The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 19, 1945, Page 3

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ne eesen acne FOLLOWING THROUGH By PEDRO AGUILAR LLL IEEE BASEBALL On baseball, I will try to give! you the best I can as I missed the| last three games played. From the first game played this! THURSDAY year at the Municipal Stadium to the one played on Navy Day,| I will say the best catchers have| been Izzy Rodriguez and O. Rod-| riguez—the Rodriguez clan is in| the lead. j The leading pitchers have been! Sweeting, Meador, Chas. Albury,! P. Baker and P. Carbonell. { At first base we have “Crip”) Lastres, Malgrat, J. Navarro and R. Cruz. They have played that bag well. Second base has been covered| in good style by T. Valdez, Cates, Domenech, C. Valdez, Cates, D.} Perez and A. Acevedo. On third, the best have been! M. Hernandez, Gomez, C. Albury, O. Cruz, J. Carbonell, M. Ace- vedo, O. Cruz, D. Perez. Prancing around at short we have Chas. Albury, J. Navarro, Baker, G. Valdez, J. Albury, Eloy} Acevedo. In the outfield, the best have been: Leftfield—Joe Mira, J. Garcia, P. Machin, McCoy, Aritas, Davila, Keer and Barcelo. Centerfield—R. Rueda, Baker, E. Acevedo, Zell, McCollough, R.| Thompson, Kerr, Malgrat and B. Roberts. Rightfield—“Pie Traynor”, Bus- ter Roberts, J. Aritas, Williams, Papy, C. Griffin, F. Carbonell and Sweeting. All have played well, so let’s see who will make the All-Star} team for 1945 in baseball. j ———— | NOTES OF NAVY STARS This concerns the game the) Navy All Stars played with the} Reglas in Havana at the Univer-| sity of Habana on Saturday, De- cember 15. First, Charley Gibson was not his old self im the box and Crooks | was wild. Ferguson made up for their lack but playing a bang-up game, as did Lauman. Navy got as many hits as the Cubans but couldn’t mix them at the right moments. The impression is that the Navy All Stars of Navy Day game here could have won over the Cuban amateur champs and some day will prove it. DeLuca poled two safely. Rhodes played good at the mid- dle bag. Cuba outifelders were kept busy snagging flies to hold down the visitors. Rosas and Acosta were the best in the field Baez smashed a homer’ in the second with one on for the Cu- bans. NEWS AND NOTES OF THE YEAR In softball in Key West, outstanding teams of the year have been, in the City League, the Machinists with 31 won, four lost and two tied, and the B29 Bombers. Machinists won both halves of the first City League schedule the} this year and clainted the playoff} in the first} from Porter Place half and won over the Army Bar- racks and B29 Bombers in the second half that ended in Octo- ber. At present, in the winter sched- ule of the City League, the Ma- chinists are tied for first place} with the Bombers, each having} - five victories and one loss. | “Dutch” Gehring has been the manager of 'the Machinists ll through the year. Del Valle won the batting crown in regular City League} play this year and so far Parks is leading the winter league. Williams, “Pie Traynor”, Sweet- ing, Higgs and James Mira have played well behind the plate. “Sue” Griffin, J. Walker, Parks, C. Harris, Rosam and Arias have pitched great ball and those ar-| riving late, F. Villareal, Lucilo,} Buster Roberts and F. Tynes, have done their share, too. At first, Castellano, Goss, ‘Crip’} Lastres, Malgrat, Peter Valdez and Joe Mira have played the po- sition in good style. | Outstanding at second base have been Tata Valdez, Lou Gon- zalez, S. Lewis, Gutierrez, M. Lo- | | | Active or t games| | 19, 1945 CITY SPORTS Passive Recreation THE WEATHER ES ROIS ES FORECAST DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park Field . (Night Games) | cloudy. this afternoon and |night with occasional shower: | Thursday partly cloudy; cooler jtonight; colder Thu: jerate southwesterly w: afternoon, shifting to |morthwest and north jand Thursday. Florida: Mostly ;showers in south portion and {colder in north portion today; partly cloudy, colder in north jand central portions, cooler in extreme south portion tonight; Thursday fair and colder. Jacksonville Straits: Fresh winds, south- westerly, shifting to northwest- erly over north portion today and tonight; partly cloudy Thursday. East Gulf: Fresh winds today, northwesterly over north por- {tion and southwesterly over 7:30—Outside Machinists Holsum Bread. 9:00—American Legion vs. Avi- ation Civilians. BASKETBALL at High School Gymnasium (Night Games) WEDNESDAY— 7:00—Convent Varsity vs. Con- -vent Alumnae. 8:15—Key West Transit Co. vs.) Miami Herald. 9:30—Sweeting’s Auto Service vs. Miami Daily News. BASEBALL at Municipal Stadium (Afternoon Games) SUNDAY— vs. ds this fresh tonight | westerly tonight; fresh north- jerly winds Thursday; most; cloudy weather with a few showers over south portion to- day and over extreme south por- tion tonight; partly cloudy Thursday. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warn- ings have been issued. DAILY REMINDERS | By ece RECREATION Bayview Park — Shuffleboard,! tennis, basketball, and handball! courts. South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Masonic Patio—Shuffleboard. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Deepsea fishing, small boats. |Key West, Fla, Dec, 19, 1945 |Observation taken at 7:30 am. Eastern Standard Time - jati tapers Press (City Office) Th Temperatures ANNIVERSARIE: : TODAY'S = Highest last 24 hours 1731—Thomas Willing, Phila- | Lowest last night delphia mayor, patriot, pioneer | Mean a |banker, subscriber of a fortune| Normal — in 1780 to continue the war, born Precipitation in Philadelphia. Died Jan. 19,| Rainfall, 24 hours ending 1821. | 8:30 a.m., inches _ = 1814—Edwin H. Stanton, Ohio | Total rainfall since Dec. 1, lawyer, Lincoln's great secretary| inches - eee aS) of war and mainstay, born at! Deficiency since Dec. 1, Steubenville, Ohio. Died Dec.| inches Z Sale 24, 1869. | Total rainfall since Jan. 1, 1829—Ada L. Howard, first} inches - president of Wellesley College, | Excess since January 1875, first woman college presi- inches _____ & dent, born Temple, N. H. Died Relative Humidity March 3, 1907. 93% 1852 — Albert A. Michelson, Tomorrow’s famed University of Chicago, Sunrise physicist, Nobel _ prizewinner, | Sunset “an artist in all his ways and| Moonrise - works,” born in Germany (here | Moonset eae. as a baby). Died May 9, 1931. Tomorrow's Tides 1865—Minnie Maddern Fiske, (Naval Base) famed actress, who devoted High Tide - Low Tide much of her private life to the 11:17 am, 4:41 am. prevention of cruelty to animals, 10:36 p.m. 3:50 p.m. born in New Orleans. Died Feb. —— TEMPERATURES 15, 1932. | Temperature Gata for the 24 hours ending 7:30 a.m. Highest Lowest Station last 24 hours last night Atlanta . 37 30 | Boston S537 18 | Brownsville _ 69 51 Charleston __ 51 37 Chicago _ . 20 13 Detroit 16 12 Galveston 62 Jacksonville _ 68 Kansas City _ 10 KEY WEST _ 78 K. W. Airport 78 TODAY IN HISTORY 1776—Historic Thomas Paine’s “Crisis” first issued : “There are the times that try men’s souls.” reviving American morale. 1783—Virginia cedes her West- |ern lands to the United States. 1864—Lincoln calls for 300,000 more volunteers, 1904 — Decision of the U. S.| Supreme Court that railroads must provide safety appliances. | 1928 — Almost a million in- eed: cases over country re- | Memphis 36 1941—War-created Bureau of} a a |Censorship begins work. Con-|New Orleans 54 gress extends draft to those from] New York 27 20 to 44 and all males 18 to 64; Norfolk 36 to_ register. | Oklahoma City 33 | y ae oa ae on to-} Pensacola 66 a" y- | Pittsburgh 1944—Powerfi] German forces| st. Tau E ie in _counter-offefisives, push into' Tampa - Beh Belgium and are met by active | MEANING OF WORD American fighting. | TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS | Washington,—The word soldier means “paid man.” The first sol- Wayne C. Taylor, president of | 4; re S - the Export-Impart Bank, formes] gete Re e reianaaea ht oe commerce, | hired himself and his force to any orn in icago, years ago. | 1 7 ay ig ard! CHES Coie ee | power that would pay them. the National Baseball League | | born at Wawaka, Ind., 51 years ago. John D. Biggers, president of | Libbey - Owens - Ford, Toledo, | born in St. Louis, 57 years ago. | Judge Albert B. Maris of Phil- jadelphia, Federal jurist, born | there, 52 years ago. | Dusolina Giannini, famed con-| @. | cert singer, born in Philadelphia, 41 years ago. | Carle C. Conway, chairman-| dec5-1 NOTICE UNDER FICTIFIOUS NAME STATUTE Y GIV lesiring to aze r the fictitious name io and Appliance NOTICE the undersi in business u Dated De W. A cloudy with | through Florida} Doubleheader to be announced.| S°uth portion, shifting to north- | Key West and vicinity: Mostly ; to-! mod- | + \ | 73 | TH 69; * MONROE COUNTY. EN CHANCERY. = FAITH ANI 3ERT B. WADE, D ne and Orde December, By E IN ANE ORDER OF PUB: F t B. f J the alle- be taken f December, Ross C Sav he PIRCUIT COURT OF THE ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, OE COUNTY. IN CBAN- Caxe MAY Neo. 10-4195 LINDHOL Martin Lindholm, Seaman 1/« t. F red this 4 A.D. 1945, «of mroe C (sd) Florence OMAS S. CARO, icitor for the CIRCULT COURT OF z NTH JUDICIAL CERCULT, >» FOR MONKOF COUNTY. TE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- e. Case No. 10-497 VOLA SCHILDT, Plaintiff, ACTION . other- n will be weeks int ewspaper Florida. 4th day of IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE BLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATB OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MOXROE COUNTY. IN CHANC LYDIA C. HER < No. 10-516 KEMP, Plaintiff, DEVORCE KEMP, Defendant. F. ORDER OF PB 4 pear to the Bil anu: Negations lenri J y required to ap- for Didvorce filed t you in the ab or before the 18th A. D. 1946, otherw ry - contained therein will West, mber, Ross C Sawyer Court, Deputy Clerk. JR. IN CHANCERY. Estate of AMIN D. TREVOR. Deceased. 11 Creditors and Persons Having that| of the « to by ms or Demands Against Said nd each of you are hereby nd required to present any ri nds which you, or ve against the and shall be in w Il state the place of post office address nd shall be sworn . his agent, or claim or > and 1945 ;jan2,1946 eee Classified Column under this The Citisem af See quek i sxen- Rasy) is in Se @ i i 15 words or less in 45> Payment tor classified adve rtise-| ments is invarimbly in advanc:, but regular advertisers with ledge. ac-| counts may have their advirtise-| ments eharged. A i To insure padlication, copy | must be im the office before 11 o’cl-sck oF the day of om, HELP WANTED | | | | j } FOR SALE RADIOS for CHRISTMAS Duval Radio and Sales 211 Duval Street decl7-7t Vita Var House Paint, guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25 gallon. There is none finer at any i Pierce Bros. TELEPHONE OPERATORS WAGE INCREASE Learners now earn a raini- mum of $26.00 per week for 48 hours work Fy a t i i Wage rates for experienced operators are proportion- ately higher Frequent increases, addi- | tional payment for evening, Sunday and holiday work i MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES \ Let our Chief Operator, Mrs. McDermott, tell you the whole story Apply 9 to 5 at the TELEPHONE OFFICE decl-tf | | ! | | ) Leading Manufacturer of Medium Priced | CARS and Commercial Vehicles ' Has Opening for | DEALER in Key West See or Write FRED J. DION 512 Simonton Street | P.O. Box 869 H dec13-10t Stenographer - Typist Wanted =I Openings now available for; three stenographers, also ‘one! typist. Full or part-time em-| ployment. Apply Thompson; Enterprises, Inc., 813 Caroline} St. decl7-6t | Furniture 4 mos. old. Liv. rm., dinette, bedrm. suite, bunk beds, child’s chest, dishes, misc. household articles. $425. Deliv- ered $450. Must sell prior to| Dec. 28. Write M. L. Darnold, 4441 S.W. 4th St. Miami 34, or phone 4-4238 between 5 & 7 p.m. dec17-3ts 2- and 3-bedroom bungalows, furnished and unfurnished; small down payment, balance Payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. decl1-tf Vita Var Full Body Floor Varnish: ! $5.00 value, $3.95 gallon, none better. Pierce Bros. decl5-1mo Original hand-painted tropical pictures by a local artist. An} ideal Christmas gift. Paul G. DiNegro, 614 Francis st. dec15-20tx! Vita’ Var Super Chromium Finish} Aluminitm: Paint, covers 30° more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gal- lon. Pierce Bros. decl5-1mo Seventeen-foot Aladdin house trailer in good condition. Can be seen after 7 p.m. or Sun- days. R. J. Bourget, Southern| Inn Trailer Park, 612 Simonton! ots dec15-4tx/ New oven for kerosene stove, co heater, dining table. 802 Catherine street, ask for Perez dec19-3tx Home on double corner, South street. $8,000.00. Terms. L: = corner, Martello Towers section, $3,000. Several good buys in Key acreage. A. J. Mills, real- tor, 501 William st., phone 80. = dec17-3t For Sale—Practically new Roll- Fast lady's bicycle. Complete with headlight, taillight and, generator. 5-2 Poinciana-Place. dec18-2tx) =: Breakfast table and 6 chairs $20.) Kitchen work table, $2. Single bed, $5. 229A Poinciana. dec18-2tx} + WANTED TO BUY | Blankets, spreads, drapes, to: luggage, men’s, children’s clothes. State prices. Kelman- son Ft. Lauderdale. decl3-6tx} MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service.| Repairs on all makes. All work} guaranteed. Mumford & aos 220 Duval st., phone 333. nov22-1mo} Used furniture bought and mia Key West Bedding Co., phone| 669, 515 Front st. decl-1mo} Lawn mowers, saws, knives, seis} sors sharpened. Sewing me chines, small motors, suit cases, trunks, locks, etc., repaired.! Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-} bell, 803 Simonton ‘street. i dec5-tf, Clifford Kerr, painting contractor. | Specialty, interior and exterior} decorating. Roof painting, wa- terproofing and corking around windows on concrete building. | Call at 222 Duval st. or phone} 1155-J for free estimate. deci3-6tx| eS parts and accessories for all| makes of cars. Special attention given garage and service sta- tion operators. Roy’s Key West Auto Parts, 116 Duval St., Jef- ferson Hotel Bldg., Phone 442. deci8-3tx Why not have hot water when you want it in your bathroom,; kitchen, and for laundry? There! are two Crane automatic water | Apartments, 527 Petronia st. In | House and cottage, Seidenberg | Avenue, corner of 5th Street. Lot is 50° by 100° and surveyed. Apply 617 South Street. Ask for Campo. dec18-3tx Two-way padded high chair. Play pen. 1321 South street. dec19-3tx | 1937 Harley-Davidson motorccyle, good condition. If interested get in touch with Thomas B. In- gram, 50-2 Poinciana Place. dec19-2tx — House in MacArthur Subdivision. Owner leaving, will sell equity. Also electric refrigerator, elec- tric fan, automatic radio-phono- graph. Inquire 2831 Seidenberg Avenue after 4:30. dec19-3tx Restaurant. Cheap. 901 Caroline street. deci9-4tx FOR RENT + Furnished apartment for couple only. Phone 1093. dec17-3tx Furnished apartment. Apply downstairs, 1925 Flagler Ave. Phone 753-M. decl7-3tx} quire 522 Petronia st. | dec17-3tx! 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 Light housekeeping rooms. 626 CITY COMMISSION (Continued from Page One) ers that he spent t on the pr ceived it not have City Has “No Money 20,000 PAIRS ef EYES PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE PAST 14 YEARS RAY BAN SUN GLASSES BAUSCH & LOMB PRODUCTS USED EXCLUSIVELY ‘DR. J. A. VALDES 7 Hours 45 Minutes @For information and reservstions. call 514 Southard Street, Phune 1040 Expressing The Christmas Spait With Frankincense and M) rth Now On Sale at . Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service MIAMI AND KEY WEST heaters at my shop looking for} Grinnell. decl4-6tx pez, Charles Albury, Curi Gar-| president of the Continental Can : : a home. Pepper’s Plumbing cia and Demeritt. |Co,, New York, born at Oak! LL EvEGtn Hen SLE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT CEPT SUNDAYS) et 6:00 P.M Ar IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mic “ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT With the cessation of hostilities The best at third have been) Park, Ill, 68 years ago. i Mario Hernandez, P. Baker, Joe} Dr. Donald B. Armstrong of Mira, Higgs, D. Perez, Diaz, F.|New York, hygienist, born at Sands and Malgrat and Del Valle.| Bangor, ‘Pa., 59 years ago. woe short in good style | ve been Jim Albury, Marsh, TODAY’S HOROSC Rueda, Navarro, Gomez, Roman} * ia and D. Perez. Today gives literary abilities The leading shortfielders have, Of 2 high order, the trend being been C. Valdez, Machin, J. Lew-| toward romance or imaginative is, R. Valdez, C. Garcia and Far-| Writing. There is some lack of raldo. direction of force and possibly The leading performers in the! of initiative. It may be that a outfield for the year: disposition to work over old Leftfield—Carey, Mayan, Mc-} material may prevent the best CoHough, Romero, Labrada, J. Roberts, Sierra, Villareal and Parker. Centerfield—R. Bethel, Sturtz, B. Roberts, Pazo, Santana, Mickle- berry, B. Baker, Gardner and/ J. Aritas and H. Griffin. others. I will try to pick an All-Star Rightfield—Osterhoudt, A. Mi-| club for 1945 on the basis of their ra, “Pie Traynor”, Shepperd, Jor-t batting and fielding averages. }eation that considerable success follows this degree. don, Brost, Al. Cruz, J. Garcia, jresults but there is plain indi-! OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, | IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. | b 10-517 | ALICE BLACK GROAT, Plaintitt, vs. DIV RENCE M. GROAT, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION rence M. Groat, 11 ‘ORCE cLA TO: | and | 182 Forest Av. H Buffalo, New K You are hereby required to sp- pear tc the Bill of Complaint for divorce filed against you in the above entitled cause on the 21st day of January, A. D. 1946, otherwise the | as confessed. | , This the Isth day of December. A > 1945. | (Cireutt Court | Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. | By: (sd) Mary K. Woodson, D.C. JULIUS F. STONE, JR, | Solfcitor for Plaintite. decl$-26,1945 ;jan2-9,1946 IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN- CERY. ca MYRTLE W. B' ve. CHARLES BYRD, se No. 10-507 XRD, Plaintiff, DIVORCE ACTION Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION 0: the in the above day otherwise to appear to mplaint, for divorce, styled cause on the of January, A 1946, the allegations therein N of C will be taken as confessed This order to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key We® Citizen, a news- allegations of said Bill will be taken| paper published in Key West. Fla. Done and Ordered this lith day . A. D_ 1945. Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court Monroe County, Florida. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. THOMAS S. CARO, Solicitor for Plaintiff. decl9-26,1945 ;jan2-9,1946 Supplies, 512 Fleming. dec18-3tx SSS ee I have one used bathtub in fine! shape. Come in and take a look. It’s just what you may need. Pepper’s Plumbing Supplies,| 512 Fleming. dec18-3tx) FOR HIRE For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Temporary phone, “4, from 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. | dec-Ilmo many war workers are return-| ing to their permanent homes elsewhere. We are soliciting) applications for one, two and three bedroom apartments— especially for 1-bedroom apart- ments, with frigidaire and kero- sene range. As these are Low Rent Projects we may accept only applications from families whose annual family income does not exceed $2100. Joseph Yates Porter Place, Fort Vil- lage. decl5-6t FOR SALE Piano, excellent condition. Very~ easol 3 is st. | Tessomaile- . SIP Sere Apartment, one bedroom. Tiled porch, kitchen, toilet, showers. Rent, $57.50. Phone Earle John- deci9-1tx! | Cottage, furnished. Apply 1128 Margaret st. or phone 846-J. dec19-2tx Household furniture. Inquire at 36-E, Naval Housing. decl7-3tx| son, 1044-M. night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) e: 12:00 o cock Midnight and errives at Key West at £:00 o'clock AM Local Schedule: ( At All Intermediate Poixts) LEA’ KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock AM a>. arrives at Miami at 4:09 o'clock P»* LEAVES MIAM™ DAILY (EXCEP? SUNDAYS) at $:08 o'clock AM and - a nee FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SER FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: €13 Carolime Streer Phones: &2 end & WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis