The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 24, 1946, Page 3

‘Sm Softball Managers To Meet Tomorrow To Form League A meeting of all soft! agers and others who sc e@mted in forming a Key Sefthall association will be held @t the City Hall tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock deadline for eiiwing a team in the City Softball leagu wil begin play Ps Those teams ready qualified ar ABy Ammoriard Press) BROOKYLN, N.Y. April 24.— ‘The fist no-hit, no-run game in | Maher league baseball for when G4 Head, Bx-Gi, te: : Badgers te & 5-0 win over Bos- tom. Head hadn't pitched @ Wapgue baseball sath straight ® virtually mobbed by out the Athleti Gettel hurhoe wored six xuns tore weed fow Johnny Hopp USCO May Cet Back Buildings Machinists, the American Legion, | Sloppy Joe's and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Other teams expected to enter include the Miami Daily News and Adams | Dairy. Considerable interest has been evidenced in a Junior League for boys under 18, One tedm, the Mummies, has been organized. Whenever three other "junior al- | teams are organized, a’ league , will be formed for them: Dodgers Trim Boston, 5-0, As Ex-GI Hurls No-Hitter How They Stand League Club— WwW. L. Pet, GB Boston 6 2. .750 New York 6 2. .750 Detroit b- 8. Be 8 St. Louis 3 3 600 2 Cleveland 22 600 2 Chicago 2 5 286 33 ! Philadelphia 26 $0.4 National Lea League Club— W. LL.” Pet! GB Brooklyn 2.2: Coy St. Louis 6 1 857 Chicago 42 7 Boston 3.4 429 3 New York 3.4 429 3 Pittsburgh 25 286 4 Philadelphia .. 2 5 386 4 Cincinnati, ....,2 6 .250 43 = by » OPA To Advise Vets On Prices , Two veterans advisors of the , OPA will visit Key West May 10 from ten am, to four pm. to meet with returned soldiers who have ahy problems hbffected by , the government’s price and ra- tioning program, Bernard C. Goodwin, Miami OPA distriet di- rector, said today. Oze Marcus of Jacksonville, deputy regional veterans advisor, and Frank F. Faust, Miami dis- triet veterans adVisor, will be at the price control board to discuss , any pr oblems affecting the veter- ans. “Any veteran who needs infor- mation or advice concerning the OPA is urged to consult with us while in this area,” Marcus said. “We will endeavor to get priority setvice for him in ironing out his problems. Many veterans who are entering business or buying equipment have problet:s in *,which we can be of assistance.” Republic pration, a eby required to ap- t Hill’ for “Diverce filed p ostyled 15th day of erwise, | the ein Will be nd Ordered at Key West, his 16th day of April, rt Clerk Ry: (sd) Mary ENRIQUE EBSQUIN or Pl JAMS WILLIAM DUCK WOR: Defendant PUBLICATION duck worth, et, je" Island. ereby required to ap- the Bill for Divorce filed in the ve styled before the 15th day of 1946; otherwise, the tions contained therein will n as confessed and Ordered at Key West, ychls Wetn day of April, (Circuit Court Seal) Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court. By: Mary K. Woodson, Deputy Clerk. ue Esquinaldo, Jr. rney for Plain’ aprit 24j;may1-8,1946 *“PEOPLE’S FORUM The Citizen welcomes expres- re ranted. ‘The. writers Sale ang confine the words, and write on one side ofthe paper only. Signature of writers must accompany the letters and will be pub‘ished un- less requested otherwine. PRAISES FIRE ADVICE Editor, The Citizen: I wish to publicly thank the unidentified man who made a suggestion to the fire chief and insisted that it be carried out. The suggestion was to keep the water tanks cooled off, along- side of the gasoline tanks, thus keeping the gasoline tanks from exploding and catching fire. I have my home, thanks to this man. I’m writing this while the fire is still burning at the Over- seas Transportation Co. If we had men of this type on our fire force, I, for one, believe it would be a safer Key West. MRS. KATIE SANDS. Key West, Fla. April 24, 1946. SCOUTS THANK PUBLIC Editor, The Citizen: Please aliow me space in your paper to publicly thank those people who made possible the Easter egg hunt given by Troop 5 Girl Scouts for the children of Key West. Special thanks go to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Saunders, Mr. Hender- son, Miss Wahneta Burt, direc- tors of Jackson Square USO; Elease Williams, cook at USO; S. A. Odom, and all others who con- tributed, either money or time, toward making the hunt a grand success. Sincerely, MRS. LEE THOMPSON, Leader, Troop 5, Girl Scouts. 1205 Virginia St., Key West, Fla., April 23, 1946. “DO WE NEED THE SABBATH?” Editor, The Citizen: Not very long ago I was told directly by a member for the! State Beverage Department that the’ State Commission does not . have one iota of authority to! regulate the distance of bars from} w churches. I asked him directly] when and where the matter at’ should be handled. He replied and there was a minister of the| } gospel present and I quote him: “That is a matter entirely with- in the jurisdiction of your local administration.” It is foolish to write to Talla- hassee when redress can be ob- tained only lotally, If the people who do not care how close bar can be loeated to charches were faced with a law'that all churches were to be closed on Sunday and that gambling and saloons were ,to be wide open - what would happen? That old Ameri- ean spirit of freedom of wor- ship would come to fhe front and bar rooms and gambling would Political Announcements For United States Senator LEX GREEN For United States Congress GEORGE SMATHERS For Justice of Supreme Court (Group ; JAMES HENRY TAYLOR For State Senator JAMES A. FRANKLIN For State Senator “BOB” KING For State Senator E. R. (Doc) LOWE For State Senator CHARLES WILSON WARD) <*\" For Representative JOHN CARBONELL, JR. For Representative DR. DELIO COBO For Representative BERNIE C. PAPY For Representative WILL E. P. ROBERTS For State Attorney (llth Judicial Circuit) GLENN C. MINCER For State Attorney (11th Judicial Circuit) FRANK O. SPAIN For Railroad Commissioner F. D. AKIN For County Commissioner (Second District) FRANK BENTLEY For County Commissioner (Fourth District) GERAJ.D SAUNDERS For County Commissioner (Fourth District) MAXIMO VALDEZ join every son of freedom to re- turn their heritage. I recall the words of a prominent merchant who tried to give me some friendly advice i “Don’t you know it is foolish to oppose such interests as a big percentage of the families here depend directly on evidently as gambling and the liquor busi- ness.” I believe there is more truth than fiction in that. We have nothing to fear from the smal) time operator but then it looks like organizations muscle in there is time to stop and think. We have always ac- cepted gambling as a part of Key West but it has kept its distance from the churches and satisfied] wora with its own apostles. It will not be long that with the ferry serv- ice the travelling public can ride over to Cuba and guzzle and gamble to its hearts content at a cheaper rate. If you or I decide we want a beer on Sunday lets not keep the guy who wants to rest or worship in his church on Sunday with a jazz band that doesn’t care how loud it plays. I say let those who wish to observe the Sabbath be permitted to do so and those who do not in the name of Heaven make a nuisance of themselves to everybody else. ALBERT G, ROBERTS. Key West, Fla., April 23, 1946, z PRITCHARD AMBULANCE EQUIPPED WITH OXYGEN The Pritchard Funeral Home ambulance has been equipped T. R. Pritchard, proprietor of the mortuary, an- nounced today. The new equip- with oxygen, where oxygen is necessary to revive accident victims and pat- ients stricken with sudden ill- Subscribe to Ine Citizen. omg The City of Key V wing that it is a" ny of the bends tendered to the rther information may be ¢ tained from the © The ROY HAMLIN, TKres Firm Buys | Lot On Duval St. Purchase of the Duval Street joining the store was recorded in ;|@ Warranty deed filed today in Information for RATES FOR REGULAR and ed. Gate Restaurant, Navy en- trance, 300 Southard St. No liquors sold here. Phone 735 (Harry Gwynn). apr3-24tx Two girls for fountain work, nights, 4 to 11. Apply after 4 o'clock. Land O’ Sun Store, 1001 Division St. ape23-3tx Wanted—Girl to work evenings. Butler’s Book Store, 1000 Eaton St. apr23-3tx MISCELLANEOUS Refrigeration sales and service: Repairs on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, 220 Duval st., phone 333. “GUARANTEED” Repairs on Electric Clocks, Toasters, Irons, Fans, Etc. Wilson’s Appliance Service 12 Fleming St., Call 1160 apr19-15tx plumbing and heating. Esti- mates, repairs and installations. Phone 853, 408 Louisa St. apr22-tf ~|Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189, Keys made, locks repair- ed, ete. apr24-6t 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- AF RENT A CAR :|¥You drive. Late model conver- tibles and sedans. By day or week. PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division: Sts. april tf, (Bumnense cottage, $25 monthly,! Big Pine Key, on road to No Name Key, near Gibson Fish- ing Lodge. Phone 551-M. |. from the place ORDER OF PU ut You are feuerate requi r on or before the 10th ALO (Cireuit Court Si Ross C Sawyer Clerk of Circuit Court. ! j | | apr10-17-24,may1,1946 IN THE CIRCUIT COU i vs. PAUL CALLIHAN . Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION he apr24-5tx ROOMS FOR RENT Mt ‘ton | |Light housekeeping rooms, all utilities furnished. $10.00 and $12.00 weekly. Paul’s Tire Shop. apr20-5tx County” Clerk” Ross C. ‘Sawyer’s price was $37,000. The} (Continued company plans to enlarge its fa- cilities.and make a modern air- conditioned store. apr18-tf | — 4 e Three-bedroom house in residen- A. H. Williams and. A. G. Roberts, | New radios now in stock. $29.95, office. The property purchased has no lot by the S. H. Kress Co. ad-| building on it éxcept walls from a structure razed by fire last year. — SEU R Ree eee CLASSIFIED ADS the Advertisers PAYMENT Payment ee eS ments: ne, of 11 o'clock oa SueGeneaeen FOR SALE Waitresses (neat appearing) want-! Library copies of current best sellers—at it prices that get lower - with each rental. To fill your bookshelves comparatively painlessly, get acquainted with Sy a system. es parse shew eerie Fre apr. '2- and 3 - bédroom bungalows, unfurnished; furnished and small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. _—apri-tf *40 and ’41 Dodge pick-up trucks. Command ¢ar conversion. Put- camp-Alexahder Motors, Divi- sion and Duval Sts. aprl-tf tial section. Lot 131’ deep and 40’ wide, plus additional lot 43’ by 43’, This attractive offer is priced to sell. Apply Citiz=n Office. Gas ALUMINUM AND STAINLESS STEEL MOULDINGS We are now carrying a full line of aluminum and stainless steel mouldings for use as sink rims; cabinet trimmings and ; trimming and mould- or ie cae: Aye and be pal ping for linoleum on floors, drain boards, table ‘ds; edging for and doorways; nosii wall trims ani threshold plates. Come in aid look at our..samples. Pepper’s Plumbing Supplies, 512 Flem- ing. , apr9-tf ton and Eaton Sts. apri tf; Notes tes (Promise, le each, Art. 8; Citizen Bldg., phone 3 marlo tt Station wagon, Packard Six, ex- cellerit fot small Agliyery truck. In good running condition. Any) reasonable offer taken. For quick sale. 408 Greene St. Phone 312-J. apr22-tf r our customers who need a ' large output of hot water we have two 40-gallon automatic gas heaters for sale. Pepper’s Se unbiag Supplies, 512 Fleming apr16- with 90-day guarantee. Island City Radio, 900 Fleming St. | apr20-7tx 4 | Single room adjoining bath. $6.00 weekly. 2 blocks from bus terminal. Phone 551-M. apr24-5tx FOR RENT OR SALE Biya To Rent—Daily or week- ly. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 822 Fleming St. apr20-1mox FON MIRE For Hire—Truck, general moving. J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone 1161-W. aprl-1mox WANTED TO BUY Wanted, small outboard motor, one 16-ft. skiff and one 14 or 16-ft. inboard. State condition, | age, model, repairs and price. Reply Mr. White, Box 14, clo Citizen. par22-6tx PERSONAL Benjamin’s Studio Are you unlucky? Lucky numbers | and lucky days free with life reading. Palm, crystal and psychic readings. 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William Meyer 602 Duval St. apr22-5tx condition, new sails. Reason- ably priced. Accessories in- cluded. Contact Stewart, tele- phone 790, Ext 296. apr23-4tx nerspring mattress, dinette set, living room set, Venetian blinds. Mrs. MclIllwaine, 35-C, Naval Air Station. apr24-3' with large extra room, ever thing furnished except line runding water, fenced in pri ately. Will accommodate small family. Recently painted and| new roof. For quick sale bring suitcase and $275.00. Ask to see Sanchez trailer at office of Mastic Trailer Park, United St. apr24-3tx Set of dishes, occasional chair. 417 Elizabeth Street, upstairs. apr24-2tx U. S. Army Dodge Command cars. New paint, new tops Putcamp-Alexander, Duval and! Division Sts. aprl tf Lot in 1300 block on Petronia Street. Nice residential sec- | tion. High land. Apply 1121 Southard St. apr23-2tx For Sale—Maple bedroom set, $50.00. Child’s desk set, $3.00. Gas hot water heater. | 517 Fleming St. apr23. 3tx | It was intimated today that, with the 11 members of the coun- cil standing eight to three against Russia, the Iranian question is likely to come up again in the next few'days. Should that occur, it was said further, Gromyko will most surely waik out of the meet- ' He has explained his position thus: Russia has said that she will have all her troops out of Tran by May 2; the Security Council has. given Russia till May 6 to evacuate all the troops, and, . with those conditions in -veekly. mind, he maintains that, the council should not act until the time has come for Russia to keep faith with her pledge. BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily seule Leased Wire Cigars sats ad Cold |! Soft Drinks Phone 2-5824 fron One) a joint Great Britain, France and| Discs pomarpenertnger syringe Russia for the next 10 years. Russia’s insistence on extemal nee ing her sphere of influence else~ where in the Mediterranean, will|Shouted a warning be the source of contention at the a conference, it ee with |fre i ‘ore’ Minister Bevin, ¢ ot Geat Holtein, taltng & thee ahapeapegg 2) stand in an effort to curb Rus-|Paratus arrived shortly sia’s ambition in that particular, |o’clock Gromyko Likely arson |" Quit U.N. Again NEW YORK, April 24—Am- bassador Gromyko; who repre- sents Russia at the UN Security ja! Council’s meeting, is likely to repeat his performance of two! weeks ago when he walked out of a meeting because of the dis- cussion of the Iran-Russo ques- Bi the Navy Receiving not ignite. | x xk Bae Wy 9 Hours _ ‘The Buccancer Route 4 $500.00 IN MERCHANDISE Absolutely FREE ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT TO REGISTER PAUL J. SHER JEWELER 532 DUVAL STREET Key West, Florida HRVUOVHC GNU Avec A Enjoy EHRET'S Extra BEER * * Famous for Fine Flavor Since 1866 Robert Knobel “WHOLESALE BEER and WINE” 2049 N. MIAMI AVE. houses across the streets were threatened by the flames but Commenting on the probable cause of the fire, Mr. Adams said from the side of the building sev- leral times during the day. Officials of the firm have not yet announced whether the. ware- house will be rebuilt. Subscribe to Tne Citizen—25e Se ps oat @For information Popular Brands of and reservations, call 514 Southard Street. Phone 1040 Miami 37, Fla.