ower by Wye © Edwards.) Boca Chica All Stars 1 1 500 whe will eperate the business UN-| Fort Taylor - 1 1 joo der the & of M8 Key West| Us, Marines 1 1 500 Machine Works. The business will) ypp — 113 1 2 333 te opened up on Mond 20rN-| Key West Barracks _.1 2 .333 emen mg under the new Mr. Edwards was f «tf two years employed at teal Navy Yard, and since time has been connects Tater ond Munne ul Works at Fort Pierce, Fla th th jachin (Continued trom Page One) 1 period y * Game thrown out (both teams used ineligible players) Russell Long Is e | Now Mortar Gunner (Special to The Citizen) WITH THE 80th DIVISION IN | GERMANY, July 28. — Pfc. Rus- | sell E. Long of 18-2 Poincianna Place, Key West, Florida is an ferumed would be, “Sur wiclOry) cst. mortar gunner in the 90th m the dee = his ve-| “Blue Ridge” Infantry Division's eee een ee the eat-| illustrious and heroic 2nd Battal- tare to he ~ hace, re-, in one of the 318th Infantry Regi- ty ater m the Baye iad been| ment, which recently received the ported that his BOGE vvas un-| coveted Presidential Unit \Cita- et off, but added he | tion in the name of the late Presi- nest ant hi val dent Franklin D. Roosevelt, as ft was stated here © a his p announced in orders of the War Holey be pt v ietely the| Department, Washington, D. C., aa ¢ - cone eved that| signed by the Chief of Staff Gen- Japenese navy : Ay single major | eral of the Armies George C. Mar- the Japs have not @ to so| shall. dip that is not dame? see it} The decoration accompanying great an extent a 10 attic. | the citation is a gold-framed blue unit to participate in * nced to-| ribbon, worn on the right chest, Admiral Nimitz anr daw that 306 Jap ships oh had been sunk or dam- worn, ona “¥ stacks of the Third} =o > aoead nemesday | Subseribe to Prenton . Turstiny and W ineluding | the only American decoration so % judge to ithe /first executive job} }heélhas ever held. ; The. -hard-playing.. NOB tennis:team which played Sonar School last Sunday morning are, left to right: Lieut. George Will- iams, Lieut. (jg) Paul Holly, Charles R. Harris, Sp(A)2c, Lieut. R. T. Whittaker, and Steve Halfer, Sp(A)3c. VV VV II VV IV IV IV IV FIV III IIIS THE JUDGE LAYS DOWN THE LAW AAADADDADAAAAAAADADAAAAADADAADSABAEASD By HAROLD OLIVER No. 1” to his employes had a leg- (By Associated Press) islative as well as a judicial ring. WASHINGTON, July 28. — The} He emphasized it was the func- man who has taken over the’ chest tion of every member of his; de- or secretaryship in the , Truman} partment to: execute the laws “as cabinet is going td ‘apply, the, ex-) Congréss had:written them and as perience .of; a Jegislatoy. and °a! the courts have imterpreted. them.” ‘The fact that he may think the ‘Congress should have-written or He! cf to “the ldbor’ ae art} the courts. should ‘have inter- iment ;froH,a,federal judgéship!\"preted a. law differently in no )Beforerthatshe twas a, U. S, Sena~|caseijustifies him in ignornig or wot Baz! G32 ae sae +} attempting to circumvent the law. Wpewis “BE Sehwellenbachy of | will expect full cooperation in “|They called each other Washington state, has.’ Washing- this policy,” s ton officialdom talking about the)’ ‘The seeretary told reporters the practical way he has taken hold order see aimed at any spe- of his new assignment, one which; cific instances, but from past ex- he says took him away from “the! Petience as Senator he knew it best job in. the world” on the} W@S “an old Washington custom’ bench. for executive departments to in- And if anyone thinks he is out} see e Songremotel laws any to expand his power for power’s} WEY OEY Rene sake, listen to what the former! Schwellenbach hit it off well jurist and pal of President Tru-) in his first jousts with the news- man has to say: |men after entering the cabinet. “I don’t want a lot of bureaus; He has agreed to their suggestion just to increase my:power..I’m.not | that he see them regularly instead | , of at irregular intervals as was 1 ctice of his precedessor; : Miss es Perkins. i] |" He’ even” invited Suggestions | fi rom réporters coverihg the “labor trying, to grab, en Pans seekipig; is 1@ orang ndd hy ait 3 nee. ixt aches ALS f* hetePy") "1 5 ps | As for applying judicial pro-|;un* “on show ‘his ‘department cedure to" HIS) "ex 1 Ft) should bé operated and what la~ mént, he |'bor, board& ‘nd divisions ‘should |. “ping @ fedéral Ridge is tht) be “mergel! with ‘his: department. ked' With’ more than Jers and’ some em dusttial~ reations rep- too. He says he’s net f any position on con- jal questions until he finds Seustest You "inestherrwroriie rade y OU do is take the. facis, chegk, them,| }with: the daw,-and decide a, case’ f on it’s merits; I'm, going, to, se¢ if Lean bold.a, cabinet nositios make decisions on the wame —listen to, pressures Aovonght, an j his'job is and how ex- try to appraise, thgm,;.andxeach) t it' ‘should be after reor- conclusions-on-what you think gi ia ton. ; i right. and notron.the pasis;yt what | He’ expects 't6 “have his merger might be expedient; tregdmmendatidns' ready* for the Schwellenbach’s'General Orde} President's study’by “Auge. EGGS A-PLENTY “He LONG WAY AFTER ae vt coun, [ofl with three cups of coffee. The old Bridge game went sour. | W144 Harris finished, he declar- led, “I’m still hungry, want to bet »very-i¢ every | for 24 more?” Terry didn’t—he had ‘seen. enough. BROADWAY wke, CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street —000— COMPLETE | BASEBALL SCORES WELCH, W. Va..— Pfc. Arm-} strong Dawson, 25, just returned : Received Daily by Leased Wire —o000— from Germany, started up the railroad tracks to surprise his Po} daraily sonehiasatcday sredeploy-| ote thing, . Ass, moron, dolt and fool, | And some, of the, hard yyords they ; nganel in school, How often, oh, how often, Will the , seffsame.. thing place? i ' There’s always fun for other folks| ‘ When you trump your pariner’s! ace. SURPRISE CHANGED BY DEATH ment flour ire aod ’ CIGARS and COLD ound along the tracks a few} hours later. He apparently had} SOFT DRINKS been struck by a freight. YOUR NEWSBOY . . . buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- sale, sells them at retail, ; \« * « pays cash for his papers. 24. loses if a customer fails to pay. « «+ goes the limit for his trade, is on the job rain or shine, serves his customers well. « « + is embarrassed if a customer is slow pay- . « » asks customers to cooperate by paying him promptly and regularly. THE CITIZEN Circulation Department EOUGEELLOW MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Walking in- They layed bridge until mit uct he was, Memphis" eB EG Aaah ina ea aaa Marine Si. Gilbert Harts 4 sromptly challenge: s claim, The name of this Organization shall be ‘THE TOWN HALL COUNCIL, KEY WEST, FLORIDA”. : PURPOSE The purposes of the Town Hall Council are the following: 1. To foster public interest in worthwhile post-war projects, to encourage the public to express their opinions on kind and type of projects required by the community and to formulate plans to obtain such projects. S 2. To discuss matters of community interest or concern with a view of crystalizing public opinion and to secure appropriate action by private-hodies, municipal, county and federal authorities or agencies... + ' "heehee Cu see MEETING PLACE: ; The meetings of this organization shall be held at the Monroe ‘ County Court House, Key West, Florida. : : : au o*9 4BQARD OF DIRECTORS A Board of Directors will consist of representatives of such organized bodies of citizens as are manifesting a continued inter- © est in the welfare of Key West and in its future development, Each Organization shall be requested to name one of its members to serve on the Board of Directors of this organization. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The Board of Directors shail elect from their number an ex- e ecutive committee consisting of tive members to serve for a period of one year. Such election to be held on the second Monaay in September of each year after notice given one week in advance by. .» .~,y, the acting Chairman or Secretary. At this election each represen- es «cq. -fdtive shall designate by name his.or her choice of five directors ¥ wll 4a 2 sressto serve on the executive committee. From the total ballots cast he names of ‘five directors having the greatest number of votes - all be designated as the Executive Committee for the next year’s “peri R 10. Ms Cea i ) 4 ; ¥ : ‘It-shall be’'the duty of this executive committee to Termuiohe ~ _~-~---~-plans, detérmine policies and ‘decide on ways and means of finane- ore “lig the organization, ss _ The executive committee shall, elect from their membership *s'(€he following officers: a chairman, a vice chairman, a treasurer and a secretary to serve in their respective capacities for the -organization.as a whole, A “moderator” shall also be appointed. by. the executive committee to act as chairman of each discussion pro- gram or the Organization sponsoring the discussion program may select its own moderator. The “moderator” may be chosen from the public at large as one best qualified to conduct a particular pro- gram. Rules and regulations governing the time and frequency of meetings, discussion programs and the arrangements for carrying out these programs, together with the duties of the officers shall be determined and outlined by the executive committee. MEMBERSHIP Membership in this organization shall not be limited but.to consist of the public at large and any citizen or group of citizens has the right to express themselves at any Town Hall Meeting held for discussion purposes. . “RESOLUTION COMMITTEE A Resolution Committee of three members shall be appointed by the executice committee from the membership of the Board of Directors whose duties will be to interpret.such conclusions in resolutions as may be drawn at discussion meetings for presenta- tion and voting by the public at such meetings. WORKING COMMITTEES Other working committees shall be selected by the executive committee from the Board of Directors or from a list of citizens best able to serve on such committees, RULES OF PROCEDURE Parliamentary procedure not covered by these by-laws shall be determined by reference to Roberts’ Rules of Order. These By-Laws and amendments to same shall be approved by a majority vote of the Board of Directors then in attendance at a regular meeting held for that purpose after due notice of such meeting has been given by the acting Chairman or Secretary of the Town Hall Council, such approved By-Laws shall be published in The Key West Citizen. _ Submitted by: COMMITTEE ON BY-LAWS By Wallace B. Kirke, Chairman SIIIIIIIIOVIID IITs: MOdAs* 4 ae eee t Courtesy The Key West Citizen IA ALAZALAAALAALAALA AA dA bdbdehadaedaededededadd Adis 0 hk hed hake kaka MiadedadbdtetdttddtA ttt ALALLALAAA

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