The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1946, Page 4

PACE FOUR 2 SPORTS . 1 GAS PRODUCTION | Eskimo Isolates NEW YORK.—From Pearl Har-| | Law Trespasser, bor to the Japanese surrerider, the| | 000 barrels of 100 octane aviation! | Rev. Booker Savs !gasoline, more than enough to op-} CLASSIFIED ADS. Information for the Advertisers RATES FOR REGULAR and ; United States produced 360,000,- erate all the cars and trucks in this country for more than seven months on a peacetime basis. |WILL HAVE NOTHING TO DO . +—_——-| wit be Baseball ¢ Diamondbal! WITH ANTI-SOCIAL PERSON; | 2¢ is on the coast in southwest-| the rate of 2e « were for Feotball ¢ Basketball ¢ Swimming erm Alaska. | firet PUBLICATION DEADLINE 2 TELLS OF NEW HIGH-| Guests today were: G. Rob fhe rute tion. copy met word and the m' the firet 15 SaEeBaeB HELP WANTED tarerate temee ta Selo tt |, SARASOTA, p : a SBR RE ww e TES Cincus title, since 1929 FOR SALE Vita Var Hcuse Paint, guaranteed: 100% pure. $3.28 gallon. There} newly formed Florida Circus Cor+ apendl ig none finer at any pricg' poration for a new ‘ircus being'o, brought in for personal use or Pierce Bros. marl-Ima/ framed here for opening onto be shated among friends. Alby of Tampa, Florida. Visiting Rotarians were: Clarke. A. Sanford of Margaretsville, N Y.; Ralph J. Walker of Newport Herald. Gives, Transit Company, 2, v,%, mei, min! tea Wig Beal RE, Seare But Finally Lost, 34 to 43 WAY road in 1981, will be used by | today compared the Eskimo prim-| Harry A. Dempsey of Cleveland,) itive civilization to the modern! Ohio. | civilization and noted that the i — OPERATORS Mareh 22. | ; | modern stronger civilization could L EGAL Ss | Library = wre! best . ‘ Present catches are not large ‘ com:pletely crush any primitive! hes copies. of os This a x came ale and the quality of the good grades In the opening game of the bas- ketball tripleheader at the High School Gym last night, the Miami Herald five gave the Men's Class B League-leading Transit Com- | pany squad its biggest scare of; the season when the Newsmen | finished the third quarter in a 30-20 tie with thendefeated Bus- men. Transit players went on the floor for the fourth quarter with the last whistle. Final count was | civilization it wished. 0-11 in favor of the High School | a0 wi steps out of line It was closer than that at the/ 0m the general moral values of, half when the Convent Cups | Eskimos the Eskimo does not Ja fought to a 14-11 count that favor-) OF Kill that person, he merel: ed their opponents. | ostracizes him, has nothing what- In the third quarter, Claudis| Ver to do with that one, and it Roberts and Maffie Kerr each, iS a most effective form of sank two field goals, and Betty | punishment, Mr. Booker said. Cruz came through with one and, Alaska is a country: where a free throw that gave the High | S20w is never seen in southern- Schoolers enough points to win. | Coastal Alaska because of the | Japanese curent to the bitter cold} NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious ame of “Radar ‘Paxi Cab Serv- “> ) com Fleming and Duval streets, Key West, Florida, imtends to register the said fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe County, Florida. Dated February 13. Learners now earn a mini- | mum of $31.20 per week for 48 hours work Frequent increases, addi- tional payment for evening Sunday and holiday work sellers—at prices that get lower with each rental. To fill your bookshelves comparatively painlessly, get acquainted with our unique rental library sales system. Paul Smith, bockseller | cor. Simonton arid Eaton sts. mar1-tf We carry a full line of all plumb- ing supplies and fixtures. Pipe cut and threaded at Pepper's! Flunbing Supply, 512 Fleming. nificantly within a week of two! no better, if not below, that of events. One was the decision of ij James Edgar to postpone indef-[*2kes Sega the beds in a initely “Ice Gayety”, his el- times. e spongemen still note ‘ing ice-show venture, on the! the fungus growth that praetica:- | basis that the portable rink was’ |¥ destroyed the beds a few years too heavy to be transported from'28° but its destruction is not as | town to town. The other was orga i { arrival in Sarasota at about the’ The same condition exists on same. time’ of Ralph J. Clawson, beds in the Gulf of Mexico, Tar- a well-known figure in the cireus.P0n Springs sponge divers re- world. Port. They say the beds they It was stated that complete de-|Work in the Gulf have not yet re- < @etermined look on their fa:es} Cubs kept fighting on and were —_— jan31-tf | tail f th ‘ganizati covered from the “wilt” that also —and came off with their eighinfetil trying for victory when the| 0f northwestern, Alaska where! , mmissioners of the City of MANY OTHER | ta ae ‘ae eae Serine struck in that area. straight victory. final whistle blew. : | the Eskimos live, about 15,000 of oa Pip Pa pita ed etre eet Aa ADVANTAGES Vita Var Super Chromium Finish! time, Howevert it was announced! Nevertheless, sponge fishermen In the last quarter Pineda sank} Knuck, Arthur, Parks, Sierra,| them. in the City Ha — Aluminum Paint, covers 30% | that Mr. Clawson would be gen-'here and in Tarpon Springs are Nome is the principal city in} on March 19th, 1 | more surface than most of the eral manager. He was formerly reaping greater profits from smal!- three field goals and a free throw | Albury, Delgado and Roberts for | js oe en se ee a’ A : before he committed his last fou!.jthe losers and Kerr, Cruz, Rob-| the Eskimo country, Fairbanks: M. for the purpose of hearing parts Let our Chief Operator, | aluminum ‘paints. $5.40 per gal | manager of the Hagenbeck-Wal-|¢t catches. Sponges are seblipg Selkas sank two-and-Rosam. rtsy=Matlory,.-Curryy-Spear,-Va~| 5 in.central Alaska, terminus .of, rae eo change, srom Reaigence «»- Mrs... MeDermott,. lon. Pierce Bros, marl-lino Circus, was with Ringling, for as much as $25 per pound in for total of 13 points in the lastjrela and Mary Lumley for the | the Alcan, highway, and Anchor-/ /;\" {0 Bu ‘oeated on Bagle Ave. tell you the whole story | 8os..Barnum & Bailey a number, 22™P0n Springs yoliver i thev$ » that ¢ ners desérye ‘ots sage z oXined by, Hulalia Maria Ladd. Resi: — 2- and 3 - bedroom bungalows,| of: years and last seasom. was aNeraged anywhere up to $10,000 | L way they flayed the)game. Ceo. é tT Me. f Thace ae ee —_—-— furnished and unfurnished; | man; @ past season, which Witnessed Meanwhile, the Heraldmen were} Score by quarters: TP} Je Demeritt ue Fee Wanate on Wnited Berects. 5 at the small down payment, balance | Sea Cee ag ey 000,000 aid for sponges atnay 2" ke payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. marl-tf held to four points in the fina E OFFICE round two by Roberts and tw High-Sehool 10 4 11 3—23/ i market.’ i Convent Cubs 8 3 4 2-17! The . physical. nucleus’ of they; i fov = | circus will be the canvas, roHing _Ascated on corner Dies In Tampa’? by Valdez. + uthard, owned by se ——— ; anybody Got A Bank { High of the game aaa In the final game of the eve-| —_——_—— | Re gia erase | feb1-tf | Concrete block machines for sate. boohae Peieernay malar They Don’t Want? ¢ Pineda, 18 points; Rosam, 10, and ‘ning, Men’s Class A League-lead-| George Thomas Demeritt, 85, North Beach, owne Capacity 1000 to 1500 blocks sembled by Edger for his ice i ees ' Selkas, eight, for the victors; Al-'ing Red Raiders mopped up tac | passed away Tuesday morning at {, ‘pe prt sr Lot 4,{Openimgs for clerks, male and] per day. Can be operated with' “how. all of it new and all built Florida National Bank of Key K bury, 12; Valdez, 11; Roberts, sev- | Dental Corps, 62 to 30. | Tampa, Fla. The body is being Sa. 6, Tract 4, located on corner of | female. Also messengers. West one pallett. Write care of Key| 1, circus standards. Old taken recently informéd us its re- en, and Lloyd, four, for the lus-| The score stood 31 to 10 at haif-| Erought to Key West for burial |) Garinee Colemens ewnel) ern Union, feb26-tf} West Citizen, Box a cay that: thins WA; Whhak: ds, betage ste bade liseeenedl coe . ers. time and the Raiders seored ex-| ‘he funeral will ne held Sat-, — ROY HA) —-{ feb28-13t<| oa ap _ Pe! 5 “eke iti i ints 4 fan i i 7,15 i : , i dded, will form the finest equip- t from Comptroller J. M. Loe : It was an exciting game and actly 31 more points in the last| urday morning. It will leave the, (™#?7194) 4 Wanted—Four attractive girls f—_____ | be : . jTeport pti ‘ ‘ the boys put their hearts into half to 20 for the Dentists. Chapel of the Lopez Funevai' gy pup cincers Copan ow Tan| Ver 21 years of age. Good pay.|Palms, ferns, crotons, aralias, co-| moms 2 newly, organized cireus:showing that Florida state banks “ their aetion. High storers were Haskins, 27/ Home at 9:15 a.m. and procee LEVENTH JUDICIAL crrcurr See manager, Starlight Club. leus, sultanas, cactus, flame! ““TAo show will feature a aaa ae increased their resources 4 Score by quarters: TP points; Arnold, 18; Sweeting andj to the Catholic Church wheie aj Xp FOR MONROE COUNTY: IN mar4-6tx| vines, fruit trees. 1004 Southard | egret tie, jarani eat ee ae bay r Transits .10 13 7 13—43 Barber, five each, and Skaggs,! requiem mass for the dead will be. caaNceRy ee” + -| St, phone 1049-J. mar4-6tx | SP binek aeemek cod Seed Gemale ome and trust i i 1 S Case No. 10-329 HEL!) ws = a otal resourc Herald 9 13 8 4—34 eight. said by Rev. J. H. Johusoa, SJ..! a aRipap th KINTNER, PATE MALE Sick Gomaieen, 15:0 Fohiwon| presented by Damoo Dhotre, the of $64,000,000. At the end of 1945 For the losers, Fenstoroker sank | Im the second game, tae High 16 points and Shuert ten. School B Girls won over the Con-' Score by quarters: vent Cubs after a hard-fought Raiders 15. «16 pastor of the church. { Survivors are, three daughters, ; vs. : . "I WALTON KINTNER, Miss Maggie Demeritt, Mrs. May, be ‘. : Defendant. Hackney, Tampa; Mrs. Geneve ORDER OF PUBLICATION ee | famous Hindu wild-animeal train- | ¢pj, ——— tthis total had jumped to $503,- i TAO a Pesta | OF WhO: heaibeemiim this eoutry 338436 «Not: only. that,tait, Ms sober and reliable, a good op Boat, 25 ft. length, 7 ft. beam.| a ae i — gepects the holdings to reach ‘dh = é | a e e 1946 mtift. DIVORCE street. mar6-7tx ~~ daratittincltcty TP) 14 17—62) melee, Both sides fought until Dentists... 4 6° .6.. 14-30) Demeritt; two sons, George De-: 7? Won, Kintner, portunity awaits you in Ky; Ideal for kingfishing and par‘y) | i i i — fe —- — RIES” EERE petits _ | meritt and Carroll Demeritt. H Builaine Ba ya | West with popular service sta-| fishing. See Briggs, 223-D| yu be See ease the old closes. : | ; : | Burial willbe~in the-family) New Orleans (14). 1 tion. Write, giving address and} Poinciana. mar4-6ts | | Rpatalias facinen ace Cash on hand at the end of 1943 t T Pl: S plot in thé Catholic Cemetery. {to the Bill for Divorce fi telephone, to C.O.P. mar6-3t | “ a seed (Maes $162,229,929, and demand de- ors 0 ay 3 e ha 10: “aes fyou in the above styled cause on {Brower all-metal baby chic) Ment. |posits increased frém $28,157,000 The cixcus will opem at Arcadia in °35 to $300,517,617' in. '45. and will play:a considerable cit-' We'll take oniy 4 few thous: cuit of Florida ¢ities: before head- for our share and be satisfied, ing northward. t os brooder, 1000 capacity, auto. | matic heat control. First $100.v0 takes it, 803 Georgia St. mar4-itx Lor before the 6th [D9 1948: “otherwise the contained therein will b confessed. : ; i F | | Tone and Ordered at Kay: West-p Woman. to assist sewing. slipcov- Floriga this 6th day of March, A\| ers and draperies. Work in own | HELP WANTED—FEMALE Much Building In Havana-This. Weekend It's Assistant State Attorney ENRIQUE ESQUINALDO, JR., . ttorney for Plaintiff. ™ eT er eee : Sp In Key Section pa IH eset s home. Apply 408 William St. |—-——_________| a . i : s mar7-2tx , Vita Var Full Body Floor Varnish; Social Calendar ‘General Kiernan ‘in By PEDRO AGUILAR | | ; | peer lars, Of Circuit Court. i $5.00 val $3.95 all = es rie Wisbington Senators vill bik) i. ey * County!Tax Assessor Claude A.\ By: Mary K, Woodson MISCELLANEOUS thee Pie, De & oe To whom it may concern in Kéy on Senators will | ft. Hk Gandolfo; and Chief Clerk J.) Deputy Cletk.4 Re ree RC TO AY West: pica 8 & the Baston Red Box in Frank Roberts said today that,’ Eastern Star Resting a Ban-} After joining the Navy in 1942, Refrigeration sales and service. | National eash register. Apply 14,21,28-1946 ' Cuba, Saturday and Sunday sketball Leagues in their trip through ‘the Florida} ™: R ‘on all makes. Al: work}, Bottle. Cap. Inn, 1128 Simonton quet, 6:30 p.m., ‘ancha serving in the ,Pacific za A sellout is expected for Trdp- Read Keys, they found the greatest’ : _ i Spe Hotel. : personnel rt Offictn Pom Ud ty Girls’ League’! ASA ab Brus lrax Seyithacecd v COURT. ELEVENTH} guaranteed. Mumford & Ross,| St. mar5.5ix| | Gis, Kot £00 Seventh Fleet and att: ical Park, where the major league} Cjyp— Ww. L. Pet.| ig ac y 1 €IREUIT OF FEOR-| 299 Duval st, phone 333. | Girl Scouts, 1 op 4, 4:00: p.m., leet and attaining the ,, ainsi High School maak Aiere Ae and Tavernier. AND FOR MWONROW * febi€-t{ Baby diesser, double bed; rug.| St. Paul’s Parish Hall. jrank of lieutenant | comfndntey’ > 4 teams will clash. The i rsity ‘4 | Many houses are being con- c . 16-625 Sag oe tile nig ve * Themas W. Kiernan is now back about 15,000 spectators. Plans are} Lice ou ‘8 H | structed there and many more Roath” OF ADMINIS- s TA hes peared | Bane oo gma | SATURDAY at Ris old state post. ; i ‘ ing |Convent Varsity 500 | i i ¥, a body corpe “ome eturn ¢ 1) US -W after 4. r6-3i< | i = 4 . ; mak otate aitehaw capacity to 30,000 to be ready by jGonvent Cubs 2) 6: 350 | cous peck ages fee ane (OR belialt Days and evenings. 907 White|Rabbits. 1418 Angela Street. | Ch ary 4 next November when the Profes-!st. Mary’s 0 9 .00)| “Most of the buildings are OHS Road and Toll Bridge Street, Apt. No. 4. mar4-6tx mar6-3tx | a ek } a a 2 s i in| Monroe County, | sional Cuban League starts. Men’s Class A Lea | concrete block construction,” Mr | Florida ; = | MONDAY re gue . J -etitioner, i a eens S08 in te United | sein Vis Rea) Ge ee eee ae ae ce en | “Positive hammer set, 928 Dive, Sey West Players, 8:00 p.m. States sports parks are too small Red Raiders 7 L 875 | was told that conditions point to, THE STATE OF DA, et al, Warltad-Tlouse’ clectiic watec ies St . mare.st| Barn Theater. to accommodate al! the spectators | Farthquakers 5 3 “623 a building boom just as soon as} ; pump. RI, Box 10t eek E — Poinciana Elementary P.-T. A., wee Nien ‘0-stiend games." Mi-!Chewink Divers 4 4 ..500| materials are available.” stead, Fla. | marl-9tx{Sea reel. 1119 Washington St, eS eo ) “| WKWF 3 4 426 mar6-2*x crowded the last two games ma-| tndo : : ° 7 | TUESDAY ye pendents 3 4 «426 Wanted—Old rags. Call at The oF ae i jor league teams played ‘there. | nental Corps 2 6 230 Applicants ake Citizen Office. janl7-tf |r, iti ve | ogee Ma ee en ses ' Plans are being formulated to i | ‘ Trailer, good condition. Inquire School, 2:00 p.m., School Li- bd imerease the seating capaci'y Men’s Class B League o1) De ineAs i aes 822 Fleming street. mar7-3tx brary. % Best RUM Co nome there, also. When work is finish-| _Club— W. L. Per | raining ourse Wanted to Buy—Trumpet for Jr. Everready Star Club, 3:00 pm bs yg : ed it wilt hold 10,000. |Pradsit Company 8 0 1.000! in Tee ee Ne semt: phOre| Philco cabinet radio. Good con | Division Street School PT. A. = poreies i The same condition and rem- Swebtings’ Auto 5 2 61) (Florida News Service) ay atx) dition. 1123 Margaret St . | 3:00 p.m., School Auditoriun:, edy exists at Miami Beach and in/Carbonell’s Lunch 4 3° 568) paNAMA CITY ,March 7. — FOR RENT mar7-3tx| Room Mothers, Jr-Sr. Hig) | Ft capers be Myerg and Daily News ; 4 : ae Betweeni40 and 50, applicants for af =| shook, 7:30 pm, School | a ere ma. Cod, et “ol iti ‘i igh-| THEREBY: i js a 1942 twenty-four foot house trail- ut rium, gther -g-enga| &,position on the Florida High-| TH , the; State Detective storjes, romances,, biog- y ‘ oe league ‘spring’! arg) YO" | Way Patrol are now undergoing al isda thieuah the State, iBiais 95 faphies alt the best new books:| €?- bottle. gas, good: tires, .perm-| | Junior Woman's. Club, 8:00: p.m., rf i nee 0, 8B anent bed, excellent condition Woman's. | rigid five weeks. training course of ‘the Wleventh Judicial Circuit of te Teams Play Here (?) = here in a training sch : | g school eT) p, As soon as the ferries begin run-[~ 4 : lithe Pah i from personal supervision of D. G' ning to Cube here, the local | | I i SP OR I S Snedaker, field representative of Municipal Stadium will beconic} some for 5¢ per day,.many for only 10c for a whole week. Paul Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon- ton and Eaton streets. marl!-tf} 600 Division St., Gulf Stream | eee Trailer Court. mar7-2tx WEDNESDAY rc -| Woman's Business Association Meeting, 7:30 p.m., Woman's ‘West highballs. LOST toe small to hold the crowds that | : Clubh } Association of Police Chiefs and, ROOMS FOR RENT : jouse. ee, will want to see game: a ‘ 5 . : 1 5 icers* there. Cuban ‘ca gerry An Every Type of Play Glenn Carmichael, representative therein d 5 American dime with Mason a Beare Club, 8:00 p.m., Officers i ne casions of the American Association of, {here ssuance {Furnished room, private bath. 993] on one side and hole for chain. | 2 es » img over on more occasions thaa | | Vehicle Administrators i t ‘a ‘Gr all street, 2o apis : | Hospital Auxiliary, Woman's in the past and baseball interest BASKETBALL CCS ES SE ete a. oe isened: ie ia ce Wwis"a| Sentimental value. $10.00 re Clubhouse. will start mounting i et High School Gymnastum rane men ate saat mained sn Sy ihe patitione ind | Street. mar6-3tx| ward. Phone Mrs. Harvey, 394. : Probably teams from ilesarna, | (Night Games) eee co nemen bare sion. behalt of Ovarses oe : mar9-3t< and receive detailed instruction) Toll ida, in the ag 50,000.00, to ¥ numbered, in and to mature County sum of ; Mexico and other Central and THURSDAY— South American countries that} 7:00—Carbonell’s Luncheonette play im Havana every year will| vs. Lindsley Lumber © make the trip to Key West jor} 8:00—High School “B” Girls vs. | in driver license examinations. INFORMATION BOOTH i FOR HIRE | | | Strand Theater BARBARA STANWYCK in For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone 1161-W. LIBERAL REWARD games with local teams. They | Convent. | da marl-Imox} Fo" Return of Lady's Conrad “Xmas In Connecticut” | could hop over here for a series’ _9:00—WKWF vs. Independents | (Continued trom Page One) el _relow Gold WATCH and Chain | Coming: “Having A Wondesful | of games and return to Havaiia FRIDAY— lio: Benuetcdminetierarden of pri eI WANTED TO RENT jif returned to Manager, La Con-| Crime” | or their own countries in very} 7:00—Miami Daily News vs. ority. mature in mums | cha Hotel, or Miles Wright, Bell | | é ewe 2 captain, La Concha Hotel. | Wanted—Furnished room, $10.00 ‘monthly. Write to Edelstein, care The Citizen. Give address mar4-7tx | periods of time. i this happens, we'll have to} start thinking of enlarging our| stadium | Key West Transit Co. A committee of Tom Wilson, peetcitep ooh ae ears ce!Gerald Saunders and Paul Ai- vs. ley Lumber Co. |bury was appointed to go wita 9:00—Coca-Cola vs. Carbone.l’s |Ray Navarro to city authorities to Leal Monroe Theater Ww AMOUNT $155,000.00 mar6-3tx Lost—Black female cocker span- Cubans To Play Senators Luncheonette. discuss the question of putting in- iel, small white spot under The players picked by. the Cu-| ——__ [isi eperstlon a 12panfenger atght: [Abr WANTED TO RENT OR BUY | throat, wearing collar witn JOHN GAIPEEY ban sports writers to ply the) BASEBALL seeing bus to leave on tours twice | 4Pt!l small tag. Reward. Tel. 1070.'"They Made Me A Criminal’ “ Washington Senators five-| at Municipal Stadium dgily. This bus service is con-| April Will buy : Ext. 105 mar6-3tx ae - ‘ ive-} 3 c laily. pmervice 15 ee ill rent or buy small piano. Pre- 2 : “Coming: “Arsenic and Old Lace’ game series starting 12 an (Afterfioon Games) templated by Mr. Navarro. F April for Spinet. Call 1178-W after A ending meee iw includes Geteh-} SUNDA Y= | It was also voted that a letter! j 4, mar6-6tx|Ration books, driver’s licenses ems, Amdres Fleitas and F. Gue To be announced. be sent the Overseas Road and; and car registration card, be-! ‘ pitchers, Zabala, Natilla Jime 1¢7, Maglie, McDaniels, Comellas, De- higo and Bragana; first base, Nap! Reyes; second base, Heberto| ball and handball courts. Dia-| Blanco; third base, Pollo Rod-| mondball. Comfort stations. riguez; shortstbp, Silvio Garcia or} South Beach and Rest Beach— Dandridge; left, Alejandro Cres-' Swimming. Toll Bridge District requesting that the toll gatemen do not tell} visitors that there are no room. ing facilities in Key West. My Wolkolff made the statement that ¢, there has never been a day during |the past season when rooms were | APARTMENTS FOR RENT longing to Edna and Rudolph Schneider, 915 Windsor Lane. Reward. mar6-2t< RECREATION Bayview Park—Tennis, basket- |Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor Lane, will have vacancies beginning March 13th. Prefer permanent residents. No children or pets. Villa D'Este Hotel BISCAYNE BOULEVARD at EIGHTH ST., MIAMI, FLORIDA Fraternity pin, Alpha Delta Phi if inscribed. W. H. McCartay Phone 568-R or 1304 Reynolds izia f which is} pe center, Davenport and right,|_ Gulf Dock and Rest Beach—/not available to a visitor heve F aned e t oN z Gel Reward ae? Ste R. Gladu. Santos Amaro, Pedro] Deepsea fishing, small boats. and that the Hotel Association | published | oe eee eee chil- : : Open Again to the Publie Pages and Roberto Ortiz will be — jacts as a host to the visitor who| published i ives. No pets, Apphy 516 Oi- =i. alternates. Manager will be Jos- WILL PURIFY AIR [cannot get a room at one hotel; !da in form m Mie mar?-3tx | FOUND Large Spacious Rooms Moderate Rates | Class AA ball in the U. S. for — and sees to it that he secures a! {941 \ ‘(me Se Habla { cito Rodriguez, who played in| CHICAGO.—Uitraviolet lamps|room at another hotel. Mr. Wolk-! DONE, AND ORDERED at Kev WANTED Bicycle, Owner may have same Espanol many years. : will purify the air that some fu-|off blamed a a present letdown, Mare! co ; } y identifying and paying for q | The games will be broadeast|ture railway passengers ee tourists here to bad publicity; i (sd) Aquilina L |Wanted—Laundry to do. Pick up; this ad. Sawyer’s Paint & Cycie For Reservations, PHONE MIAMI 9-2622 breathe. jin out-of-town papers. i eer L service. Phone 224. mar5-12tx{ Store. mar6-2tx | —— over the Cuban network.