The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 29, 1946, Page 3

TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1046 SPORTS Baseball Basketball Golf ¢ Diamondball Swimming Track Football Tennis ¢ e | Attorney-General Watson Sends Amendment Favored By Groups Attorney General J. Tom Wat-! son has sent the following reso- lution, which was unanimously adopted by representatives of MULLET TRANSFERRED MILWAUKEE. — Salt water! mullet have been suecessfully transferred from the ocean to} Resolution On ‘Right-To-Work’| junior and sefiior ¢haribers: of commerce and other organiza- ( Bombers Win, 19-6, On 23 Hits; Machinists Win With 6-5 Seore Two exhibition softball games the nightcap in favor of the Ma- > pl i last night at the {chinists over the Sloppy Joes and ew Park Field . then the Grease Monkeys played In the opening game, the B29/an exhibition with the same out- regular \fit and won, 6 to 5. : : : Cohen and Kerr, McCarthy and gion by forfeit |«Cigarette Willie” Gates each hit , the first two twice and |the latter two once each. “Cigarette” pitched the first |three innings and Cohen the last | three. With the score tied and two fe Bombers won a league e from the L i then played members of the won that, 19 to 6. Bombers started bombing from et and in all scored 23 di- rect hits in six bom game with the | s same team and tions in Florida, which favored the “Right-to-Work amendment to the state constitution, meeting held in Ocala: Whereas, the people of Flori- da have shown their adherence the rights and freedoms of the the enjoyment thereof— by ad- opting the right-to-work amend- ment to the State’s Constitu- tion; and Whereas, a rebirth of disci- pline and courage in the exer- cise of that eternal vigilance so necessary as the price of liberty seems to be a most requisite ele- politic in. the preservation and at a} to the doctrine of individualism—; individual and his protection in! ment in our bodies economic and: that have not in the meantime filed | stock fresh water pounds inland. NOTIC TO DISSOLVE Notice is hereby given under the provisions of Chapter 16880, ws of Florida, Acts of lof the corporations the same betng incorporated under the Laws of Florida, and according {to the records of the Secretary of State each and every of such core porations appear delinquent for three (3) years or snore in filing of reports anc payn taxes unde: the provisic Chapter 14 Laws of F Acts of 19% d that under the provisions of said Chapter 16880, “Acts of 1935, Laws of Florida, said corporations’ have been classed as subject to dissolution, and that three (3) months after the date ‘of this publication each and every of such corporations listed below 1935, to @ listed below, their reports due and paid tax due CLASSIFIED ADS Information for RATES FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE TYPE ier this hea ie sate of ze ee Broa da pre minge itest words or less is 20c. Fina tke minisices cares for 15 words 6F less is 45c. Shun RGR RR Roe HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS ~ WAGE INCREASE Learnets hoW earn a mini- tuth -of $26.00 per week for 48 hours work Wage rates for experienced operators are proportion- ately higher Frequent increases, addi- tional payment for evening, Sufiday and holiday work { Sueseeeeeee! ‘the Advertisers PAYMENT Payméit tor classified advertise-| ments is invariably in advance, but! egulat ndvértisers with ledger ne- counts may have their advertise: ments charged. PUBLICATION DEADLINE To insure puolication, copy mitist be in the before 11 o'clock om the day lication, | PAGE .THRER ee intnintcink: ee PEOPLE'S FORE Perrettteresrere rts Crt? The Citizen welednied res~ sions of the views of its, t= | ers, but the editor reseryés. the | right to delete any items whigh cart Inmate Tests ‘Break’ While Testing Brakes (By As lated Press) JESSUPS, Md.—Siiperintend- ent J. Leroy. Wright reported | that an automobile brake test- ing job apparently gave an in- mate of the House of Correction ideas for a “break”. Wright said Luther Boggs, serving two years, and a guard) were adjusting the brakes, and the guard told Boggs to drive the car around the circle front- | writers must accompat: letters and will be publishe, less requested Otherwise, APPRECIATES HOME PAPER jEditor, The Citizen: WANTED TO RENT ing a main building. ~~ Boggs drove into the circle, Apartment, ‘furnishéd,’3 or 4/then kept going. The sheriff at Enclosed, piease find a money order for five dollars to. cover a rooms, Plone 9186) betwen 6 and 8. Lt. Rothamel. jan28-4tx 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. jani-tt {six months subscription for your | Paper. The pleasure derived from reading this, my home town pa- per in a “foreign country’”*is im- |measurable. Incidentally, The Citizen is more newsy now than {any other time that I can recall. |Coral Rockets, City Manager and }Commission activities, and last, but not least, the consistently good Bel Air, 50 miles away, nabbed Boggs several hours later, TRADE WINDS (CAYO HUESO) Trade winds sweep across a thou- sand trees; Spanish Laurel ... Lime Praying in the old Jerusalem Thorn. » . Sap-o’-dilla Furnished room, 906 Grinnell st., off Division. jan29-3tx FOR SALE !I have a few side-arm hot water editorials are great stimulants in \this land of ice and show. Very truly yours, J. F. MATHEWS. Norfolk, Va., 140 Orleans Circle, Jah. 24, 1946. Trade Winds on this last of all the Keys. Moving thru a palm—too tall for hands To reach green globes of fruit... too high, too high— The hits were good for Included among the safeties were three homers in succession in the second round when Osterhoudt, Sturtz and Mayan poled the “ap- }down, Carey walked. A wild ;pitch put him on second. Then |Goehring singled to center, scor- {ing Carey, and the game was over. practice of this doctrine; and Whereas, we believe this indi- vidualism is the essence of our Constitution’s preamble “All \ I | heaters for sale. They do the job economically. Pepper’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Flem- ing. jan23-tf under the provisions of Chapter 14 Acts of 1931, Laws of Flor- ida, as amended, will .be certified | to.'the Governor ‘who will issue | | Proclamation at that time dissolv- ing said cotporation. Palm Trees are old witches after dusk... Once I heard them beat their arms, and sigh, | sires TEPER | TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS Know America MANY OTHER ADVANTAGES ple” out of the park. Diaz con- nected for a round-tripper for the fosers. In the field, Lucilo and Vinson Played well for the losers, Mal- grat, Sweeting and Hernandez for Roman and Lynch | safely twice. Walker pitched the full game for the Machinists. In the field, Tata Valdez, Ma- chin and Goehring did well for jthe winners, Villareal, Cohen and re ‘ R. H. E.|“Pie Traynor” Fernandez for the Legion 200040 0— 6 8 4 losers. Bombers 52 314 x—19 23 3{ Score: Arias and Vinson; Vidal, >t- | Sloppy Joes 203 000—5 8 2 ng, Joe Mi | Machinists 032 001-6 9 1 a | _C. Gates, Cohen and Villareal; Another forfeit was declared ini Walker and A. Garcia. each hit Baseballers Discuss Forming New Club At Meet Tonight The official: Baseball League will meet to-| night at 8:00 o'clock in the press- | ing club establishment located | rext to the Cuban Club on Duval} street. of the Island City: Mr, Sanchez says Casa’s arm is in tip-top shape and will be ready for action ag soon as his team is allowed admittance in- to the new circuit. All the baseball fans of Key The purpose of this meeting is|West are invited to attend this to discuss the possibilities of a|meeting tonight. It will be held new team coming into the league.! open to the public. This new outfit wishes to enter! It is very important that all under the name of “Pirates”, man-; managers attend but those un- aged by Mario Sanchez, who to do so are requested to @laims the sérvices of the great send the team’s captain or a cap- Danny Bob Feller Baseball School At Tampa *- By AGUILAR Machinists are leading the sec- ond-half of the Winter Softball League with two victories defeat: Daily News is s with one triumph and no losses. | Bombers follow with one and one } and Red Raide Legion and Sloppy Joes bring up the rear| with a defeat each. { CITY SPORTS Every Type of Play DIAMONDBALL at Bayview Park Field (Night Games) the | FRIDAY— 7:30—Daily News vs. VFW. 9:00—Red Raiders vs. Holsum Bread. BASKETBALL at High Schoo}iG@ymnasium (Night Games) | TUESDAY— 7:00—Miami Daily News vs. Key West Transit Co. 8:00—St. Mary’s vs High School Girls. 9:00—Divers vs. Earthquakers. WEDNESDAY— 7:00—Sweeting’s Auto Service vs. Miami Herald. 8:00—High School “B” Girls vs. Convent. 9:00—Independents vs. WKWF. THURSDAY— 7:00—Coca-Cola vs. Carbonell’s Luncheonette. 8:00—Lions vs. St. Mary’s. 9:00—Red Raiders vs. Dental Corps. EE BASEBALL at Municipal Stadium (Afternoon Games) SUNDAY— Games to be announced. RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, basket- ball and handball courts, Dia- mondball. Comfort stations. South Beach and Rest Beach—| Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach—| Deepsea fishing, small boats. DANNY LASTRES, of Lastres clan, has joined the Bob | Feller Baseball School at Tam- pa and will try‘to make a mi- nor league clib qwith the recom- mendation of Felle¥. With Bob's | OK. he will make the grade. Dany played in the ‘Navy with an All-Star club and made good. We certainly. hope he will become a member of at least a Class B team for the present. That's the way to be- gin the climb toward the ma- jors. | BUSTER ROBERTS, Bubber Sweting, D. Lynch, Gabriel Las- Jim Albury, Joe Miva, R. Arnold are boys should get a tryout with the Florida-Interna- tional League, a C C organi- z n. I'm sure they will be to make the grade or at least piace in the Florida State a Class D circuit, until next DOWN IN OLD MEXICO— Bob Eatallella, of the Philadel- phia Athletics, has quit the American League and will play in Mexico for the next three years. He has already signed a contract ... Ortiz and several others will play in Mexico this coming season. They are sac- rificing a golden opportunity as they will be barred from the U. S. and Cuban baseball in the future. CUBAN TRIP—The civilian club ready to make the trip to Cuba as soon as Captain Reordan gives the “go ahead” signal will| TOWN HOUR BEHIND carty two catchers, four pitchers, | six infielders and four outfield- THE REST OF UTAH re “Pie Traynor” Fernandez will be captain. There will also be a manager and a coach. (By Aedtetated Prete) men are equal before the law, and have certain inalienable rights, among which are those of enjoying and defending life and liberty, acquiring, possessing and protecting property, and pur- suing happiness and obtaining safety,” and that its beneficient operation insures equally io the benefit of capital and Jabor, em- ployer and employee, alike. Be it therefore resolved (1) that it is the sense of this meet- ing that the right-to-work amendment to the State's Con- stitution be recognized by all j s and Jew enfors:-rmeant of- of this state as the law of ding- i fice the land and enforced acco: (se (2) Employer, employes, or unions and all other resi and citizens of Viorida rae + ed to discontinue the practice, use and recognition of any type of contract between employer or employee and labor organiza- tions that would deny or abridge, because of membership or non- membership in any labor union or labor organization, the rig! .t- to-work to any person in this State. (3) All parties to such contracts now existing in this State are urged to make prompt public rerfuciation of the closed shop provisions of such contracts, in accord .with the cancelation terms of said contracts, if any, and if any opposition is offered from any source to this cancella- tion terms of said contracts, if any, and if any opposition is of- fered from any source to this cancellation, to make known this fact to the apropriate public of- ficial or officials whose legal authority and oficial powers are involved, and the maintenance and preservation of public order, to meet the necessities of each particular case so involved. We conclude this resolution with the statement that the best of laws will ruin the best of societies if ignored, disdained or allowed to sink into obsequious oblivion because of contempt, disregard or specialized dissent: employer, employee and union alike would be chargeable with this contempt and disregard if either should through organized or-unorganized group dissent, re- fuse to continue to give obedi- ence and observance to this law. TODAY IN HISTORY Know America 1796—Last session of the Eng- lish court of general quarter-ses- sions held in Detroit. 1861 — Kansas admitted Statehood—34th State. — 1877—Congress appoints an électoral commission of five each, senators, representatives and Su- preme Court judges, to decide who won Presidential election— three Southern States having sent in two different sets of re- turns. 1887—Congress enacts the Mex- ican War Pension Act: $8 month- ly to veterans. 1905—Airship “California Ar- row” flies 45 miles at Los, An- geles—a great record . 1919—Peace Conference sus- tains United States stand for no ahnexation of former. German colonies. 1931—U. S. Department of State apologizes to Mussolini for Gen. Butler’s remarks about him. 1935—U..S. Senate votes down joining the rid Court. 1941—First Americans.to guard base there arrive at St. John, Newfoundland. 1943—American planes port of Sfax.in Tunisia. 1944—U. S. forces begin bom- 'bardment of Wake and Marshall Islands. Some 800 American bombers hit Frankfort, Germany. to raid The writer hopes everything} WENDOVER, Utah. ata will work out as planned and) @my air base town is the only that the club will get in shape be-| One in Utah located in the Paci- fore making the trip. fic time belt. NOTE TO ART MESKA—The! The line of demarcation sepa- boys are depending on you to get that “Go Ahead” signal. | Mountain belt winds in such a Monroe County — Name; MARA- THON BEACH, ., . Principal Place of Business, Key West. It is further directed that a copy of this notice be. published. one time in the KEY’ WEST CITIZEN, a newspaper publishéd in MONR ; County,. Florida, in which Count: the home office of above lfstéd corporations is shown to be located. IN| WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand ané@ caused the Great Seal of the State of Florida to be affixed at Tallahassee, the Capital, this the 26th day of January, A. D. 1946. (SEAL) | R. A. GRAY Secretary of State jan29,1946 \ Let our Chief Operator, Mrs. McDermott, tell you the whole story _Apply 9-to 5 at the TELEPHONE OFFICE jani-tt Messengers and clerks. Telephone for manager to see you. West- ern Union. jani6-tf IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY, 1» 10-575 RALPH NEWTON SUTTON, Plaintiff, DIVORCE vs, N REID SUTTON, Defendant, ORDER _OF PUBLICATION TO: JEAN REID SUTTON 871 East 23rd Street Paterson, New Jersey. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint for @t- vorce filed against you in the above entitled cause on ‘the Ist day of March, A. D,. 1946, otherwise the allegations of said Bill will be tak- en as confessed. any the 28th day of January, A. JE { } Court Ross C Sawyer of the Circuit Court d) Kath pep Nottage, D.C. FP, STONE, J iy 2 i Mie Solicitor for Plaintif: jan29;) HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL, CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. 10-541 | Case No. | ELIZABETH B.’ WEAVER COLLIER, Plaintiff, ys. DIVORCE | DONALD C. COLLIER, ; de ORDER OF PUBL! Donald C. Collier, 153 Clifton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey. You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill for Divorce filed against you in the above styled cause on or before the 7th @ay of February, A. Dy, 1946, otherwise the allegations contains therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida, this 7th day of January, A.D. 1946. (CGireuit Court Seal) Clerk bb: lin dant, ‘ATION 70: Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Cireuit Court. By: (sd) Florence EF. Sawyer, Deputy Clerk. WM. V. ALBURY, Attorney for Plaintiff: jam8-15-22-29,1946 IN THE COUNTY iw’s COURT, NAN. i COUNTY; 2 ‘OR FLORIDA. nw OBATE. In re Estate. o! SouN paca F OTICE, ITO: To. Abe. fy ORS, LEGATEES, DISTRIBUT! AND tants ee [AVI CLAIMS OR DE- DS, AGAINST, THE. ESTATB OF JOHN SALINEAR, DECEASED: You, and each of you, are hereby notified and required to present any claims or demands,. which you, oF either of you, may have afainst the Bstate of John Salinear, deceased, late of New York County, New York, to the Honorable Raymond R. Lord, County Judge, in and for Monroé County, Florida, at his office in the County -Court House of Monroe |County, Florida, within eight calen- dar months from the date of the first publication heréof. Said claims or demands shall be in writing and contain the place of restdence and post office ad@ress of the claimant and shall be sworn to by the claim- ant, his agent or attorney. All such claims or demands not SONS MAN: filed within the time and.in the! manner prescribed heréin shall be void. Dated the 14th. day of January, D. 1946. (sd) SHELTON G. SMITH Executor of the Last Will and Testament of John Salinear, Deceased. W. CURRY HARRIS, Attorney for Executor. Jan22-29 ;feb5-12,1946 A. IT & or IN AN 8 cabs 4 z Cane No. 16-565 MERLE ROSE GLOVER, Platntts vs. = ORCE HARRY LEE GLOVE ORDER OF PED! TO: HARRY LEE GLOVER, Leroy, Alabama. You aré hereby required to appear i Yourig saleslady for cosmetics de- partment. Experience desired but not required. Apply Mana-j} ger, Southérnmost City Pharm- | acy. jan23-6t Eeautician wanted Guaranteed salary and commis- sion. Phone 128. jan29-3t MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and e, Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross; 220 Duval st., phone 333. dec22-imo Used furniture bought and sold. Key West Bedding Co., phone| jani-tf | 669, 515 Front st. - Lawn mowers, knives, scis- sors sharpened. Sewing ma- chines, small motors, suit cases, | trunks, locks,. efc., repaired. Keys duplicated. B. F. Camp bell, 928 Division street, phone 189. jani-Imo Picture framing, diplomas, cer tifieates, photos. DiNegro’s Stu- dio, 614 Francis st., phone 1197-M. jani-lmo Will repair or buy cameras. Evans Photo Studio, 506 South- ard street. jan19-1mo Fine custom tailoring for 30 years for ladies, gents. Alterations, repairing. We sell woolens by the yard. Prompt service. 319 Virginia st. jan25-6tx Painting, both interior and ex- terior. All work guaranteed, Reasonable rates. Phone 270. jan29-1tx For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ratisey, 709 Whitmarsh be ‘Femporary phone, 444, 8 am. t0'6:30 p.m. janl-Imo immediately. } Vita Var House Paint, guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25 gallon. There is none finer at any’ price. Pierce Bros. jan15-1mo Library cdpids of Gurrent best \ Sellers—tat prices that get lower with each rental. To fill your bookshelves comparatively painlessly, get acquainted with our unique rental library sales system. Paul Smith, bookseller cor. Simonton and Eaton sts. jan3-tf ' and 3-bedroom bungalows, furnished and _ unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. janl-tf “Lustretile” will remove rust from any surface. Try it on rusty tools, on sinks and bathtubs, on your toaster or waffle iron. Guaranteed. to do the job. Pep- per’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Fleming. jan23-tf Trade Winds blow thru Tamarind !, thin as lace, i Patching lawns with torn Hibis- cus flame; Blowing .each extravagance of ,,, Jeaves Into scattered gems of emerald ‘waste. Trade Winds blow across a thou- sand stars, Polishing the jeweled Southern Cross; Washing mist from Night’s insipid face As it gently tugs at restless spars. Moving . . . weaving off into blue Shace ¢ :>. Resting never long. . . lost. BARBARA GREENE. FOR SALE {' U. S. Senator Kerneth D. Mc- Kellar of Tennessee, president |pro tem of the Senate; born at |Richmond, Ala., 77 years ago. U. S. Sen. Walter F. George of Georgia, born Preston, Ga., 68 years, ago. John 'D. Rockefeller, Jr., of New York, born in Cleveland, 72 years BO. ron ot Dr. Anton J. Carlson of. the | University of Chicago, ‘psycholo- | gist, president of the Amer. Asso. \for the Advancement of Science, (born in Sweden, 71 ‘years ago. { Adolph A. Berle, Jr., Ambas- ;Sador to Brazil, born Boston, 51 jyears ago. Ernst Lubitch, noted movie di- treector, born in Germany, 54 years ago. Harry Woodhead, president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft, born in England, 57 years ‘ago. , Frederick Palmer, noted author, Vita Var Full Body Fioor Varnish; ' born Pleasantville, Pa., 73 years $5.00 value, $3.95 gallon, none|°8% better. Pierce Bros. janl5-1mo nor ever Servel gas refrigerator. 709 Fran- cis st. jan29-3tx Vita Var Super Chromium Finish Aluminum Paint, covers 30% more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gal lon. Pierce Bros. jan15-1mo Trailer, big room added 20 x 8, furnished, ready to move in, running water, newly painted, new roof, fenced in yard, two blocks to beach. Price $300.00, Can be seen at Mastic Trailer Camp, United St., between 10 am. and 2 p.m. Afterwards contact owner, Sanchez, at 205-F 15th St., Poinciana Ext. jan28-3tx Two Hollywood beds, 2 maple chests, breakfast table and 4 chairs. 41-F Naval Air Station. jan28-2tx Radiance roses. Freeman’s, 1121 Catherine st. Phone 672-W. dec21-tues-fri-lmox Four rooms of furniture, includ- ing washing machine. Apt. 5, Naval Housing Project. jan29-3tx Priced for quick saie, Three rooms of furniture, must be sold this week.’ ‘Inguite’ at 41-D ‘Naval Air Station Housing. -jan29-2tx4 Lady’s and man’s bicycles,, Vie-J. tory model, good condition. No. 4, Apt. A, Charles Street, be- tween Duval and New Streets. jan29-2tx WANTED TO BUY Second-hand car or light truck. Humane Society, 240-C Poin- ciana, phone 219-J. jan29-1tx Wanted—Old rags. Call at The Citizen Office. jani7-tf To buy small house in good con- dition. Close in. Write Box C.D., c/o Citizen. jan29-5tx FOR TRADE EOR SALE Bargain, trade or sell—one car, good body, good tires, engine perfect, good transportation. Trade for small truck. Sell for $300.00 cash. 1502 South St., phone 108-R. jan28-2tx Lost—Black and white dog. Scar under chin. wers to name Porky. Please call Roberts, telephone 275-R. jan29-1tx to the bill for divorce filed against Pocketbook, Monday, near Wing you in the above styled on or before the 2ist day of February, A. D. 1946; otherwise, the allega- j tions contaiqed. therein will be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at Key West, Florida, this 2ist day of January, devious path that it cuts in from; 4... ‘be Nevada border, surroujids Wendover, then back to the bor- der, and west, omitting most of rating the Pacific belt ftom the| Idaho which éxtends at least} ENRTQUE 200 miles west of here. . D. 1946. (Circuit Court Ths Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of the Circuit Court. By (sd) ence B. Sawyer Deputy Clerk. ALDO, IR. Plaintiff's Solicitor. Jan22-29 ;feb5-12,1946 Lee’s. Reward Phone 1051-M. ‘LONESOME ROAD” for return. jan29-2tx Child’s. pet. Finder}* Boat 14 ft. long with 3 horse Water Witch outboard motor. Both practically new. $125.00. 1914 Seidenberg Ave. jan29-3tx Buffet; steel bed, complete; gas range, dresser, dishes, kitchen utensils. 818 Olivia street. jan29-2tx Outboard motor, 5% horsepower. Perfect condition. Inquire rear of 1119 Watson, Cottage No. 3. jan29-3tx Maple desk (secreiary), occasion- al chair, single Hollywood bed, fold-a-way bed, 2. venetian blinds, kitchen table, ironing board, large mirror, 4’x13” cur- tains, shades, dishes,’ end~ ta- ble, electric heater, living room rug. 42-A Naval Air Station, jan29-2tx YOUR EVES 1937 Cushman motor scooter, with | side car, new tires and paint job. 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