The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 4, 1945, Page 4

= 1. Estimate: 15,000,000. 2 Neither; it is under joint control of the three powers. Leader of the Chinese Com- wh munists. 4 = 4 Veterans entitled to educa Brooklyn 8 tional benefits will receive up Zissen's Bowery softball |New York 1 & ae i a ee ageregation of Miami re-|Pittsburgh bd + ing if unmarried,’ turned home with three vie-|Pe en sa , - —The | PE Manth it married. tories over Key West clubs Philadelphis Poo =| a oe wetting. against one defeat the past) o- Chicago | States has been Best man Edward T. Wood- holiday weekend here. en ae both games | bombing of on ond the of honor was 4 tives. Originally scheduled to | Detroit -2* © 5 6 About 125,000 men and offi- The groom served in the First play five games, the visitors | Washingion 2s Se Dodgers defeated cers. Marine Division on Guadalcanal, found inclement weather|y. 4". +a 2 3 Braves, twice, while} 7. About $16,000,000,000. Palau Island, New Guinea and intert ith - } eo Cult took both) ® Our understanding is that he Cupe Gloucester on New Britain. ering wi action on Cleveland — & & Se | . He was severely wounded on Pa- the fields. One of the con-|Chicago 2 488 ¢ 9 duals teeter fom inser tiati lau Istand and is now undergoing tests was “washed out” and Berton oe Cincinnati Reas. twestment. | c Philadeiphia eo 46 323 following are the results at the wedding were tain descended during the gans played yesterday Mr Roger Davis, Mrs.| playing of other games. 1 inaled. Thompson popped out National League E. J. V. Woodson, }but Glenn and Lucas e lone defeat handed tea, the Miller was held up on third. son. Kit Lackey. Bowery Bums was ad-| iickok popped out to shortfield. refreshments were ministered by the B29's in, That ended the threat. the guests after the} the second battle staged in| Perks hit safely ene: the jed once for the Fleming hes won the series. It was close, 3 to| Bums Sartain and Heart, Presideniial Cita- 2. The visitors resent that|safely cach and Naval Citation, loss and have invited the | ie the field, Glean, H Bombers to play them in Mi-|Poulas Played 4 gress / ami. The Bums the Miamians, Mayan, ms will attempt s ~ | Sweeting, C. Albury and t to avenge that loss. lfor the locals.” pitehing Andy Parks} Score by innings: . nu" he gat, erest support on the! Bowery 011, @00 at critical moments | Bombers G21 000 vietory fo the B29's| Poules and Hickok; Parks ling for the Bums! TWo-base hit: Sweeting: were Poulas and Glenn at! Ps no hits Hickok, Kaslick and | cut: by Poulos &, hy Parks 6 a mae Two tiny coptules contorm Miller afield. je on baile. off Poulas 1; time ont Leoen; Dutnallp ent w vitA var House pawr| ALL VITAMINS First Game lve mpires: Gibson known essential to human Th the first game of the series, [Knecht “— - a oe " at the Bayview Park Field Third Game ¥ might, the Bowery soft-| American Legion bowed to the tay au Gallers walked all over the Ma-! visitors 3 to 5 im the third game, Machin-| played at the Stadium Field. “g club Henson started on the mound for the Legionnaires and allowed of but two hits in two innings bul the locals, mn great! four runs were scored off iis de-}e°" ® Be gle. At the end of the second | livery. Claude Valdez relieved| 20oklyn J Gro Ste, SSuanet FOR SALE—22' Trailer, on rent- | fining he hed the Bums on the, him and held the Miamians to Her- Chief Operator free lot. $600. J. 'N. Arm-| om an of « 1-0 score. From then | five hits in the next five frames. | / strong, 649% William Street, it was disaster for him and| Glenn went the route for the rete yg OFFICE after 6 p.m 31 -3t hia motes | visitors, giving ap only four safe- First Game TELEPHONE 12 PR i = ie the third, Griffin walked! ties He struck oul seven, At New York RHE ae 1948 HUDSON TERRAPLANE. Hard as tile yet smooth as velvet—that's iter batters. Combined with al Joe Mira hit safely twice for] Philadelphia 242 — Buby High Chair. 15-G Porte $10 Duval Strest why even ome i Seuple of errors and three singles,| the Legion. Poulas and Marshi™e~ York 361 — --—————. -- Pless ‘e ed ptr | grease stains c off with a (Ee Cutters piled up five runs! got two apiece fer the vistors Barrett and Semenick, Feid-| WANTED es full tome | 000 damp cloth. Paint your walls and wood- Gee clinched the game. os “ a i> [men and Lombard employment No experience ne-| ~ ick- % oa pelt ay ee Second Game cary SH Kew & Co, {VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor COMPLETE pyri nabs ye a li ye | ' At bat for the Bums, Gienn and! played r ~ eo 61! nee: Ce ve gt he cote a PLAT Kast& cot: hits in his m wl. Va ov i and 1 | | —_—" . Maney aged — Fg. Sam Andrews) Mogile | " GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-! —— —| neceived Dally by Leased Wise, Fleming and Elisabeth Street $265... > “Chew” Babe, ctelBoeen Ete td t's pee Shave most City Pharmacy gr es seers & ae ei | PHONE 270 ee an inming for the Machin-| Legion O10 GOL i-3 4 2 American League } septl-ime! johnson and *rusto-t| Oo } VoL after relieving Griffin, gave} Glenn and Hickok; Hansen, C. First Geme “ ss 5 arg . Popular Brands PIERCE Way to Graham when he walked Valdes and F. Sands, James Mira.| At Philadelphia R. a 5] PANIES pomng tety & Co ; SOUSE for as . £ ’ fies men and allowed three hits.| Stolen bescs: Glenn, Poules,| New York siz 2/ general office work Navarro, FURNISHED HOUSE for sale; CIGARS and COLD | ’ Graham stired the side and fin-| Kaslik, Marsh; sacrifice hit: Hie-| Philadelphia af) = OS al tie Gee ir Ve GZ tehed O ce | kok: struck out: by Glenn 7, by] Sevens and Robinson; Bowies, | — snare -ggrnrnae ne Gree 1500 Georgie Bt SOFT DRINKS iB F00d t Por cabs Albu nd Bok-| Hensen |. bases on balls: off Han-| Fowler and Rosar |GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE| Apply at 3010 Seidenberg Ave., | - OF Sach hit safely twee jeen 3, off Valder 3, off Glenn 4 Second Game WORK and Cigarette Stamp-| MacArthur subdivision el Out osrciing he fheld were] time of game: 1.00; umpires: Gib-|New York ena) Se A, Sees etnias PRR A a nt . ee Giher and Gochring | > json ent Gaede Philadelphia sie Drane septi-tf Pe gear : LLL ALLL ALLL LLM Le Oe Oe heh he te te Sn Se tn tn Ss Sn Sin Sin tn Ms ss te te tn tte te St ie he tet tte ' Fourth Geme | Dublel, Halcombe and Dres wANTED a, chieten any, Howned H mt] The “great” Sue Grittin tgj-jcher: Black, Berry, Perris and) 00 Ficming a a oa # ACP leered for the second time in ee George . LISTINGS wanted on keys prop- septi-2tx > series when he appeared on a erty. Off the heart of the, —— ' o ¥)| mound for the Machinists in oF ac First Game ‘i ie pens! cig athod wy Poemmemea gee MBING WORK ; The Next Time You Go Any Place ¢ Sloe rgsinat to Meamione "Teig|®. Laie Cis 0; Oot 2 Revtinn Btemerads,| and SUPPLIES. Teste, Love- |B RIDE THE BUS cs played i the rain at{Cleveland 96 lee) SE ae se ; : ew Park Pield Moncrief and Hayworth; Smith, |; SEAMAN, experience unnc a ak Gainer Gel cade uli for Convenience and Economy! te ee ee I scissor: S| eae, ae ee tae : "| batters. Final score was M0 jp 4/ Cleveland 4% 3 FOR RENT ne 7 - 4 - ) * off! Once again, | the iniste| West, <Bhirley and Mancuso; a — \ ver flarted out wilh « be me Harder, Gromek and Hayes FOR SALE—Crib, high chair, ~ 3 : . T ut oI a ° eee a baby rock hai Address ts mur cune im the top half of the} At Boston RHE > t open ne — . Ke oe ‘tare yaaa * : LOWER APARTMENT at BABY LAYETTE; new, $30.00 4 i } , \ same stanza At the end of the! Pierreti, Appleton and Ferrel 1307 Whitehead St Call sanew septde-3tx 5 } ght the! third, the count stood 4 to 3 in| F Bac: jolm = 4 : pe count ood 4 v0.3 in| Ferrisn, Barrett and Holm Opposite Officers’ Club [ELECTRIC refrigerator: go , a & : 8 us tallied deae tes ee he ae - . . z No Children Pet 713 Windsor Lan sept4-3tx 3 , urth on these singles, » triple| Ul — acct t The Citizen 0} , ; m the fifth, they sent across four : — — rows: mere runners e- Good cond $15.00 14-A a un m three hits and First Game ques | Porter Place sept4-3t Q firee bases on bail At Detrost RHE i he z : : het gave them three victories | Ch > —____ FOR a " = , i Eien tm de eee [Chicos su 1 . ion deo Ee FOR SALE REASONABLE 2s 5 lenn and Paulas each hit safe-| Humphries, Johnson and Tresh, P*!¥#te toilet. Shower. Hot! | Hand B ‘ck Be “gg » eee ia three times; Kaslik and Mar-| Bridges, Caster and Swift od water in every seen 1 Hand Block Machi 4 ae got two apiece. For the Ma-! Gesend Gene Maid service. Central locat Fey Haney Hachine > hinists, whe were held to five| Chicago een 325 Duval Street sept !-6tx 3 ‘ we 4 J ? ? ut bingles by Pa Valder, Baker,| Detroit ar . ey my Ke Ww iH « aut wry, Carey and Goehring got| Grove, Dietrich and Tresh FURNISHED ROOM. laund 016 Vicon “ ne _ iH | | aie by and two sesints at shortllell. wash — eet-s / utstanding in the field for thet ese Sweet, Malty EXCEPTIONALLY large furn-|Goop OAK DINING TABLE ; na mers, as were Baker, Gothez and rf . hed room. 2210 Staples| ~).0. gon , a Goehring G an, Keath, Meph| eadlines Get "Em avenue septl-Stx os ee pet Ss 3 We don’t blame you if you don't like to have a bus shed and raMo#e —_-—_— . . - y ‘ os mg when} the visitors a wy (Ry Amectated Prose) aan : rn) "0m Suite, including Ward. |B start moving before you're safely on; or if you get Parks singled and advanced e} Score by innings Ru FT GAINES, Ga—l Bs a = apertment; nicely furn-| be with cedar beck. McCon-|3 nervous when the driver starts the motor before 4 ae os socrifien ond ¢ mn |Stueniaiele eM tse os 1 M\trested malt, iop.congm ora bon| shed. bath, ‘het and cold wate nell, 517 Fleming St 4 "re off. Ow aig : 4 le by Maigret proved t Bowery 201 340 x10 16 4{°% airmail stationery you ‘want enly, no pets. Apply GS septt-2tx ° ie 98 om oe pea rey trent ; : Bt he winning | Sue Griffin and Gomez; Paulas|*¥bseribe to the Southwest Geo: = 1" . —+\p _—— poses _ <n yrcdad Bems cron nal merk-| and Glenn gian. These are given away free MISCELLANEOUS a Lost > lines are so crowded with passengers, we'll appre- ; #9 came in th aif of the| Three-base hit: Kaslik; two-|ith each subscription and Edi ey = -1> ciate your patience in waiting to board the b a ‘ lee on singles by Miller, Thor wee hit Glenn: stolen bases:|t0T-Publisher Robert L. S. Bick- Lawn —_— TAN WALLET, containing 4 War > cag And io a ae 4 om and Gievn, With two nen Martin, Valder, Baker; sacrifice|f0rd. says he's almost doubled pair — — = ~~ Re-| Bonds, pay check and other pa- P your cooperation in getting off as quickly as you can. P| 7 tefl on bees ot * out, Le- bit P. Machin: struck out: by)/¢iteulation since he took over the toot dieannd Key y= roy Scaginee — an 8 popped out, Hickok struck Poulas 0, by Griffin 4; bases on| Weekly 2 few months he! j ‘ i Eel ce ee ee comite out ed * fie st to left | balls: off Grittin 5. oft Paulas 2: circulation and only Rg a —— = Curry, $25 United street H KEY WEST TRANSIT CO., Ine. In the fourth, three Bums went! double play: Baker to Goehring|Tun by Mrs. Bickford, who is list. panne Sines capti-ime aug31-3tx |> tr J. W. SELLERS, Manager PHONE 1087 own swinging They were Kas-| to Gomes: time of game ~led on # r , > pasa . TT fifth, they bo started but) Pedro Aguilar was the official! The ice cream and frosted malted! Venetian Blind Co. 112 I 6 See Se Shdite aigped in the bed. Bititer coorer ef the tees en peed spewed menay mod ag fl Somer e. 112 D Mary E. Rector, co Key We septt-ime, Police Dept i al litte ett nen dk