The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1946, Page 3

REED Le NEY: SHE OLE SAI eee ree NO RAILROADS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1946 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN © : : BROOKLYN.—At the begin- ning of the 20th ientury there Peothall + : ») Okeechobee Ball Series Here Arabia. Key Free Politics And Coffee Mis welt Together assent SERB RPP WITH THAT OF NEW ORLEANS Baseball © Diamondball Basketball * Swimming Continuing our review of base- 02£44444444444444444444444%~4444448885 ball in Key West in past years. (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is his office to lobbying between Tennis * Golf ¢ Track In 1925, on Labor Day, an Okee- the second of three articles on | cups of coffee. Red Raiders Clinch City Cage ehobee City nine came to Key! 5 . ; local coffee shops, written a | ®, Rvaakrancs pineal: cific game, 6c. Information for the Advertisers mimbee Gf felts ago by Miss In the oo oe here, so - is ries with the locals. RATES FOR REGULAR and PAYMENT Marie Cappick.) said, the coffee houses were places Some of the players on the vis- BLACKFACE TYPE _ bazment for classified advertiae- where preliminaries for duels iting thib were big league per-| | Advertisements ‘anaer tate nena J advertoens ‘with leagues net| Every one who has tasted Key|were arranged, and many a gal- regu er ue oe whe POEE Fae the rate of 2¢ a word for each tnaer. paghots Pee Oe a thetr advertises | West coffee acknowledges that it Nant don sipped his last demi-tasse ers, and R., who played wita| tion, bat . minimum charge ‘ rt ca aes e hite top table in some cof- i i : PUBLICATION is the finest “marnin’s marnin”;at a whi Pp 5 ¢ Lefty Grove in Baltimore; Wynn} fe strat Se eee oe c= apes Ly yer DER OLNE hee aE. pean tucked away sa . e e e W W Bi on, Herring, Austin, McRae, ra In fen ha fe fflee velock A Championship ith 39-33 mn Sivant, Cota aall x the ttre 1 aD “ aan fae annie ‘ase. = mablteation, ane =, Octogenarians who recall the eaeet aay . ue fad em oney west had ane eecune BEBE RBPSRRSRER Ree 2 2 eB 8 carly days of this island compare body was found next morning, no PED ILAR Sir i ak inang peep oe HELP WANTED WANTED TO BUY the coffee houses with those in| inquest was necessary. A shrug ov ssapigpeiah ; TP Gordon on first, Cy piper gon oY New Orleans where, like this city,}of Latin shoulders speaks more rrr rt serve | eoce tor auctteess Sg TE cetes, Maxi Maskoyite, at short’ — Small upright piano. Phone 558,|Latin influence prevails. Fre-| eloquently than the widest vocab- triple bill at High School Gym CMI ¥ Sys ‘Alb P eet hi andy ccd, oo mar12-5tx |quenters of cafes here, as in thejulary. The only argument ad- last night, Sweeting’s Auto Serv : 2—23 Sevilla cna preslaet Guth, ane TELEPHONE Crescent City, often spend hours| vanced for his death is that—ne see five won over the Miami Daily Wanted—Old rags. Call at The|playing checkers or dominoesjdied on the field of honor. In Red Raiders clinched the] the pitching. Cremata, Castillo, OPERATORS Citizen Office. jan17-tf| while sipping black coffee. Haste|these drinking places, enemies ; News club, 37 to 25, but the gane Sl edeeclonatip initia; thi and EES ER We al is unknown to the habitues of|were made, swords drawn, oid was closer than the score shows. |final game of the evening by de-|8° Used by the locals in the se- WAGE INCREASE i FOR SALE these places. scores settled and friendships ; in the first three quarters, the|feating the Chewink Divers, 39|*€5- BORG Rese Theil Learners now earn a mini- It is said that when Key Wc</: {formed over a cup of steaming not H Newsmen played nip and tuck|t, 33. Raiders needed only aa-|, O% Labor Day, Sept. 7, e visl-| mum of $31.20 per week Vita Var Hcuse Paint, guaranteed |received but one mail a month, | coffee. ins van, Statin boys but lather win to eliminate'any mathe-|‘0'% won, 8 to. Ned Porter was for 48 hours work 100% pure. $3.25 gallon. There |the night the mail steamer was| (To Be Continued) im the final round the Mechanics) matical chance of being overtak |the winning pitcher and Bopby is none finer at any price |due to atrive, coffee houses took GR evey, to “tighten up” the/en, mens) the iene moundanat Wage rates for experienced Pierce Bros. marl-1mo}on a festive appearance. Bright|~ PSE = Sad i. Barber scored 14 points for the Head and J. Griffin also pite etl operators are proportion- colored buntings ‘streamed and seorer was Pritchard with | winners, Skaggs 9, Haskins 7, |f0" Key West. G. Lowe was the ately higher | Library copies of current best}billowed from ceilings and coco 6 : gels. Ladd came next/ For the losers, Myers scored 14|¢@cther. ‘lla hel sellers—at prices that get lower }nut palm fronds decorated doors! § : with four {g's avd | points and Graf eight. The next day, Sevilla held the) Frequent increases, addi- with each rental. To fill your}and windows. If the proprietor |e $ swe fg's and two free |” Every player on the Red’ Raid- pars piping visitors to six se tional payment for evening bookshelves comparatively|could afford it, Pablo’s orchestra |& ers scored at Jeast.one point. They | Ut they scored nine runs. Key Sunday and holiday work | painlessly, get acquainted with|was called in 'to play until mid: }e : the logers in points /presented a ver lefense in| West touched Chase for six hits} . our unique rental library sales}night. 20.) 2); i shirol Zi : four field goals ard} preventing the i tt only made three runs. In the system. Paul Smith, bookseller Little Change. si followed by All good club, from scoring. spe coy ey gay tin poled a home MANY OTHER cor. Simonton and Eaton sts. | There is little change since] Hy ,| _ For the losers, Mason and: run that tied the score at 3-ail, ADVANTAGES marl-tf} then, excepting that thrice daily |® : T? | ris played well as guards. but in the eighth the visitors tied —————_—_—______———. | mail 'schedule provides a wider|® 3 6 5~"5| Box score: " up the game on just two hits out We carry a full line of all plumb- |range of topics for conversation |® : 6 12 «13-37 Red Raiders (39) er ce: Ae ornate Paz> Let our Chief Operator, ing supplies and fixtures. Pipe | about, the white top tables. Co?-| _—_— i Ey d Mrs. McDermott, cut and threaded at Pepper’s|fee houses continue to play an!® In page — — — i i ee t ie es rf 7G ea ae erent ented tell you the whole story Flumbing Supply, 512 Fleming. | important part in the lve ot the |$ } gee after scoring move|Barber (0),f 5 4. 8 14lHead pitched a great game ior itn Eee aaa be oe cue points im the last quarter than | ened “7 $..0 2 8) Key West in holding the visitors Apply 9 to 5 at the Vita Var Super Chromium Finish | and evil in each candidate is dis-|% the victors. They sank five in T 1B - S| to six hits. Five local errors gave TELEPHONE OFFICE Aluminum Paint, covers 30% {cussed in the coffee houses, and|®@ the fourth round to two for CMI| Haskins (4),g.2 3 © 2 Ithe visitors five unearned runs more surface than most of the| many a successful candidate : but they just weren't enough to Sec a ar cen a epg ena ine game. — aluminum paints. $5.40 per gal acd Fe vercome the lead. Totals— 15 +9 11 39! The last of the series saw Quin- febl-tf] lon. Pierce Bros. marl-tmo . Final count was 23 to 18. Chewink Divers (33) tan Lopez starting on the mound ‘ e LEGALS : More was high scorer for the| Player— FG FT PF Tp|for Key West. After giving up Openings for clerks, male and|Man’s bicycle, $18.00. No. 2 Po- ° : te CMMs with four field goals and| Graf (5), t a ee foe | seven runs in four innings, Lopez penile Also messengers. West nai St. nf mar12-2ix babii ce ad : two free throws. Saunders sank Craig (4),f.. 1 0 0 was relieved by Cy Grey, wao| ern Union. feb26-tf = Chapter 20722—Acts of 1941 |$ x * ‘we field goals and a free throw|Dichary (13),f.1 0 .3 pitched seven more innings to win —!Lady’s and man’s bicycles. $25) , NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that|¢@ e and Haskins three field goals and'Ginon (6),c_..0 1 2 his game in the eleventh when the Grocery clerk, must be experi-| each. Phone 1067-R. Tanearteneta Norte vescetea ls e throw ‘Myers (14), c _. 6 2 1 locals scored four runs on six hits. | enced, steady worker. Good mar13-3tx | 30th day of June, A. D. 1942, hasle amous or ine ' the losers, Ann Herrick wos Norris (7),g...1 0 0 In that big eleventh, C. Lopez! salary. Baer’s Market, 901 Du-| - Leafy apLNIonT roe eres ates ! ® ' best point-getier with three! M’Donald (12),g1 1 5 and Cremata singled; Grey wee | val St. mar9-3t\2-" arid 3° -- bedroom bungalows, | te be) Jeaued thereon. Said Certifi ' , and a free throw. Margie! Mason (3)\g0 1° 0 safe on an error to load;the: bases; furnihhéd “and unfurnished; | SSinod nraperty te ee out y ee 9 ; sank three field goals ar. we ts Maxie lined. a double to left, scor-| Wanted — A waitress, must pe! .small..down.-payment,. balance} Monree, State of Florida, to-wit: avor ince Herrick one ig and.one {| ‘Totals— aa 17 14 ing Lopez and Cremata, Grey| capable of working fountain or| payable monthly, Johnson ,&| Pt Let 4, Sar. 8. Tr. 11, F1-263, ! Melasques agored two tzee| Bree throws) missed: Graf Stopping at third; Castillo ‘hit'a] making sandwiches. Land 0”| Johnson, Phone 372. marl-tf} Hecoras, i i Texas leaguer to. left and Grey . , The assessment of said property * Craig 2, Myers 1, McDonald » Demeritt, Collins, Her- }Mason 1, Skaggs 2, Roberts 1, Has. and E. Mora played well at kins 1, 2 ; for the ¥ictors, Angela Daz | Referee: Sailor. Sun Dairies, 1001 Division St. ' 5 under .the said certificate was in marlt-tf | Concrete block machines for sae. phe eee or Pa fC ee Capacity 1000 to 1500 blocks} }.qeemed according to. law... th scored; Capote struck’ out;' C. Griffin singled to center, scoring Robert Knobel Castillo and Maxie; Gordon wa:k- SALESLADY ee ith] pro ibed th a1 Mary Sellers and Gloria for| Timer: Red. ‘Jed; Judge, visitors’ pitcher, TE LOCAL GIRL eae Sale awa area Key told fa” hte hisehest. ide ‘ath j . first Mon= hosers. Scorer: Aguilar. taken out of the box and replac-) PREFERRED, BUT NOT ES | West Citizen, Box HK. fay in the month of “April, 19 “WHOLESALE BEER and WINE” ed by Hoosbrook; C. Lopez walk-| SENTIAL. APPLY POL- feb28-13t :} WHich is the Ist ay of Apri ~~~ —— ed; Cremata struck out, and Grey LOCK's JEWELRY, 514 DU- ANGr ne HOde NET et it eao | 2049:\N. MIAMI AVE. J made the last out by flying out : -19-3¢ | AGS | iiveeniet’ (Gireut t A i y dler Meets In Cub, tolighi’ to's Nd yng ou VAL STREET. marld-3t) Radifbtet pide ifteopitt $1, (Chregit, Cour ss ¢ Sawyer -|$) Phone 2-5824 Miami 37, Fla. . Reet) (1) 41 34; : A Clerk of Circuit Couft, Monroe |e ‘The visitors thd wal 40°11) aeLp WANTED—MALE 145) febB-wed&sat-tf County, Florid ® ee. with “blood in their eyes” but By: Mary 1c. Woodson, D.C, ue Officials of Havana were set down, one, two, three Recruiters wanted. Regular Army Fresh tomatoes. 1310 Johnson} __ : Trowell went out, second to first;} yeenlistments open for men in. street. mar6-7tx Hallsbrook struck out and Mc- Rae struck out. It was a great day for Key West —that last day of the series with Okeechobee. grade of “buck” sergeant or} lower, desiring to be stationed | Ele ‘tric pump and 100-gallon wa- in Key West or recruiting duty.} ter tank. Inquire The Citizen Prefer local men separated less| Office. mar13-tf B than 90 days. Prospects for pro- That was in 1925, 21 years ago.} motion very good. Limited vf-|Household furniture. 36-B Nav il Today, Maxie, Castillo, Gordon| fer. Apply in person or by w Housing Unit. marl12-5tx and Grey are living in Miami, C.! ing to Boom 228, Post Ofiice { Lopez in Tampa, Albury, Griffin,} Building; Miami, Fla. mar9-Si|Saturday, March 16th, from 2 to| Capote, Elbertson, Cremata and: 5, china glass, kitchen utensils, | Q. Lopez are still on the Old WANTED antiques, books and _ pictures. Rock—Key West. _ 1319 Duval St. mar13 3tx | (To Be Continued) Wanted—Laundry to do. Pick up service. Phone 224. mar5-12tx| Vita Var Full Body Floor Varnish; CITY SPORTS MISCELLANEOUS biter! Pee Brot mati | Long Distance ease a ; Pa By PEDRO AGUILAR @f baseball in the United! At Miami—Giants vs. Braves. Stites and Cubs met in the Na-| At Miami Beach—Phillies vs. pay Sw ae in Havana recentiy | Athletics. to what to do about play-| At Lake Worth—Tigers vs, Kan- os jumping from organized|sas City. American leagues to circuits in| At Havana—Senators vs. Cu- Mexico ban All Stars. —e the officials of U. S. March 15 and teams and Cuban/ At St. Petersbi 3 baseball heads — mt at the dis-!dians. si ral ates cumion were: “Happy” Chandler,| At West Pal i commissioner of baseball in the/vs. Athletics. aa U f President Harridge| At Sarasota—Yankees vs, Red ‘Afecig Uae Clark | Sox (first squad). : ‘- @ the Wasi-| At Ft. Myers—Yankees vs. ) o efrigeration sales and service.|Easter rabbits, order early, Yard i! 4 Segators; Muddy Ruel, as-| Louisville (second oars Refriger “handle: 1 squad). é Repairs on all makes. All work| eggs. 919 Southard. | 8 era ie Chanter: Tals Orian-| “At Lakeland—cineinnati vq, 74. Every Type of Play * guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, marl1-13-15} ines Are i : ‘Co@unission, Merito tee fm ee fF ‘ 220 Duval st., phone 333. | big league layer and| Lontevilie (aq erat ies | Hs. BASKETBALL feb18-tf|Radio, small, new. 913 Georgio | / owns of the Havana entry) “Stternoon). at High School Gymnastum | |__| xt. marl2-3tx the §=Plorida International 7 eee 18 League, and Dr. Rogelio Valdez,| , At Clearwater—Rd Sox vs. In- president of the Cuban Profes | ‘ans. . (Night Games) Call 9136 if you need mops or { B Th E e WEDNESD Se brushes or any Fuller Brusn}Man’s bicycle, new tires, tubes! usier an V r 7:00—Coca-Cola vs. Key West Company product. marl3-tix| and paint job. Phone 164-J, stemal Leaguc At Lakeland—Senators vs. Ti- Transit Co. 15-B Porter Project. mar13-2tx Among the players who have|8*' (second squad). 8:00—Lions vs. High Scho.i| BOT TCMERISHING : : a formken American baseball to b ee vs. Cu- “B” Girls. tr acares whi ae Ct ODER Bites and veto Corse a! - ' A to | Dan tars. :00—1 | 10-4: o emp packaged air-conditioners . . on hn of ag sor At St. Petersburg — Yankees : epi a a . BOAT “GREYHOUND” now available for installation More people are making more long distance telephone calls York Giants; Dan Gardella and| ‘{Tst squad) vs. Cards, THURSDAY— CAPT. C. N. McCLOUD in Key West. Representative | - Nap Reyes, former Giant playsi~;| At Tampa — Yankees. (second| 7:00—Miami Herald vs. Carbo- END OF GULF DOCK will be in Key West March 18tn. than ever and you may experience delays on some of Carrasquel, of the Washington |*4@d) vs. Reds. nell’s Luncheonette. KEY WEST Address inquiries to Box GBO,} ' Senators; Guerra, of the Senator als At Ft. Lauderdale—Giants vs. 8:00—High School vs. Convent mar8-12tx| c/o Citizen. marl1-Gt| your calls. ; = Setalielia, of the Philadelphia | Braves. Cubs. : ae : o, 0 | At Holi —Philli : =| MACHINERY Small, new radio. Skating Rink. A : : a , Atitetics Camas, ot the Brooklya| core. lywood—Phillies vs, Ba:- S een Corps vs. WK WF PARES Pnaniaesil| We are doing everything possible to expand facilities. This | t ' 5 Mt was decided by Cut March 17 Le iami * . ,< Machinery and factor equipment,.| | “§ nA ctals that tier, aes! At Lakeland—Indians vs, Ti- Tee ewe. - new and used, fo rall industries. |Girl’s balloon-tired bicycle. 39-A, | year thousands of miles of new long distance circuits are barred from further play in Cubs | SS 8:00—Sweeting’s Auto Service! Atlantic Machinery Re aate Naval Housing, White and Unit= ; oa: i ; tales they returned to their re.) At Orlando — Tigers (second vs. Miami Herald Co, 211 N. E. 59th St. Miami,| ed. ar 3 being added — additional long distance switchboards are apective clubs, and a working | Sued) vs. Senators (second| 9:00—Key West Transit Co. vs.! Fla. puree re so (SHIM ond penal Toon agreement, uniform in every re- | 844d). Carbonell’s Lunch. \ ab oh i ins ii . spect between Cuba, Mexico and| At Havana — Senators (first See. \ FOR HIRE | trailer. Apply upstairs, rear | being installed in many places and hundreds of young the United States, be respected | 54444) vs Cuban All Stars. BASEBALL )——_——_——————_|_ 1014 Varela. mar13-2tx : ‘ . by all concerned | At West Palm Beach—Phillics For Hire—Truck, general moving. =| women are being employed and trained as operators to help The baseball heads also inves. | VS: Athletics. iN en rtne: Stadium J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Special sale, used awnings, w tigated players who continued to| At St. Petersburg—Yanks (tirst] SUNDAY Games) Lane. Phone 1161-W. } czarnes, | fousporch on) window meet the increasing demand for more long distance service. perform 10 days after their greeter Sox. To be announced. ere = ee eee eee papal agg Prey ome 87 | squad) pi None (second oe FOR ZENT now. Key Wet Venetian Blird| It’s a big job and will take time. Until the job is done we Gaeee it. Lait Coot ws|. At Ft. Lauderdale—Giants vs. RECREATION Co., Duval st. mar13-3t : Ao ; = Aye a ~wl — Png VS-| Bayview Park—Tennis, basket-' Detective stories, romances, biog- | i will continue 'to need your help when circuits are over-loaded are Dick Sisier, Lou Kline ani|. At Daytona Beach—Dodgers vs. poland pandbal courts. Dia-| raphies ,all the best new books,| FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE | Se . eR ibaa! ait 4 ; R ny ey Sapien Phangan at Te tenet chic vs. Reds, South Beach fea Rest Beach— Sr 1oatas Se oie weeks Peul Rollfast tricycle for sale or ex- | By using the service only for COMBA, calls. Your continued will be made am e players . U Swimmi: : a hows bicvi junior | . . At Sarasota—! wimming. Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon-| change for boy’s bicycle, junior 5 A a o> eomencingy. Red Sox. Kansas City ys. moe Bie and Rest Beach—! ton and Eaton streets. marl-tf} size. Phone 422-R. marl2-2tx) ° cooperation is appreciated. psea fishing, small boats. | by aise faneus REVERS! ROOMS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT Games to be played by major bated es LARGEST TEMPLE al Me 1 ., <a New, large sleeping room, attrac-. Two-bedroom apartment. Chil- and minor league ae training | : apeinn Voboad Pa.—Reversing!_ | NHW YORK. — The Masonc | tively earaleneds private tile dren welcomed. 900 Duval,| SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY i> Pleride —_ te oan aa | m4 pany Procedure, a 14-year-| Temple in Detroit, Mich., is the| bath, hot water, outside en-| Apt. 1 (upstairs). — mar13-2tx INCORPORATED 14 to and iteting | larch 17: j old boy attempted to saw his| largest in the world. | trance, pleasant surroundings. | . i ea — into the Detention Home. H $50 per month to permanent; Furnished apartment, private At Clearwater—Cards vs In-}He was attempting to help a/ President Truman pledges sup-, residents. Sea Isle Apartments, | bath, no pets, no children. 818 diane buddy escape, { et port to rural electric co-op plan. 915 Windsor Lane mar13-itx Olivia St mar13-3tx !