The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 25, 1945, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN MIAMI EXPECTS | ALL-TIME HIGH AT GRID GAMES Guage 3 1 “1 should think | stockholders | their stubborn heads into the best | seunmicaNe's MC2E ATTEND- eed 6 mament, hesitant * i want to expand to— piled app! cart. u = ‘ ; N thie bunch of stuffed) couldn't be led. No, while Mar! ANCE RECORD “SURE” EX- ‘ * muttered the plump/| Sheridan might ws a ma- | Hiadys. “One old dame with more|ternally protective feeling CEPT Fi a : en brains controlsjevery woman's breast, it didn’t | ‘On LACE OF TEM votes, and the wet/mean that he was capable of PORARY SEATS sends in ) ty agntng his invention to the best ats moss back. his even his own interests. | apeet i puseyfocting through} Carla Hansen was not a lamb; | CORAL “CARLES. — i cing that none of us| she was a she-wolf in Hedy La- | ,. Eorly ES, Fla. Sep od t of - marr clothin, tt arly indications are that " put in the} Carla ene | be out, in case of | Pre-war football attendance at he can say is,|a reorgenization; or if she was | University of Miami 0 rim our sails and ride| able to play her wolf game on | games this fall will approach the rm _out’” these succeeding Sherid. all-time ecord for Hu me a ay —" would see she was attendance 184.840 Ss whispered Gladys. “Here | Evelyn James was doing the work 194 —s sume body.” that upheld Carla's reputation. j " 1 im nine home ga Evelyn should have her position | O"!y the fact that po turned from putting her So much for personalities. | seat m th Orange . m & henger to see According to the girls, there i be ie this fa w ‘ h 4 girl with smoky | were enough orders coming in to | keep the Hurricanes from topping eyes enter, cass @ sultry) Warrant an expansion of the | 1 home-game att - « ond and say, “Girls,| plant, but the board refused to if satya : won't do. What would Mr.| release the necessary capital. The F ened nk? board was “trimming sails.” | the Foride Marr 41 | & ame forward then to The girls had called Gram's Three weeks bef easier Jane representative, her proxy, L mene 4 Miss Hansen favored her with | Carter, a “wet smack.” It was to kets w 4 glance which seemed to/| his interest to protect m's in- [ more on her smartly | vestment. He could t v1 tweed she wore than | interest—or could b - ot a ‘Oh, yes, the girl from “I must have a telephone,” said * I hope you'll prove out. | Jane aloud - ry tme for mistakes. A moment later she added, “Td | : teke Miss Green—” better wire for my portable. I'd | A ‘ | “Miss Grey—" like to keep Gram in touch wit This fe Ag sultry glance, this|each phase of this, and I can't | , - « d by a queer) do it longhand.” Grenae See “I'm sorry, 1 must] She wrote her telegrams, then t inking of value|went out through the early i * name.” spring twilight to file them. The | ‘ tt F ent the three girls| City Hail lay beyond a triangular are that the Ur ing Jane and Carla, | Pa filled with flowers. She | F " . Jane turned quickly to} eyed that a Moment, then m . _ swift smile from break-| directly toward it th Cs “ axed. The new girl In the foyer she paused lina St 4 take moment, found names 4 oe the board, then went dow nuaure “HA ‘ wet a chop and| marble corridor, up a few ‘ “ l J viewed the | and confronted a man in plain je on day’s | Clothes, just leaving ‘ 6 “May f help you ed jan wae a An hour later ik M . an he wasn't t , : might be white ' v " S, nd innocent—or was P detective ned | © - word?—but they | for by the ch {fr i . capable of butting! 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MAY SOON ‘ GAMES TODAY OW Bagagem n' tinued from Page One) National League Mee a ted Precipitation — mer Rair 4 —S or = « Tow ee American League — Ex = * in * . ; -——_—_—_ Relative Humidity THE ANSW | T w's Almanac sa culcaiesaiibingimin =: QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 = t Tomorrow's Tides Hide Tide Low Tide TEMPERATURES “ t 24 po Highest Lowest = ©@ Station last 24 hours last night ~~ ’ - ’ = * PUNERAL’ is A -_ ROARING 81 CC ES- Se semmeteene Press & * as Twe tiny copsviee contern : “ “a ALL VITAMINS > ag BR-RR N a known to be essential ¢ - N 7 72's $2.59 + esa fe e 288+ $7.95 -— * r & GARDNER'S FRARMACY ——- Ret cee oe eer So mei | Locking At Washington |VICTORY on cull GB | Will Federal Aid Start Public Works Program? ee ee DANCE ON | SATURDAY —w A victory dance wilt Mayor Fiorello La Guardia, of nex: Saturday, Sept. 29, at SERVICE SOFTBALL New York, warns Congress that piect Reserve Club rooms, start- LEAGUE RECORDS |x will fedelay unless it acts ing at 8:30 p. m. and ending Other softball records of the|te Service League have just released by the official scorer,| Pedro Aguilar ter reveal Be had an! average of gy COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Deily by Leased Wir —0o— Populer Brands of CIGARS and COLD SOFT DRINKS , » , 7 , > > , » 7 > , . , > > > . > > > > > 4 > 4 , 5 a Without delay to provide grants been war public works program. largest Paunicka was the leading hit-\pudget fer 1946 of about $225 in the league during the half 990,900, which, he says, could be schedule just closed, the records | @x panded to $450,000,000 if Fed- the municipality for its post The Mayor of the nation’s city suggests a catital popular feature on Saturday nights at the Fleet Reserve Club! again, it is stated. Subscribe to The Citizen. ‘al grants. ase fortheoming. Sou. | Of course, Congress can hardly | __ eee tnt Two otter players/in’ the cir- afford to make a special grant for cuit averaged above Paunicka the benefit of the city of New! but they were pot regulars. > | York with@ut providing grants on were » Who hit 667, a8 an equal basis in other centers Harris, .600 of Government throughout the, Other players batting 400 oF| notion ' better include: Many months ago, the Federal | ama auth, .473 |Government offered to provide | Ame » funds to enable local governmen- | ol , wt a |tal units to prepare plans for | Fat “ i post-war pfojects. Under the plan che, 430 the Federal Government provid- | 128 ed the necessary funds which 421 constituted an outright gift in the > event that the projects planned were not subsequently construct ed The idea behind the Federal! red the|Proposal was to stimulate the il formulation of plans so that, in ison and|the event widespread unem hoff and ployment, ime would be lost in the preparation of plans andj garnered the projects could get underway e 13 each, im ely. Unfortunately, not Paynicka and Tuttle 12 cach, Bice many g al units. took Il, and Avery and Alte 10 advanta offer j et There tynsidermble tem- Bi 6, Avery 34, Kalafoski! porary w ment in the next and Bice 30 each were the play-jtweive im who went to bat the | most !asis of pre P . : , econom unemployment | i . . Wo-D88-lwill not last jong. The p§ocess of A 4 5 0 Bice and | reconve Tmon unde . Wen ns _ ost experts look fc t C Nag of a boom in product , Br og pe gies tter part of 1946 Seug Paunicka and/Come aA, the bx 2 b ‘ee. |UPON several f ase hit o success Your old directory is now out of date! Use the new directory woe call igewer emens th an ie just delivered os it includes the additions ond changes in B ree nd Guder-|Country j listings made since the lost directory wos printed. Rdect b Avoid calling from memory! If you do not know @ number - Es - _e or if you are in doubt, you can save time and get better F 4 Service by consulting your new directory for oll listed sub- “ed scribers. 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The t a ' » ODT Contrel > Over Bus Lines 4 Has Been Taken OY > > For the > > CONVENIENCE > 4 of the , All Day PUBLIC 3 d0e = , c SERVICE NO. 1 POINCIANA . > PERSONNEL ABOUT ONE-FOURTH USED : ; > BUS SCHEDULE to We Have ; GOLF COURSE exrenben Leave Leave OUR LINES + Southard and Club . Duval Sts. House ' _ = —_____— 9:10 A.M. 9:35 A.M General Hospital EET 1:05 P.M. | 1:30 P.M per 4:55PM. 5:20PM the BROADWAY SUNDAY SERVICE Key West CIGAR STORE Hourly on the Hour Municipal Hospital $10 Duval Street GOLF CLUBS for RENT Fare, 180 -—oU0— . KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, inc. J. W. Sellers. Manager Pr too PILI LP DIDI I DIDI ISS SID OD OTTO SOT aes vrrrerere ~ ta Ae eA eA ASSSSLSSSASSSSESSSLS BEETS EAEAEEEBAEEDEDEADESEADEDDADEADEADDOMOAOES