The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1946, Page 3

MONDAY, JULY 1, 1946 Seo Wihners of the wifid bogie ‘urtament held Sunday at the Rep West Golf club aiid an- ® D. Danton 99 22 177 Wara ng ES Fred Mathews 88 20 a8 Charlés Yates 90 19 71 Bob Dopp _— . 96 25 71) Pop Londeree __..-. 94 20 74 E; E: Gross cSt: Beas Date 6 | W. B. Wéllons __. 111 27 84 W. C. Harris _ 10 75 Bob Dillard ___ 16 81 t} Jimrity Mira 10 78 Humbeft Mira 10 72; Jimmy Cooper 20 79} Totty Demeritt — 20 68) “Pinky” Osborne - 22° 82 Helen Hazelett. - 40 76 Bobbie Kimber _. 22 83 Bascom Grooms _. 30° 73: Bill Peloquin 13 76 |Gilmore Parks - 0 85 ‘Alton Parks — 15 71f i 12 70 0 84 Dr: Jack Hayes - 8 73 Atwell Sands 20 79 Louie Peirce - 20 67 Dodgers Win Fifth Straight; Boston Beats Sty Ansdétated Predsi NEW YORK, July 1.—Brook- tye Dodgers ran their cohsecu- ee atrimg to five as they out- etweed the Boston Braves 4-1. In « Gowbieleader played at Shibe perk. the Mew York Giants and bied@iphia Phils broke, the! wht tating the first 8-1 and jewema the gecond 5-6. The last piece =Pitteburgh Pirates. won beth emis of a double-bill from ee & Louis Cardinals 4-3 and t@ Chteago Cubs won the open- © fem the Cincinnati Reds 6-5 * test the nightcap 3-4. tle the American leagué, the Whee Sex of Chicago won 7-3 “me the Cleveland Indians and the Pitiedelpme Athletics trounc- of the Yastkees 6-3. Boston Red See peunded out two wins over -~ Wi Senators 15-8 eet © 2 Detroit Tigers won two ewely played games from the ™. Louis Browns 1-0 and 3-2. Neeults and Batteries: Notional League R, HE Mn TORRES SS 15 @ Peeckiya €8o0 eoper, Barrett, Singleton and Mos. Padgett; Barney and Ed- = (First Game) R. H. 5 — a ee omnati § 4 i Sehety, Bithern and McCui- emt, Beggs, Mailoy, Shoun and (Second Game) R. H. E. Chirag ... poe 310.0 Cm mnat f 481 Paseeu and Sheffing; Gum- tert. Bieckwell and Mueller. (Pirst Game) 3 R. H. E. See Yok... 8 5 2 PR tadelphia” 112 2 Neete and Lombardi; Judd, Moghes and Seminick. (econd Game). R, H, E. + Yok -~51 2 be dtephia s 613 1 Biactmach Kennedy, Voisélle, Trmkie and Cooper; Rowe and fe eottey (First Game) R. WE. Se nme Sik 3 Atiebur gh 461 we "par Barrett, id guelfer and ewer (hocond 4 Game) R. i. E. 0 4 - 1 She and Gargiola; Strine- How ' Stand AMERICAN LEAGUE Cum © W.L. Pet. GB Penton 6019 .725 Bee York 4228 600 8) © astington 33 33° 500 15) t 2630 545 13 & Lous 3136 «463 «(18 ( evetund 3038 «441 «194 Crcage 2638 «6.406 213 Peledelphia . 3046 .303 28) MATIONAL LEAGUE ied — W.L. Pct, GB Peowklyn 4223 652 ; vase a7 23 «6.569 «(5h ‘ ‘ 428 «487 € imemmati 2932 «475 «103 Gots 3136 © ©«.462 12) Pitedeiphie $33 459 12) & York 2639 «4.418 «153 ‘ at 26.37 «403 153] New Basketball Coach For William aiid Mary WHLAAAMSBURG, Va.—(AP) Meek Gelligher has been named seethall coach at the College W them and Mary, spéceeding & & Crotty) Holt, who és re- tus ans te his old post as head jee ot Carson-Newman Col- eer m Tennessee Senators Twice — Louis, Conn Fight|; “Great_ Farce” Says Aguilar Péter Aguilar, Key West; admits he was one of the 45,- 000 suckers who witnessed thé Louis-Conn fight recent- ly in New York. He said he paid $20 for a seat 300 feet from the ring but added his vision was ob- stuted by- light glare and smoke, “I could barely see the fighters going through their paces and was certainly dis- appointed over not getting a better view of the battle.” “It was the farce of the cénfury.” Mr. Aguilar said. The next day, the Key Westet said, he attended a fhovie and saw the fight in slow motion, showing the Knockout of the once- aot Billy Conn. H “T hopé this picture comes to Key West soon so the fans can see the great fight farce for themselves,” Aguilar said. Ce hahaha Se ds de dedi tetadntadetntndndndn teil | FOLLOWING | THROUGH PEDRO Tatitad CARADAAAAALLAADASASD After an absence of three weeks, I'find that the Island City Soft ball league is still fighting hard and the Machinists are still in the lead, with nine wins and three defeats, They have won one and tied one with the Legion, won two from the VFW, two from the Lunch boys, three from the Dairy men and one from the Bombers, They have lost one to the VFW arid two of the Bombers. The Legion has won seven, lost four and tied one. They have won ‘three from the Bombers, two from the Lunth boys; one from Daity and Foreign War Veterans. They lost one to the Machinists, one to the VFW, one to the Dairy boys and one to the Lunch team. The Lunch boys have won-five fand lost six. They won two from ‘the veterans, two from the Dairy ‘and one from the Legion. They have lost two games to the Ma- chinists, Legion and Bombers. The Bombers have won five and lost seven. They won two from the Machinists, two from the Lunch boys and one from the VFW. They lost three to the Dairy and one to the VFW. The veterans have won four and lost seven, They have won one from the Machinists, one from the Legion, one from the Dairy and one from the Bombers and lost two to the Machinists, two to the Lunch team and one to the Le- gion, Dairy and Bombers. The Adams Dairy has won four and lost seven. They have won one from the Legion, one from the Veterans and two from the Bombers and lost three to the Machinists, two to the Lunch boys; oné to the Legion and one to the Veierans. LEAGUE STANDING Team: W. L. Ave, Machinists - - 9 3 693 A. Legion 7 4 636 |Luhch - 5 6 B-29 Bomvers 5 7 af Adams Dairy ne a 364 | V.F.W. 4 7 364) Newman on a “lend-lease” basis. Bogie Golf Touriiey pate Dick ‘Law: Give Winners Are Announced 1! AP sc el ee ‘ae oh bis another brother act in Dick Law, the fighter, and oc Law, the trainer. Ring folidwers. will femerib we ‘Eddie as. a better .than average | Bad featherweight 12. more years ago and opes. Dick. es !prove even better. among the heavyweights. t Eddie quit the ring in 1934 ana since then Has taken om the job of taking «weight: off jockeys, Right now he is in charge of he reducing room. at - Delaware Park. yd Weve aees www" FOOD OR A TAFE Hungty faces’ turned toward the ship coming up the bay; a child tugged at a mother’s skirt; and a hopeful gleam lit in the woman's gray éyes as thé smal} voice’ queried, “Mommy, will we have something to eat now?” All over Europe this .question is being asked today, “Mommy, will. we have something to eat now?” It is being asked in many Janguages, in many dialects, by many nationalities. All over the! world ‘people are starving and dying for lack of the few crusts of bread necessary . to sustain life. And, we, ‘the American people, can answer this question in one language, a universal language—food. Let us answer the prayers of the woman and child by saying, “Yes, it is a ship bringing food from America,” Each of ,us.can do his part |to load.these ships to save the peo- ple of Europe by .conserving food in many ,ways, the most. impor- tant of which are.to:, ,.. | 1.--Purehase foods that are, pientiful, ‘such as fresh fruits, seasonal’ vegétablés, potatoes, fresh dnd: frozen. fish, eggs and poultry. *2—~Conserve all flour, cereals; and bread: Use “alternate foods ‘A such ag cétn’ and oat meals" and} tours for all ' wheat products | whenever ‘possible. 3.—Eliminate much ~ food waste through better care in storage, refrigeration, prepara- tion and serving. 4—Omit all foods which re- quire large amounts of fats in rreparation. §.—Turn in all fats and drip- pings which cannot be possibly re-used. The elimination of waste and the will-power to avoid eating that extra pastry each day may be the means by which-each of us may save a life in Europe or Asia this year. Let us — each of us — join our private, personal “Save 4 Life” club- now: by providing -the | answer to that question, “Moin-|° my, will we have something to eat now?” ao PLANE SPRAY OF DDT NO POLIO CURE Wholesale spraying of towns with DDT mist discharged from low-flying planes, in' the Hépe of stopping the spread of infantile paralysis, is not regarded very optimistically by scientists of the U. Sy department of agriculture. Dr. Fred C. Bishopp of the bu- reau of entomology and plant quarantine points out that the spraying of a town from the air causes a reduction in the num- ber of flies, but not their total elimination, and even this reduc- tion is. only temporary. Also, spraying planes have to fly very low, which introduces a really considerable rjsk of crashes. . “We uséd’ airplane sptaying diring the: war ii’ an etter to reduce the plague of fliés on Saipan.“ Dr.. Bishopp . stated. “To cover an acre. of. nd, we used two quarts of satu- rated solution of DDT, dis-’ charged from specially built apparatus,, We really didn’ solve the fly problem on Sai- pan,” Personally, I think if a com- “455, munity wants to get rid of its |Deepsea Fishing, Smal! Boats. | flies and stay rid of them, it should not resort to such heroic measures as airplane spraying, ____ | which while it presents the spec-|a gallon of sea water, but the tacular, is only a palliative after Melt wee om the athletic staff} Gallagher was freshman cage | all. The thing to do is clean up. ® Wiiem and Mary for one; coach here before he joined the , Get rid of slum filth, especially pew end was here from Carson- Navy in 1942, , open privies. See to it that aan THURSDAY — ; oth ti Brother Status tus i anata Richard, eos = iat set ca cael war. But rh ears with the Marines in, the aa ple ng a8 bim unt ly," say “put 1 flies he Has the cf a good fighter.” : Eddié injured his’ hand in alitomobile decidént éarly in ; iad Nits, ‘ ach | pet Delaware meeting and M ee plated Dick’in charge of thé x eae ey 4 ‘ducing toot, e " e Rhee eee i the above addréss until 1:00 p.m., LAE A ee Ute 3, Bieket Daylight Saving Time; July 1 NAVY NEWS BRIEFS By J. HARMAN eich -ractoskamca-arsmdeonaan ‘i 1946; and then publicly opened, saneatd ft phe? shoniby (®x- | for furnishing all labor and ma- AEC. ee ~78), (is985i), terials and performing all work the Gs 20068- ey 20, Jet bus, FLORIDA Menus ae be erry Fleet the Uz. ee ec Beir FL Bebbaiba eae Southard. and Margaret Streets,: q, the Bo Fleet and "bier 200, Salt Key West, Flotida, complete ac-| Sete and race at be os 3: rel asi #6 Pt fications prepared by Jolin Al- lan Long, Architect, as required| when, the Goths by the following trades: (1)/Rome the city ransomed Pluitibifig and Sheet Metal; (2)|from the invaders with Plastering and Stucco; (3) Elec-|pounds of pepper, for spices trical; (4) Structural Steel; (5) than 2 Painting. Plans, Specifications, | . bage cans are kept closed. Don’t | 31’ Ti oattae BOK = a blic fe pit had is ept cl 6. - To: 0] to the ic for ion tolerate garbage dumps withial aqg2 AS BEAR on a tie Office of the County | the city’ limits. If there dre arly ok on én Motor tunch ,|Supéfintendent of Public In: Hanan t j horses in town, don’t tolerate |< open ert, ‘the Yivitaiten tok Bids, | struction for the County of Mon- ase ite aaa wey z ae manure: piles. Regardless of po- a tags iE applicant! he ted roé; Florida, Court House, Key}in business under the | fictitious | ho epidemics, these ate méastrés eveliurters stustrict | West, Florida, or may be obtain: | Berets Pane, ae vest, ‘that —— to, be taken! atiphow | ithe couse Ditett ed ftom, John Allan Long, Ar-} Florida, intends to, emitter it si as a‘ mia’ of '¢ ts has : A seas thr. fests ancien ae Delaware & ‘9 N, chitect, Island City Building, tne Circuit Court of Monroe Coun- Key West, Florida. ty, Florida. spray guns applied in the right| 22 hight "Se ey cording to the Plans and Speci-| was entitled Anchors Aweigh, eth "Motor Latinch. eer Lat net r ; Soett Mot or Eatneh. 1946. NORBERG THOM piaces are more accurate and eprenentalsy ta: 619 Peoples ae h sae sit Me Oieher. | beneficial “than overhead mist Poteet "arahapy Bulla: quired with each “bid “in the sul ese 2948 The National Federation © of stant. .Port Agent, First bid. Certifi : ‘ 2, |. Certified 0 {Infantile Paralysis, although ‘it nena Meent iter re ® Seopite e, cdperagurenatteas axp. nie STATE Shoe cotRe tee : Bond shall be made payabié top Cake 3 and despite its feeling ahat it will eee the Order of the Board of Public} TRA BUXTON, Director, 220 Bush. 'St., sent DDT at its own expense to Beanumee 4. aut, Port Agent; 601 Florida VIVI AN. RENE MA requesting health officials. : . wee 1 vision. 't fsa. Dexter Horton ‘Bute. | P range copy daw ER OF PUBLICATION other kinds of aid on a moment's} S88 fay SP aston required in the amount of twenty 8 South New Street, | iotiee angwHere aiiytinis: Phe eee Bis posal vitor com per cent me “ she Contract taunton, Virginia, aid intludés épidemic aid teatrls,| Plas mist be received befor 3 | Price, for ea ‘ade concer: pear to the Bill of Complaint for wo6l and machines for HOt papRe | ae Se Pe eh ee Hids | THE RIGHT IS RESERVED to| vorce in the, above seated alae on “dron lungs,” and recruitment ot wil be, aMbensd 24 "$84 ucitiidms, |Telect hy and all bids, to waive | % bp. 1946, otherwise the allegu> trained personnel from physi- Secretary, salted Siates Maritime | any informality or irregularity in Hons therein will be taken a8 con- - ks is now, spe@nsorin; conferentes i ‘reject any itethi of ‘any’ bid, un-| a, week for four consecutive wee! mahy Brsasen to e | if NOTICE less such bid is ‘qualified by in the Key West Citizen, a hewspa- tairid. b: pide! ERSON SL P. OPER TARER at this cist day of sta y in case. an,epidemic | as by, City Charter, 9, kk es nits PI reb, iven that personal Clerk Gigeate » strikes; ‘these units will. be = | Bees wee, aon eth of 43, notice for a period of thirty days after Seal) S. Shy welt a theloni Monroe County, Florida. With Suueiss wdek taker ate draws | ENVELOPES tontaining bids BST AT 7) COM 4 Uhtess4 dressed as follows: iM iNG!P ee io rg ones ee ‘Bid for (Plumbing and_ Sheet jun 24, jut t iste ther! direnti a rae ie haw noni posible beac ‘in, Sclngre Fee mide Rip a ye (Electrical) (Sttuctural Steel) BRO ADW A penalties, Ena additional cost. The tary School Building, Key West, Rus given all persontiel ‘dn thé | erty dover and the amount of | Florida. a atomic bomb target shige | [RIS and the 4 the cost of adver-| tT) be opened 1:00 P.M., D.S.T., ou alt | - NAME hands have left. i Superintendent of Public Alvarez, Benjamin Dated June 29, ID GUARANTEE will be re- Jacksonyille 2, Fla.; Port. Agent, amount equal to not less than —--— - ‘ isch, af “Blount Bide. Fort Teudewtale, Three Per Cent (8%). of the |7 PRE cinCU pith Sincure Blade. ; | does hot advotate DDT spraying, | 1% , ooee Ot check, Cashier’s check, or Bid iS CHANGER’ sean feake 1 ite ide . shore rive, jcago H |not help Heck an epidémit; has st.“San | Instruction of Monroé County, it Porte r pide, Portland 4, Ore.; Ai : rector, stands "ready to give ‘this and Setineion, ota. pin ho: SREP oS Nias conten, C You are hereby Sreauitrea to L or before the 25th day of clans to physical therapists. 11, big ae a fui 1, 1948} bids received, and to accept or seen Ordor:tm to be published once Novice OF UNPAID DELINQUENT if , i per published in the City ot" Key and, unofficial health, ageneiés Specifit limitatior ‘ i! sy NO. BID’ shall. be withdrawn} june,” A.D. pared: tovaid any stricken areg: | property taxes, assessed for 1945 | receipt of bids. : By (sd) oe Saw, -| | ing Interest of 1 per t aled, marked, and ad- ARE, JR; “HAUL Anh Horst: mat ates Abbi nbepraaeate, nat deen ne aie Sotiter tor Piaingtt | “Haul down the ‘Yoke’ fag PED fag eee with ache Métal (Plastering and Stucco) Sas od - © taxpayers for unpaid. taxes, | (Painting) Work, Harris Elemen- Thosé ate instructions being name of delinquent personal prop- te pease. tising and two months" penalty duty 16, 1048. should an: + aden i ee 610 Duval St. Albury’s Service Just one of the many precau- Baer, Paul .,. : Instruction, Monroe County, are as follows: Strandéd aboard after WILLARD M. ALBURY, Anthony, Alonso Jr. tionary measures* to be takea| Bahama Bar Florida, 2nd Floor, County during the experiments, this sig-| jonse™, Wang’ Court House, Key _ West, nal will delay the tests and pér- Buse pit - Florida. SCORES mit the man to be rembvéd |te| Cabana, Restaurant jul 1-8-15, 1946 ; Received Daily by Leased Wire Popular Brands of gt and Cold safety, Advance Headquarters, Garter Pe ie cata | Joint Army-Navy Task Force} ¢ v |Gne announced. { y Sons Co. The senior member of the aries “last-minute” crew. aboard || Diaz Diomisio @ach tatget ship will be the, f last mun fo Jeave and his departure he will hoist _yéllow! atid 6d. striped “Y. flag at the yardarm, ‘This last-minute crew, which will be the final group pea abbvard each ship, will’ be tom-. posed of partly Navy and part civilian men. Certain mechan-| Mato, “Mario : lical instruments and “‘reéordig a ery pumas aud: Adolfo | devices will be started by thein Mongul, ibe i : on the morning of the tests. Once | Montstivatee, Naomi - ‘these are set, the crew will leava| Neely, Florence : ahd the experiments will begin. Seer gra Hata Paelez, Papy .... jij | Perez, Delio ‘in Danton ft Mark) M. a Duffy Miniature Golf Por ed loridiah Portrait Overseas “anew Company, Ine. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Servicé MIAMI ard KEY WEST — Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys Pintado -Dr...N. CG. un Quo Vadis Repair. Shop sveats Ramos and uintero a en en anne | Rel a Valdez . Bétween Miami and Key West DIAMONDBALE | TISEES Racing tine me — , at Bayview Park odriguez, Dr. Ramon Schedul (Night Games) Rois, Angel. Express edule: Se One (No Stops En Route) TUESDAY— Sanchez, Antonia Sanchez, Horacio . 7:30—B-29's vs. Machinists. Sawyer, John H. - : i i Segal, ‘Ben 9 00—American Legion vs. Vets | Speen ee rae of Foreign Wars. Sid¢walk Cafe . Singleton Machine Wi orks ; jouthern Engineering Co. 7:30—To Be Announced. Thompson, Otillia |, ,9:00—Adams Dairy vs... Adams | Tropical Quick Freeze... LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX- CEPT SUNDAYS)! at 6:00 P. M. Ar phy at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- t. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Mid- night and arrives at Key West at Trujillo, Antonio -. gooey DES Yale’ eye ree 6:00 o’clock A. M. RECREATION vas Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points) LEAVES Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket- ball and Handball Courts, Dia- mondball, Kidd: Pla an Comfort ‘Statin. eae: South Beach and Rest Beach— Swimming. Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— KEY WEST DAILY (EX- ae SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A. and gives at Miami at 4:00 o’- es P.M. LEAVES, MIAME, DALY ee and ° Seeivés at Key West e 5:00 o'clock ar FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE There is only about six-hun- dredths of an ounce of calcium iti oyster builds up its heavy shell of calcium, and corals form whole islands by collecting this at ~ WA’ elenient, : 813 Caroline Street Phones: $2 and EHOUSE Corner Eaton and Francis Streets