The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 8, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1945 Br co selgsasvessecsseceusaesstann cee HONOR ROLL AT SOCIETY A, MRS. KNIGHT WID AT JUNIOR WOMAN’S CLUB SOCIAL By PATRICIA H JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB held, their meeting Thur 8:00 p.m. at the Womai building on Duval St bridge Most of and -| Street. 2 potato Mrs. Harry Knight got solation prize, a jar of bath After there licious lun of hot ct mixed sandwiches, cookie checolate Br s. The hostes were Mrs. Joseph Lopez and M Arthur Humphreys. Those attending Anna Tuttle, son, Miss Hel we Lake, Mrs. Joseph Lopez a Arthur Humph There will be a business meet- ing Tuesday, Dec. 11, 3:00 p.m. nd tad ed WINTER VISITORS to Florida are Major General and M Jameson, U.S. Retired, Richmond, Va. At the time they are spending their day in Key West with Miss Etta Pat- terson. The Jamesons are charmed Key West and the nk ‘weather here is delight kk * SUGAR AND SPICE and every BOMBERS SUFFER FIRST DEFEAT OF | WINTER SEASON CIVILIAN WORKERS’ PITCHER VIDAL HELD LEADERS TO) TWO HITS IN 7 TO 2 Loss! LAST NIGHT AT PARK FIELD, | ith i Civilian League leading B29 Bombers last night at Bayview Park suffered their first def of the winter season af fi straight triumphs. Civil ers, a team fans didn't the first division, thumped Bombers, 7 to 2. The Civilian Worker was duc mostly to the itching of Vidal, who allowed vy-hitting Bom just blows, one in the third| hy C. Garcia and the secord in| the sixth by Valdes. { Bombers were held runless un- til the sixth. The two runs they’ scored came when Vi momen- tarily weakened. He i bases on balls in the sixth a combined with a wild pitch and Roy Valdes’ hit, two B29’s cross- ed the plate Workers scored or ond on an err a double by J. third on an e three hits anc ate for) the alk, and once in each the sixth and-seventh in-/ t nings. Castellano’s two hits le batters of the game. Score Civiilan Workers— 014 001 1—7 000 002 0. Vidal nd G. Valdez: Harris and “Pie Tray Three-base hit base hits: Castell struck out: by Vi 1. by Harris 4: ba: Parks 1, off R. HE Bombers third and Hen | Albury or T. Dixon on the mound, | U.S.S. Chewink and Boca Ch Field played a good first five innings of the ni but in the sixah the Div ed thrice and settled th ment 7 to 3 i heir favor Branch, the Chewink pitcher, poled a home run with two nm on bases. That the blo decided the is Dixon hit safely the batters. Branch allowed the Boca Ct ans just three hits. Score Boca Chica Field— 002 1000-3 3 2. USS Chewink— 030 013 x. 8 4 Neal and Gudermuth: Branch; ard Hagler. ) Home run: Rranch: stolen b7s- es: Ca lo. Hansford: double nlave Cunassisted), Mc- Donald to Castello ta Bodycomh: struck out h 4° bases on off Neal 7: umpires: Shernerd and Gibson; scor Aguilar. | twice to top R.H.E. rt Gens. Sh Rradlev test-! ify for unified armed forces i t! the Woman's Club food sale, to} 3.| of the great and near-great and | public all of next week. Hours! ' | i to 3 p. | j regret the inability of the Cubans} | to play the amateur champions of} bill tomorrow ! gan | Cambridge, England. SAN CARLOS SCHOOL The following is the honor roll for San Carlos School for December 7, 1945: Mario Rodriguez, 6th grade; Aida Disgdierlt, 4th grade; Olga Bravo, 2nd grade; Gloria Disg- THE KEY WEST CITIZEN dierlt, 2nd grade; Jose Rodrig-| uez, Ist grade; Anita Fernandez, | 1st grade. Perfect Attendance Olga Brazo, Sandra Heffield,; Food Sale, Key West Woman's Orlando Bravo, Mario Disg-! Ciub. Clubhouse, Duval St. | dierlt, George Disgdierlt, Betty: MONDAY | Roberts, Alicia Pons, Orquidea! Poinciana P.-T. A. Monthly] Fernandez, Ana Fernandez. Meeting. School Auditorium.! 1 | i i j { thing nice could be the slogan of| be heid this afternoon between} four and six o’clock on the Wom- an’s Club Veranda on Duval the rate of Ze a word for Gon, bat the minimum charge for the first 35 words or less is 30e. baked beans, cole slaw, alad, cakes and pies will all be on sale, and it's all home- cooked. Sounds very good and the line will form on the right for the ham. Pak plantas THOSE OF YOU who are browsing around in search of something unusual and lovely ght do well to go up to the mercial Department of the high school where you will] d two rooms exhibiting over pieces of art by one of our interesting annual visiting} s, Mrs. Phoebe Hazeiwood Te insure publication, copy must the day of publication. —_ HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS WAGE INCREASE Learners now earn a mini- mum of $26.00 per week for 48 hours work There are pictures of black and| white cuttings, portraits on glass,} etchings of floral pieces on black glass, portraits on glass of the American scene, a rare miniature, | a glass medallion with portraits, etc. There are silhouettes of the Key West scene and silhouettes Wage rates for experienced Operators are proportion- ately higher some local folk. This artist rates Who's Who inj Art in America. She has exhib- ited at the Corcoran Art Gallery} in Washington, D. C., and won immediate acclaim. This exhibit wili be open'to the Frequent increases, addi- tional payment for evening, Sunday and holiday work MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES will be 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 Let our Chief Operator, Mrs. McDermott, tell you the whole story BALL FANS WILL | STILL HAVE TWO Apply 9 to 5 at the TELEPHONE OFFICE decl-tf | Wanted—Clerks, male and fe TROJANS TO PLAY AMERICAN; male. Messenger for day-tim | work. Appl ion. LEGION: RED RAIDERS TO, “O'™ “PPY ee US TAKE ON MACHINISTS IN; HOT GAMES SCHEDULED Wanted At Once—Teachers, regu- lar or substitutes. Contact W. E. Fowler, Harris School, phone 50. dec5-4tx By NESTOR CASTANEDA | Due to bad weather conditions n the vicinity of Cuba, the Regia) ll team of the Island Re-| Wanted—Good used car for cash. ublic failed to make its schedul-| Call Bill O'Brien, 657-W. : ip here to play the Key West | dec6-6tx s this weekend. All Stars WANTED F All | Two-wheel baggage trailer. Must in good condition, reason- ably priced. Phone 232. dec7-3tx to come here as they were anxious} our neighboring republic. i Nevertheless, baseball fans of! Key West will have an opportun-; tomorrow to witness two ex-| citing ball games at the Munici-} pal Stadium. ~The first battle will! get underway atl p.m. | ‘ PERSONAL Trojans Vs. Legion The opening clash of the twin! J. A. Myer, painting and decorat- will feature Tro-) jing contractor. Call at 919 jans, with “Bubber” Sweeting on| White st. or phone 290 for free the mound and Joe Navarro be-} estimates. dec4-6tx hind the plate, and American Le- gion. Trojans will be playing) MISCELLANEOUS their first game of the season and} 512 Simonton street after 5 p.m. dec7-6tx > will be out for victory at the ex-| Refrigeration salcs and service.| pense of the Legionnaires. On the other hand, Legion will eking its second successive} A ‘hot” time is expected. | Pitching for Legion will be Ken| Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. | Meadows and Daniel Lastres will] Used furniture bought and sold.| be accepting his slants. | Trojans claim to have a very} ‘ong team, with such players as} Key West Bedding Co., phone 669, 515 Front st. decl-Imo § Evelio (Skipper) Rueda, Navarro,} Lawn mowers, saws, knives, scis- .: Jackie iT. Davila. Carbonell, Sweeting and} sors sharpened. Sewing ma- Conchs Vs. Red Raiders Red Raiders, who bowed to the} Machinists last Sunday, will be eeking revenge at the expense f Conchs in the second game. s were also defeated last trunks, locks, ete., repaired. Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. dec5-tf Clifford Kerr, painting contractor. Specialty, interior and exterior decorating. Roof painting, wa- terproofing and corking around windows on concrete building. $ will use either Charles with Izzy Rodriguez doing the] catching. Conchs will try to get back into the win column with d of Pubio Carbonell toss- s‘slants at the Raiders and ond (Tarzan) Albury accept- them behind the plate. 1155-J for free estimate. dec5-6tx achinists, the other team in} incase oa Sts. land City Baseball League,! “e be idle tomorrow. | cake ee ie Se at Managers predict two exciting just what the fans and themselves like to see. In t Sunda games, the out- standing incident or..the “hats off” play was executed by Or- lando Rodriguez. The young Ma) chinist catcher’s sharp single into centerfield, with two down and the score tied in the last half of the seventh, won the game for his club. Incidents such as this] are what makes baseball the na- tion’s No. One pastime. Electric motors repaired. We call for and deliver. Romero's Elec- tric Service, 2612 Harris Ave., or phone 585. dec8-6tx FOR HIRE For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Temporary phone, 444, from 8 am. to 6:30 p.m. dec-imo Se FOR SALE CHARTERED !N 1636 MILWAUKEE.—Harvard Col- lege, chartered in 1636, was mod-| elled after Emanuel College at} $2.00 each. 919 Southard st. dec6-3t 1940 Sixty-one overhead Harley m motorcycle. 916 Geor- dce5-6tx Subscribe to The Citizen. be in the office before 11 o'clock on! Wanted—Pickup truck or coupe,' 1938-"41 model. Apply reat of nov22-I1mo | } chines, small motors, suit cases, | Call at 222 Duval st. or phone} Written bids will be received un-} til Monday, December 10th, at} USO, | 60 young Leghorn laying hens. | A AEE i 8 p.m. | TUESDAY | Business Meeting, Junior Wom- H an’s Club. 8.00 p.m. Wor H an’s Clubhouse. SUNDAY { USO Beach Club Dance. 9 p.m.} Clubhouse, 1021 Duval Street.: 2- and 3-bedroom bungalows, | a ae a i ee ene _wetenetes:| Beach Club Dance | down payment, j payable monthly. Johnson & Sunday Night | Johnson, Phone 372. decl-tf | FOR SALE | USO Beach Club, 1021 Duva!| reet is sponsoring |dance tomorrow clock at the club, Aeronotes newly ;Piece band. Memt band are officers and enlihted j personnel from Boca Chica and: | ; Furniture for one bedroom apart-| <;, | ment, complete. Boy’s bicycle, pre-war frame, balioon tires. Enquire 29-J, White and Unit- ed, Naval Housing. dec6-3tx Household furniture for complete two-bedroom house. $85. 19A! Naval Air Station. Naval Air Station. dec6-3tx} Under the | | Sperry with Al B 1945 Cushman auto-glide scoot-| as business er, side car, 6 months old. Wa-| nofes have a! terproof canvas cover for en-; ing a name f tire machine, $250 cash. Jung,! dispensers of sweet Bldg. 145, NOB, Key West. | and solid rhy dec6-3tx | morrow night prom | gala affair. 1941 Indian motorcycle, new tires,| Because of the dance tomor- overhauled engine, saddle bags,| Tow night the regularly sched- windshield, etc. $300. Jung,! uled movie will be shown in- j; Bldg. 145, NOB, Key West. } stead tonight at 8:30, Paul J.: dec6-3tx| Schwegler announced. The fea | ture is to be Keys of The King- Original hand-painted tropical) dom. i Pictures by a local artist. An ——_——___ ideal Christmas gift. Paul G.| JOHN H. MARTIN } TO GET RELEASE i | DiNegro, 614 Francis st. | (Special to The Citizen) dec6-6tx of those rust stains caused by; Pearl Harbor, T. H., Dec. 8.—j; dripping water in your bathtub,| John H. Martin, of 1025 Fi ng sink or wash basin? Ask for] street, Key West, is on his way} “Lustretile”. Will do the job| home. ; ieee quicker and better than any-| Martin is one 1,200 high- | thing else and will work when| Point Marine vete s who.n thej all else faiis. Also perfect for} Magic Carpet is bringing back | Trust and tarnish on all metal! ' the a aboard the USS| surfaces. “If your bumpers or| Kalinin Bay. | ; grill work, ete. are rusted on The USS Kalinin Bay—one of | | your auto, “Lustretile” is made! more than 250 carrier fe a for you. Come in for demon-| Ships, cruisers, and acl trans-| stration. Pepper's Plumbing,! ports in the Navy's famed Magic 512 Fleming, Phone 118. | Carpet fleet—left Pearl Harbor, | dec7-7tx| Tuesday, November 27, and_ is {scheduled to arrive in San | Diego at an early date. { Passengers will go directly to} the Separation Centers rcareseil their homes to complete the} formalities of obtaining their! ischarges before returning to civilian life. : For Sale—Da you want to get rid ——————Seee ; There are only 2 used pre-war bathtubs left. They are in per-| fect shape, so if you need one, | here they ate. A small ship-| ment of Crane “Champion”! + automatic water heaters just} arrived. They are of pre-war construction. If you want hot water any time you turn on the| <a tap, this is your opportunity.} Pepper’s Plumbing, 512 Flem-} ing, Phone 118. dec7-3tx | | Kitchen cabinet, twin beds, mat-| tresses and pillows. 1214 Semin-} ary st. dec7-2tx = | Three rooms of. furniture, _ good } condition, reasonable. 28B Na-, | val Housing Proj. nov8-3tx ! Life Bar, corner Whitehead and; Greene sts. Apply Life Bar, Mr. Felipe Carbonell. Bar to, include property also. Reason-| ' able. Cash or terms. dec8-3tx | 6-piece bamboo living room suite.| 41F Naval Housing. dec8-2tx For Sale — Boy’s _ balloon-tired bike, thoroughly overhauled, new paint, tires, tubes, grips.’ $25. Can be seen 10 to 12 noon. | 1513 Reynolds Street. dec8-2tx | BABY CHICKS j Baby chicks, bloodtested; Barred Rocks, N. H. Reds, $9.95 per! { 100. Unsexed. Speéial assort- | ed, $695 per 100. Shipped C.0.D. .London Poultry, Box! 1844, Trenton 7, N. J. oes FOR RENT Detective stories, romances, biog-| raphies, all the best new books, | some for 5c per day, many for only 10c for a whole week. Paul Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon-| ton and Eaton streets. | dec1-tf Comfortable room with twin beds. Private bath. 724 Eaton st. dec6-3tx! | Furnished apartment. 1219 Eliza! | street. dec7-3tx i | Housekeeping reoms, all utilities,’ | furnished. $10.00 and $12.00 per; | week. Paul's Tire Shop, 426) White. . dec7-6tx | Apartment on William street.) Electric frigidaire, private kitch-! en and bath. Apply from 5 to } 7 p.m., 1224 Duval street. i deci-tf length sleeves. Farnished 3-room cottage, two- bedroom house and apartment for 2 couples. Apply 609 Grin-| nell st., evenings and Sunday) only. decT-2tx ; navy. LOST t — Car keys for Plymouth, in black! key-case container. Millard, Gibson, No. 1 Fire Station. | i dec8-itx'- la the Spanish mode. Program On Monday At Poinciana Place The Poinciana P.-T. 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