The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 21, 1946, Page 3

“NY Pe 4 to Play Veterans tet games will be Sepes oeght ot Bayview Park. = t Toe game, the B29 * will meet the Veterans a Pocgn Wa In this battle B & expected that DeWitt (Bus- 2 Rese fea Mactan oe Six Pre “ ws More Pp the Hi tackle 1 ‘ a " knows S emports exceeding a te ' pi pine ‘ wr 100 mvicted of mur can be imprisonment; Tehar arr bandoned its wa ~ ren ng for the Traynor” Fer-| Por the Veterans, | be an the hill; wil? be on the! Outside he ye rd 76 and Wi Blind Bogey Contes ? je tiv sales omer? manpower “ of Russia at these) TASTY id-bits of (all sizes and Stessen, Rob Reece would with the A the ’ im 00 ® ange peace of wers expor oods nung, of Foreign Wars Tonight and aggressive nine known as the ladams Lunch. It is expected that {Hancock will pitch and Gomez catch for the Grease Monkeys. Everett Sweeting and Qscar ‘Cruz | Will be the battery for the Lunch-} | men. : oma as of ‘the softball jeague to date include J. Ogden of the Legion, Baker of ihe Ma- chinists, F. Tynes of ‘the Legion, ©. Valtiez of Adams Lunch and D. Rober'ts, each with a game won and none lost. ¢ and Win e in) © price of wheat) prices? | mn standard | « result of companies ids in the Mid-| aia that con- na- sold | Dodge i Sn ae a ete tite alin ae eels > t } (By Associutea Pres) 3 NEW YORK, May 21.—Both, games played in the senior loop yesterday were under the dics, with the Brooklyn Dodgers ‘edg-; ing out the Cincinnati Reds 4-3 and the Chicago Cubs hosing the Boston Braves 6-4. ; Cleveland Indians nudged the’ New York Yankees 4-3, -with| Yank first-baseman, Nick Etter, slamming two home runs. Chi- cago White Sox were smothered | by the- Washington Senators 10-2) at Comiskey Staé¢ium. Results of the games and bat- teries: fl NATIONAL LEAGUE Night Game At Brooklyn R. HE. ‘Cincinnati Brooklyn Walters,. Letki and Lammano; V. Lombardi and Anderson. Night Game At Boston R. H. E. Chicago ei 4 Boston ea Passeau, Chipman and McCul- lough; Cooper, Wright, Posedel and Masi. AMERICAN LEAGUE At Chicago R. H. E. Washington .... 1010 0 Chicago 211 2 Leonard and “Evans; Smith, Papish, Hammer and G. Dickey. irr eT aoa aaL: National League Club— W. L. Pet. GB! St. Louis 17 9 654 } Brooklyn 1710 629 3 Chicago . me ye Boston . 15 13... 536. 3 Cincinnati 1312 520 33 New Yor« - 1216 429 6 Pittsburgh -10 15 400 63 Philadelphia _ 6 19- .240 105 American League Club— W. L. Pet. GB Boston ..... 25 7+ 781 New York _.2012 625 5 Detroit ._ 18-13 581 64 Washington .. 1613 .552 ‘74 St. Louis 13 18 .419 114 Cleveland 12:18 | .400 12 Chieago 919 321 14 *}Philadelphia 922 .290 153 HE WOULDN'T BE ‘DUN’ SAS it one EY See & THE REY WEST-CITIZEN rs Take Close One | From: Cincinnati. Reds | tation of their Amateur Night Three Teams Ready fer Golf Qfinals ed Yates and Peloguin one- - ‘up in a tight game going to | the eighteenth hole. Clem Prive and Jack Sellers defeat- ‘ed Londeree and Curry Her- ris three and two. ‘A fourth team for the quar- ‘the Pierce-Elbertson, Spotts- ‘wood-Harmilton foursome. Hardin is being | tata’ and the tourney committee of [| Lopez, Demeritt and -Artryan have decitied to allow a part- ner to Watts to complete the | play. He will be Deputy Sheriff Moreno Wallace. VIII IIL IID. How They Stand “I don't see why you haggled! so with the tailor about ‘the price j you'll never pay. him.” “But, you. see, I’m constien- tious. I don’t want the -poor fel- low-to lose more than’ is neces- sary.” ‘solving troop problems. | Troop 52, Boy Scouts of Amer- ‘ica, is/all ready for the presén- starting at eight o’clock. Johnny Esperdy, former scoutmaster of taster of ceremonies. An enter- taining program has been planned which will please all that attend. All profits from this | show go towards the summer encampment fund of the troop. The monthly scoutmasters and commissioners meeting will be} held Monday night at the St.| Paul’s Parish Hall. beginning at! eight o'clock. These monthly! meetings are for the purpose of COURT OF HONOR On Tuesday night of this week | all scouts and their parents will {gather at the St. Mary’s Parish} with pay. Hall on Duval street for the! | quarterly awarding court of hon-/NOQ EXPERIENCE NECESSARY | or. At this time all awards earn- ed by the scouts of Key West} within the last three months will | be presented. Award to be pre-| sented will be to Scout Buster} ‘Cartier of Troop 51, his Eagle! Scout rank. Each scout in Key ‘West has been urged to see, that | he has some member of his fam- | ily present at this affair. Jack) Delaney, chairman of, the ad-| vancement program for the dis- | trict, is in charge of the affair. | SCOUT BADGES | At a recent meeting of Troop} | 52, Scoutmaster Archie Potter | presented four Star Scout badges | and one First Class badge to} members of this troop. The new star scouts are Aurelio Villate, Raoul Perez, Tony Ramirez and | David. Pettis. Murray Harris, Jr., | was‘ presented with his First! Class badge of rank. | NEW ASST. SCOUTMASTER | Harry Williams, Jr., has been | commissioned as an assistant | scoutmastér with Troop 52. Sout-! er Williams came up through the | ranks ‘in scouting from assistant} patrol leader to his present posi- tion in the four years he has served. “Previous to his recent! promotion he served in the troop | stant scoutmaster. | shapes are prepared everyday in the rooth shown ‘above. Through the careful preparation of the ‘+bakers, tasty morsels are placed in the reach ‘of the hordes’ of hungry sailors. . up to; h gi wal yrs00,000! . ge: Rus-| ny THE PHOTO BELOW. ‘the | chiets on the base receive their members ©) chow on spacious cloth-covered TORAY'S HOROSCOPE h in commits svurdet tea ae me Ste 4 ome a R ftw bet © 1e wert while an sa is a the un- be tables. The food is brought to theth directly from the galley. | | ‘ | BOCA CHICA CHOW HALL (Navy Phptographs) Bow & < mtest plaved over oh we - Bob Spottswood - 76 =: ae ¢ Se Ee West | Charles Lewin Tapheat yoyeane ee ee tet ft % with Bob Spots. unke ites fe | cleveland ete i2 0 WE, Morons Wallace, Ben Hog- peng aM seed Russo, Marshall, Wade, Gettel | oe, Aiee Parks, Roy Dulion, At- L. Watts ~ feiand Dickey; Gromek and Hayes. / Se Meron! prise net ot TT oe, |DmKY Osborne - _72| TODAYS BIRTHDAYS | Diy Charice Votes and Woher | pekhts Sanne -'84] Gen. John L. Hines of White Pamen Helen Seattiee. - - 15} Suiphur Springs, W. Va., general setting honors were won| F fiberiess 69 on the retired list, born at White! mn 0 wed Ady Parks,| Ward Tyso! Sulpher ‘Springs, 78 years ago. ietk te « Walter Thon U. S. Senator Chandler Gurney ; Miiieidtien prise was taken b of South Dakota, born in Yank-! Bee Gers i © grees of Af ee ton, S: D., 50 years ago. ‘Pater on lA Parks Robert Montgomery, — screen} a 80!Ben Hogan (star, wartime Navy lieutenant- = 73) Bin ~ iag a born in Beacon,. N. 1Y., 42 ye : 84 | Ikey , 42 years ago. “an 4 pone Richey _ Rear Admiral Arthur G. Rob- 65'Roy Dulion inson, hero of the Java Sea bat- 1! Atwsnd thends tle, born in Brooklyn, N. Y., 54 7! Cur years ago. HA ig pores Cyrus S. Ching, U. S. Rubber’s| 77! lem Price. jdirector of industrial relations, 78 “Pe » \finhMetee -. 75} former War Labor Board mem- Hy Tom tien ree jber, born‘ Prince Edward Island,' ad - aibson, 73, Cana., 70 years ago. 85) 85| pad — 7 s 7” Oo HERE the food comes to an ‘end, { i ' | | | | } | JUICY STEAK DEPART- , E above is where mahy a | pase | ‘choice Gut Of ‘meat, which fur- | ther enhances the men’s appe- ‘tites. Intensive work is accom- | plished ‘here to satisfy the meat- hungry men on the base. | | ALL THE FOOD for the commis- sary is hauled from Key West in the truck shown below. The stores are obtained at NOB. The dry stores come from Miami by way of barges to NOB. Perishable stores are brought over the Over- ‘Troop 50, has promised to act as | | tell you the whole story. | Silk presser. Must be experienced "I met its end asa -—. Depending -on time worked. | Frequent increases, vacations | *| Wage rate for experienced op- | erators are _ proportionately higher. Pleasant environment with ex- cellent opportunities. Let our chief operator, Mrs. McDermott, Apply 9 to 5 at the Telephone Office in Key West ‘ may1-tf and good. Good wages, steady | work. Poinciana Dry Cleaners. may20-3t | One experienced insurance man} or woman as general agent in} Key West for Old Legal Re- serve Co., founded in 1876. Sells hospital, health, accident and all plans of life insurance. $50 per week, bonus, commission and overwriting on agents. Write or phone 40518. R. W. Johnson, state mgr. 2455 W. Flagler, Miami. may20-2tx | One sandwich, two fountain girls, | nights 4 to 11 p.m. Apply store manager, Land O’ Sun Store, 1001 Division St, may21-4tx; Negro, 614 Francis St., phone} 1197-M. may6-1mox | | For guaranteed plumbing Nick ahd repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret Street, phone 781.) Give us a try on your next job. | Free estimates. may7-1mox | Expert pairiting, body and me-! chanical work. All work guar- anteed. Red Brick Garage, Si- monton and Greene Sts. may18-6tx Housewives — Fuller household brooms are back on market. Also brushes for all purposes. Call 9136, J. H. Costar. may20-6tx | FOR &ENT | pecan | RENT A CAR You drive. Late model conver- tibles and sedans. By day or} week. | PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. may1-tf | Sloan Hotel, 805 simonton St. Single rooms. $6 per week.| Double rooms, $11.00 per week. | may8-1mo 1318 Duncan may20,3tx | Furnished cottage. St., phone 320. Cool, airy house for adults, to De- | cember Ist. Call 1021-J for catmed foods, meats, and other articles are cooked and prepared by a-crew of hard working cooks in the galley Their work begins at 4 in the miorning and doesat end until the meals for the Gay are completed. seas Highway to Key West. These supplies are then transported to, Boca Chica. This vehicle is equip- ped with a refrigeration unit to may20-3tx | FOR RENT OR SALE Bicycles To Rent—Daily or week-,| 4 Will buy all kinds of furnitu & - 7 poten BUBB BEaBeaeeuseaeee tenes hans ~~ ree HELP WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT to am o_O ee ee e irs apartment, for couple, /the installeties of ‘1116 Watson Street, may2}-3tx electric plant, + TELEPHONE OPERATORS of producing “* _—_— |For Rent — 5-room apartment, |hour, is completed. ed 1029 Fleming St. may21-3t, Now, how sbeut thet OPPORTUNITY—KNOCKS |-~ ~ in electric rates we haga Increased wages now make it | FOR SALE, about during sketiam possible for beginners to earn | —£———— — “4 | as much as i and 3 - bedroom , oungalows, | M*¥ 20, 1988. ree a | furnished and unfurnished; eer ‘$82.50 PER WEEK small down balance) COMPETITOR ACTIVITY payrent, } payable monthly. | Johnson & | Eiitor, The Citire® Jotmson, Phone 392. brandi | Key West hae twe seette pet For Sale—Story «and half resi- | country = ame s & Hg dence and furgsished garage- /portunit fi et tee apartment on Catherine Street, | ment a Oe es callie near White. Price right and! terms to respomsible purchaser.| Sut offer soe oth Johnson & Jotinson, phone 372. fay Satertar — on M . ! may17-5t \mugh better fob of ~~ th@m to the ottentien Geling Pepper’s Plumbing Supply Com- | them, ¢ eet ee. | pany carries a full stock of ma- | the public terials. We} cut and thread] The Vero Beach Waebt (lee pipe and take care of all serv-jcomes t lie wah oieme fr & ice ‘calls. Phone 118, large yacht basin. ter what tite may9-tf government eo omy A ae * : the money At Matching 3-piece bedroom vote ae ee “‘euteh om t bon Cheap. 38-E, Naval Air Sta- ond the end hep tee ton tion. Mayl®-Hx)sient yachts Porte-calt See can be secovedote! af te Unfinished house trailer, 7 x 25, present picr, but Deck Siketer electric-welded steel structure. (Carey we A - the eo Cash $300.00. Apply Sat. or aft-| ing tis er 6 other days. 518 Francis; Ay Melhourne the oleme ate te St. may 16-3tx | bulkhead the yao? team, Reve Notes (Promi: ». Ye anh ie a flower limed ove gels . | Welk around * and meee 8 awit ty Press, Citizen Bidg., shane able for an eh ratty Daytons Beach comes out with Briggs and Stratton motor, 3% | Plame “that an ae horsepower. 1217 Pearl St. stop sigh fe bowls Bowed faetiee: may BB-3tx | South The dawk mache, © tite fosest Joynes, epeaking before the Lumber for house framing. Cali)i#f Chamber of Comer, set after five. 1608 Von Phister St. | One bumper 4 yeti may20-5tx | Will leave more money here eam ithe best clas of tourtts #1 @ Store house, 12 x 40, practically |“inee years new. °$750.00. 1113 Margaret), The New Smyrns Veet) Siem MISCELLANEOUS ' street. may20-3tx | has been returned to the ofp by peeanEnE ea nnSnnnneunnnT See Seo a | the Navy | Refrigeretion sales ana service. {Man's bike, excellent condition,|, Yachts totuling 7 peed | Repairs ona men, All work | , $20. 828 White St, between through the bridges # Deon itaed. Mumford & Ross,} 5 and 6. may20-2tx ach between Ociwher te 220 Duval st., phone 333. i ruary ~ mayt8-tf} For Sale—1946 electric range, 5- None of this was Gregmed wp piece bleached maple bedroom |®¥ You authored Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone} suite, living room suite, baby by per mussier + 189, Keys made, locks repair-| crib, man’s bicycle. 3011 Har-/™#e be ut tw Mes ed, etc. mayl-lmo| ris Ave. phone 1187-J. issue of MoTek BOATING | may20-3tx | Of course, there & ae semiiet Picture framing, diplomas, cer-/} |e a Hes ie Dengneee tificates, photos. Paul G. Di-/SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms for|Pe*6s ‘% ni we The Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”./P&y-of er fe ize that w ne tees THE ARTMAN PRESS. jun1-t#| !oeation 2a iinaeoniiin shop }27 laying hens. 1419 Newton St.) Witt . may20-41 | foot for . vtere hime the St. Job Ne Table model Philco radio. 1218/@an Rive fue Varela St may21-2tx the Int vey ————— a 0 mile aK a: Baby's crib. 616 South St. or call ttle tra or 852-R. may2i-itx ! porter ness @ es eee __ will « te 20’ sailboat, good condition, new W'Pe . ° iepine sails. Cheap. Apply 61-2 EPHEN COCHP AR Poinciana P' may2) -6tx SINGLE . Three-piece ig room set. 807 DEFINING HIS RIGHTS Whitehead St may21-3tx * achienhnaninitii ann Mr K 7 Cabin cruiser, 27 foot. Priced to ‘n't * sell. Owner leaving city, Photie to my . * 826-M may2i-2t | His Wil " a PHOTO SUPPLIES Roll film developed and printed ' STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE in thirty-six hours, including TRIUMPH oversize prints. Eastman and Ansco color film processed. De COFFEE veloping outfits and dark roon MILL aids for the amateur and pro | \ fessional. Contact and enlarg AT ALL ing paper, all sizes and grades. GROCERS 16MM Excel movie projector and Radiant movie screen Vokar 35MM slide projector. $13.95. Evans Photo Supply Store, 506 Southard street, phone 439. may6-tf WANTED TO BUY stoves, refrigerators, rad same all by payment fo. plu Ese os a One minnow preserve fresh vegetables, etc., P.O. Box ise during the trip from NOB to Boca’ ly. B. & B. Cycle Shop, 822) *-0- 40% mayl¢ Chica. This truck plays a big part! Fleming St. may20-Imo | 7 in th tee i ——— TT in supplying the base with the ope oe ee | necessary consumer goods. ROOMS FOR REN Maxecil: Cou shank On BROADWAY Fér Rent—Room with kitchen ay 15-tf CIGAR STORE Ps : privileges. 1231 eu atx |Wanted—1939 or "40 Dodge ¢ Ton oe uth, 4-door sedan. Top 610 Dowal % FON MIRE Pp paid. Phones 164-W o 7 Be { 1118-3 may 16-6tx COMPLETE For Hire—Truck, general moving. |} ———__——_—_ '— i J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh |One two bedroom bungalow B Lt EB ALI ; Lane. Phone 1161-W. | des le location. Terms cash : ” mayl-1mox| Furnished or unfurnished. Ap 4" RE > ply Box F-42, Citizen Office st 0 s | FOUND | may17-6tx | Received Daily by Leased Wive 1 small skiff adrift at shark | Wanted- bicycle, good con Popular Brands of butchering key adjacent to P , any ‘ s . i ter ‘Dock. Owner may Phone Cigars and Cold | ad iii e | | ee A Nt ee ee ENG wer Seer | towing charge. Call man- | ¢ Jefferson Hotel. maay21-4tx * ager, Soft Drinks up, 514 2} —— —