The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 17, 1945, Page 3

Wagner shopper wi heir housing theses day Taft made public By JACK. STINNETT rin | to the Taft wesmutadations andl ; and powers of the American dele-| t® the : 3 : | Cy. Aasoclnted Press? gate to the United Nations organ-| Stated’ that ‘their bill differed |. WASHINGTON, ‘Aug. 17,—*Are_ization, and his suggestion that on-|°Mly slightly from them. Sen. the Republicans relaxing their, ly the armed forces of the western| Taft confirmed this with a state- in a softball game at Bay-| 1 long-time strategy of merely ad-| hemisphere nations be allowed to| Ment that if certain changes were view Park tomorrow night at 8:00 : : verse criticism of Democratic ad-| police the western hemisphere, is|™de in the bill, he would join ministration policies for a con-!a horse of another color. in spoonsorship of it when: it is o'clock and in a baseball game at i it BALL GAME PLAYED AT ithe municipal stadium Sunday . structive legislative program all|- Some administration spokes-|rought to the floor this winter. ‘ BAYVIEW PARK afternoon at 2:00 o'clock. The mu- fs their own? men hastened to let it be known| Imagine. A Wagner-Taft-Ellen- der ‘act. ji 1 ‘stadium is provided for . : The recent activities of Repub-| they weren’t placing all their — the baseball game through the lican senators who are admitted-| money on the nose of that Van-| Senators Burton and Ball have 4 me courtesy of the. Stadium Com- ly party leaders gives every in-}denberg horse by any means. teamed with Senator Hatch be- 000 mittee. dication that they are. However, a. day earlier, they! tore (in the B2-H2 foreign policy COMPLETE ee over Manager Perry McCullough and Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg’s; couldn't do anything. but -string : Coach Paul Albury have been recent letter-writing spree; Sen-| along when the Michigan senator | 4€¢laration) and wear the badge working \the teams for a: copule Robert A. Taft’s outline of a post-| proposed that Labor Secretary |°f Republican liberals, but their of weeks and report that they are ' : recess legislative program and his| Schwellenbach sponsor ‘a labor-|©@tty into the realm of labor ‘ ready for the strong Miami Beach We DP | : surprisingly liberal recommenda-| management-government “Big 3°} !¢sislation already has both par-| Received Daily by Lessed wire 4 3 tions for national housing; the| conference to iron out the prob-| tes gee-ing and haw-ing. —000— The limeup for the softball ' aii teaming of Sens. Harold H. Burton | lems on the industrial home front.| _ That's the kind: of constructive : | game will be catcher F. Sands,| 2 ~ oe and Joseph H. Ball with Demo-| That suggestion got results im-| fighting, some forward looking| Popular Brands of Srd base Ovaldo Gomez, shortstop : cratic Sen. Carl Hatch to sponsor | mediately. GOP backers have been pleading CIGARS and COLD C. Soloman, 2nd base Claude Val- legislation for a new federal la-| Sen. Taft has been one of the|for for a long, long time. a SOFT DRINKS é ; I dez, centerfield Joe McCullough, bor relations board are just a few| most persistent dissenters to 4: left field Oscar Cruz, right field . : but very important indications! Democratic administration poli-| _ Subscribe to The Citizen—25¢ 's a Edmund Fitch, shortfield J. Lewis, Official Navy Photograph that the party leaders are nofcies for years, so much so that| Veekly- | pitcher Everett Rosam and alter- Two Naval Station swimmers, Evelyn Maryanski, Sklc, left, |!0nger-going to be satisfied with} his opponents across the aisle <—— nate fielders Louis Casado and} and Muriel Harding, Y3c, both of Boston, Mass., stand by while | Simply tearing down the adminis-|have long tried to pass off his wr wed one | Robert Cruz. Al Ambrozevich: Sonar School, makes a swan dive from the }tzation playhouse, but intend to} criticism as nothing more than tw Peer this! The lineup for the baseball; tower of the Naval Station pool. build one of their own with which} the outpourings of a confirmed | im the by | game will be J. Fernandez catcher, ae ie they can “point with pride” in the] and hide-bound conservative. and three the | Bubber Sweeting pitcher, O. Go- a F ~~ | coming elections of 1946 and ’48. iia a Seventh with three iyte and one | mez 3rd base, J. Faldez shortstop, |Ration Board Clerks Have [of his personell prompted Chair-! Sen. Vandenberg has been one| Then Sen. Taft’s sub-commit- walk they felled to The | H. Machin 2nd. base, J. Alonzo 1st Ill Luck On Fishi Tri man of the Board J. W. Sellers}of the party leaders in foreign! tee on national housing made - boll game was over the base, Louis Casada left field, A. uc ishing ITIP |to contact the’ Navy for assis- policy for several years now and|jts report and recommendations —- feeders were Ament for the win-|Lastres right field, and C. Mead- tance, yhen the Post was still| has led it consistenly away from! for new» housing _ legislation. - ht bere safeties and Phair | ows substitute pitcher. The following members of the }ou at 9:30 p. m. Assurance that| “isolationism.” No one was par- “ * . Electricians, - es with two pn | local OPA office, Mrs. Helen |#!4 pete oni way relieved the Hegarty surprised Aes an , ‘All Electrical Appliance Dealers, ted weers field, ‘ % minds of those ashore, however,! orously defended the San Fran- rocer SELLS GOOD . . :. A , eo ood te. CARDINALS BLANK Glascott, “Mrs. Beulah Demeritt, lit was not until eleven o’clock{ cisco charter. Most of his party foe as 5 Tht Wiremen or other parties interested in the Sale ome for the winners. Phai, Rago. | Miss Vivian” Keirstead, Mrs. |that the “Castaways”, were found | colleagues applauded both with STAR * BRAND a t - 3 “3 Eh RW hy, losers. PHILLIES 4 10 0 Glennwood Wilt, along with Mr.|and advised that they were res-|hands and affirmative votes. it Hieagy ;and Installation of Electrical Appliances are « frare RHE! Wilt and Mrs. Ann Margaret |cued. : $ O10 AMERICAN COFFEE ; ibe 4 ite Peer meqeo 5 5 3) Cross, were guestsof Mr. L. D.| Shortly after twelve o'clock the| His letter to Secretary of State! and CUBAN hereby notified that a meeting will be held in t vrei 10 0101 3 6 0! |ETROIT TIGERS TRIUMPH |£dwards on a boat excursion |Navy safely convoyed the group | Byrnes outlining a seven point Try A Pound Today! eh wil end Schilling; Rich |! Wednesday afternoon past. to Craig Docks, and another ex- | Proposal, for governing the choice the office of the ra, and | OVER WASHINGTON The girls were having a fine jciting experience was stored in easy te Se ese iN aarp ata etek ary ts the mecond game the hitting : time until Captain Clarence Key | the memories of all. dé C of P Votder and Gomez featured| & SENATORS started back to the island about ——_$_$_____. eh fer the Amerteam Legion ten c.| * |six o’clock, when motor trouble| Subseribe to The Citizen—25e i Vater 7. and ©. Cruz in| developed. Anxiety for the safety weekly. « tie Peete the winners, Mal-| (Special to The Citizen) e cas eee eat " geet. dee Mire amd Casado hit) NEW YORK, Aug. 17. — Two- eve ee "e two safely each. Navarro started |pit pitching of Ken Burkhart and . . e = © piteher and pitehed to 5 circuit clouts by Buster jams \ Barts re finished the |and Pep Young brought the St. Classified Column at 2 P. M., August 24th Boome Resa ® swell game |Louis Cardinals a 4-0 triumph oa =. fe We Legion and C./over the Philadelphia Phillies RE REE EO, vit meliewed him end lost the yesterday. : FOR SALE x J View fame Working his “Indian sign” at 2 Gi.) eS ee for the purpose of discussing an ere an a R HE Washington's pepetei lege Hal 1chaFge for/VITA VAR Super Chromium} Elect 1 Deal c P © + fe * i 911 3\Newhouser pitche ie Detror ro Finish Aluminum Paint; covers! ectrical Dealers Cooperation Program. A hegre m4 000 0 7 6 2 Tigers to a 9 to 2 victory over wecarena ther ninee “Sorte ter 30% more surface than most of ” es Severes, Melgret end Naverro: the Senators for his 19th triumph | the first 15 word: 45e, the aluminum paints. $5.40 per wi i i F of the season, and his tenth straight victory over the Nats in gallon. Pierce Bros. aug8-1mo }t¥o years. | The following are the results of biicatton, copy must) REFRIGERATED meat show case CHECK THESE FEATURES: the games played yesterday: the duy of pubiteadion, | °° °"| complete with condenser. Trop- fei Waikeutalicad ute ’ National League ical Quick Freeze Co., phone face” _ aa At Brooklyn ROBE AELP WANTED 648. ‘augl5-3t |Chicago _ s : . - { @ | Dust-Proot —, Mise American’ Legion Brooklyn - t 26-FT COVER a en ie i bell amt soft ball club will} Chipman, Vandenberg, Wyse eax Sa sleeps ee eae cn rer ape aw Aree yal @ 17 jewels 5 c © Sheet fete With @ picked team of |and Rice; Seats and Peacock. TELEPHONE electric stove with oven, com. It has “what it takes". And it's @ Stainless Steel Back BUY VICTORY BONDS NOW ha of hie city managed by -— 1 ; is the “buy” of a lifetime at only . . - % MeCollowgh and Paul Al-) At Philadelphia RH E OPERATORS ee tania Gee © Sweep, Second Hand hery,, componed of teen aged boys, (St. Louis eG, 1 pa Bae $ 50 Aes amet the first game will be played! Philadelphia — Oe 1 WANTED : PR ee aera ran 0 ow Seterdey sight ot 6 p.m. ot Bay-! Burkhart and Dea; Sproul} — TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, — mci ai wee Pork. and the pitchers in| and Seminick. : Full Pay While Learning furnished and unfurnished: és WEST CLOTHES SHOPS, Inc. practice by the lneeis are Rosan,| : = small down payment, balance Including Federal Tax @ = Smartly streamlined design. © Valter and the rest of the line First Game Vacations With Pay payable monthly. ‘Jot a 508 Duval St. Phone 249 (Next to Kress) - oh published later,’ At Boston R H £E| : Johnson, Phone 372. augl-1mo Use Our Lay-A-Way Plan amt te hes picked the best in|cincinnati 5 9 = 1} Sickness Benefits 2 ; QUALITY KEY WEST’S FINEST MEN'S STORE town. The Mismi boys are well poston Gan go) | USED FURNITURE bought and POL : walmed and managed and have) Bowman a . eal 8) JEWELERS jowman and Unser; Hutchings, sold. Key West Bedding Co., tere playing together since May tenson and Hofferth. PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT | Fhone 669, 515 Front St | §08 DUVAL ST. PHONE 465 KEY WEST, FLA. Paes ier, that Second Gaie ne S00 Our Windows + Keep Cool These Gay Bove 2 ged club {Cincinnati aces 5 Von ee | See Mrs. McDermott Uy p oe ae ie ee te tocele Boston so 3 15 Chieti Greretar Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK H D ie Gam, GH 2. Gernantes be-|_Wrnnedy, 20d Lakeman; Lee and SUPPLIES; toilets, lava- Tl TSN { ot ays ind the plete, Alonso, C. Valdez, |°"¢ Hofferth. TELEPHONE OFFICE tories, sinks, brass fittings and ||| - amen SUre IC TORY BONDS NOW ee Meader, Salemen, Kerr, F. Sands.! at NewYork =R HE eae pene re Sha ee ae 9 9 ‘ Lastves, and ethers teat wil be] pittsburgh 6 iene at fittings. Free estimates, Kantor s Men Ss Shop 2 White Duck , fined up for the game. |New York . 9 0) ANTED-Salesgtis, full time| Jos. D. Lopes, Plumbing and Quality Men's Wear for Civilians and Service Men = T $250 The State Soft Ball Tourna- iAnsesineal Lcaaue employment. No experience ne-| Supplies, 922 Division Sireet,)i| 517 Duval St. Opposite Palace Theatre Phone 897 "|1/= BAIN Bone eceeoceecee Pair ment thet will start at Miami, yor At Detroit RH &£| eessary. S. H. Kress & Co. Phone 765. ily: : ner te cce NENR = Dastr: ip, an ms = test tte ome . St | Washington — 2 £ 3 augl imo FOR SAL as: SHOVE. Pri cols 4 = Sipe ‘ ‘ eestor Le FE Seay AW thew, ‘set, airs, the x % > Mie OMa Bibaced Sand sevens! | WAT is ia: FOUNTAIN} wen aoete tt ehairst ‘ 3 >po! ‘ ite off y aid |Newhouser and Richards. GIRLS. Good salary. Souter and rugs. 1108 White street. = SHIRTS $295 $ fe ave Bazo behind the} <a most City Pharmacy. AnTtee augl7-2tx ||| plain front, skill- = WEMEINED to giete, Sue Griffin and he will) Night Games e=—|||) fully. tailosed| te be on first, Valder at second, Bak-| , At Cleveland R H E 5 |11 RABBITS and cage, $12.00. 620 sd : © a third and Jim Albury at|Philadelphia — 6 10 0|/HOUSEKEEPER; white, small; Olivia street, phone 706. provide maxi- Basque short, with Gomez, Machin, Carey |Cleveland - ‘foetO 2] bungalow, two children, light augl7-2t mum comfort and Leper for outfield duty and — duty. Phone 582-M, aug17-7tx - a ea Ge SHIRTS $100 $350 then there will be Williams, Gu-| At St. Louis R H Ej- 500 GAL. double action Dayton \ ‘ to Serres, Graham and several oth- |New York eo 8 0 WANTED water pump, $45.00. Adams’ pearance aa » geod players of the City Lea- St. Louis ee) ——"| Dairy. augl7-2tx hard finish or tat . WANTED to buy; Small iron Hewlakin, Wat- At Chicago R H_ E| safe. 630 Simonton street. \FOR SALE—16 FOOT Gibbs sea fle Wake, kat SWIM TRUNKS == Boston et ee oF augit-3tx| skiff. See at Gulf Dock Sunday ||] noid a razor edge aya ' Chicago - : ing. -2tx e . MISCELLANEOUS ee a0gl7-atx| |! crease. All Col- Boxer Style, All Elastic $995 $495 = STANDINGS ‘HOUSE for sale. 920 Catherine ||} OFs- Band With Draw String .. to = — PAGE 2 | National League LAWN MOWERS sharpened, Te-| street. Apply 1115 Fleming we QUESTIONS ON =. W L Ave paired; sewing machines,} street. augl7-5tx $ 95 ion ————————— ee 3 70 37 .654| knives, scissors sharpened; | i. 280 to 500 | 66 45 .595| keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-/FURNITURE for living room, | oys’ 2 Japanese islands, including |Brooklyn —..... 61 47 — .565/ bell, 803 Simonton street. bedroom and kitchen. 206-C, $ 95 e a bn |New York ... bd o | 5 augl-lmo| Poinciana Extension. augl5-3tx Cleopatra &. Oe the island of Mindanao. |Pittsburgh sae ‘ { aie @ a a 4 Kantaro Suzuki. | Boston 52 61 .460| FOR SALE VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor! same snap _ as KHAKI Half Sleeve Sport & Slightly tess than half. } Cincinnati .43 64 402 Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal-| a oa ia Ray- e 3 & German assassins and sabo- | Philadelphia - 30 80 .273|ELECTRIC STOVE in good con-| lon, none better. Pierce Bros. See, Lope neg 5 4 ‘ure operating behind Allied -_ dition. Johnson and Johnson. aug8-1mo Gain a Sigs 1r hy ws | American seat saul augl0-tf ety Sia - <=. A iment equipped with | Detroit = (GL 581 | 1936 HARLEY-Davidson motor-} ar $3.5 Diets ausiliery inits and operat-|Washington —. 59 47 ‘SST|VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT] cycle, reasonable. La Concha 5495 — $645 Regular $3.50 Value 44 i & “little division.”. |Chicago - 56 50 .528| guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25) Garage, 5D. m. augl6-4tx ' z | One owned and operated by |New York ... 52 50 .512) gallon. There.is mone finer at BOYS' $ 95 iedhastrial consumer. | Cleveland . 84 51 514) any price. Pierce Bros. FOR RENT DRESS and SPORT & About $8,000,000,000. St. Louis $2 62 500} QU B= LT | me — . Prom the industrial region | Boston = 51 57 472) FURNISHED ROOMS and apart- : SHI R TS @ Nerth taly |Philadelphia _... 34 68 +338 RESTAURANT equipment; all or} ments. Reasonable rate. 411) mt Small and Large Sizes Onl oanen | Serpents part. Selling out on account of! William street. jly80-Imox | “ . size 8 to 18 . y MOST UNDER FIFTY SHOWS GREAT G losing lease. Cash only. Flem- Pix gf i —_—— Loc eae ing Restaurant, Simonton and|FURNISHED COTTAGE. 1219) f: $130 $950 BALTIMORE. — One out s) NEW ae ES grew) Fleming. augl7-6tx| Pearl street. augl7-2tx F » U. S.|from uncharted insignificance as ran 0 ows te eect nee and |a native village in 1891 to prime ELECTRIC, apartment size, wash-|SMALL unfurnished cottage.{l| SHOES for CIVILIANS and SERVICE MEN average age for the 273 is|importance as a production re er for sale, $30.00. 40-I Poin-| Apply Gerald Saunders, real = fining center in 1941, ciana Place. augl?-1tx! West Gas Co, augl7-2t