The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 25, 1946, Page 3

‘arela, Aguilar, Barnett. ook talked jayin; + stadium until the Dade league terminates ; on il at reef [ league clubs play} @ame and the Dade ee bee ae : cor finishes their schedule the Island City etubs will + em header. the present three clubs will on o _—- City league, ey West under A, Avevede, Pirates under the man- of Pureche Sehoo! under Vatdez. On Sunday, Aug. 4, 2 ne i i f uf Es F Ih Cc Brooklyn Dodgers Victory Places Bums (By Axnociated Press) NEW YORK, July 24.—Pitchers hed © Geld day in the majors, as i) but three games were low seeres het exceeding two runs, amd the other three largest scores Bost teteled 3, 4 and 5. The Brooklyn| Dedgere went into first place by ome full game as their 2-1 vic- try over the Chicago Cubs. was teltewed by the St. Louis Card- tele losing 3-1 to the New York Giant, Cincinnati Reds won 2-1 ever the Boston Braves with the Philedelphia Phillies handing the ater 2-0. tm the American League, Wash- } Chicago imgtem Senators dhut out the De-{ Cincinnati trot Tigers 1-0 and the Cleveland | Boston .. teffiene with Feller on the mound a Hkewlkke to the Philadelphia 4 Boston Red Sox wor 4-1 and’ the New York Yankees scored 5-8 over the St. Louis Browns, Results and batteries: American League ROH. E. New York ~% 62 St Louis 351 (handler, Page and Robi Kramer and Mancuso. zy E. Washington - 381 Dretrest < 670 Newsom and Early; Trout and Swift R. HE. Priiadelphia 031 Cleveland 150 Bevage ond- Rosar; Feller and Hegan R. H. E. Rests 414 0 cherago $958 iggheon and Wagner; Grove, Haynes and Hayes. ; School will play the Pirates the ne ee High! m., Dade County league game. eer whitewash to the Pittsburgh Pir rooms pee in50M;/Deal Market. These i, | box with C. Gates ready to go tin if needed, i will be used on Monday tor the Key West to practice, Tuesday will be’ the day for the Pirates to Practice, High School on Wednes- day and Trojans on Friday. ,* The Trojans will not enter the le until the Dade county, disbands. The rosters of tape: are as follows: ites, P. Medina, P. Sanches, Mgr. D. Fernandez, C. Hernan- dez, Hopkins, Barcelo, R. San- tana, Davila, Garcia, Bazo. Key West, A. Acevedo, Mer. M. Acevedo, E. Acevedo, Albio Ace- vedo, F. Lopez, E. Albury, Bethel, P. Carbonell, F. Carbonell, Alon- zo, Machin and Abreu. High School: Lastres, Meadors, » G. Valdez, G. Sweeting, Herring, O. Cruz, R. Cruz, Joe Fleitas, Al. Cruz, McCoy, Solo- mon, and others. Trojans will have Joe Navarro, Juanie varro, Sterling, M. Hernandez, J. Carbonell, £. Rueda, T. Alonzo, B. Sweeting, Everett Sweeting, D, Navarro, Berg, Chas. Albury, Jack Villa- real and Ambrose Navarro, mgr. Sunday there will be a double header played at the stadium. First game at 1 p.m. Pirates vs. Wee Seconk game 3:30 p. | Key ee In First Place How They Stand Club W.L. Pet. GB Re egy 3 New York 5437 593 11% Detroit 50 38 568 14 | Washington . 45 43 511 19 Cleveland - 478 23 St. Louis 433 26 Chicago . 393 29% Philadelphia _36 62 295 38 NATIONAL LEAGUE Club W.L. Pet. GB 5434 613 nig BBS 021 i 557 6 494 10 472 ew York —... 436 Philadelphia 36 47- 432 15% Pittsburgh .. 3452 .395 19 Eagles Vs. Market Adams And A. L. On Softball Bill Tonight : In the opening game the Fly- ing Eagles will play the Square two new clubs are in the Class A league, and we will know tonight what they have in the way of play- ers, ete. In the nightcap the Adams Dairy will play the American Legion and this game» promises to be hot, for the Legion has to win again to tie for first place; if they lose, they will be tied at the bottom of the league. It is expected that the Legion will Use Johnrfy Ogden in the and Arango will catch, M. Tynes on first, Williard op md, Diaz on third and opkins( at. short, with Jack Vil- ek in left. Ogden, if he does} not pitch, will play in center, and Gonzalez will be in right. For the Dairy, Frank Sands National League ee Chicago 4 dae l,d 60) 8 Brooklyn’ Ae Ay! Wee dha McCullough, Hatten and Edwards R. H. E. Cimeinnati 2-84 Best ® 1 Wolters and Mueller; dokrson and Masi. 9 3) Villareal in the box, D. Sterling Lee,| at first, B. Villareal at second, will be behind the plate, F. Al Cruz at third and Batber at Lot Owners To Be Issued Warrants a public notice June i weeds or now itary ‘agents. w! with this The list City Clerk Roy Hamlin, who will issue warrants for the arrest of such persons dor maintaining a! ja: public nusiance. Le ck dh deukeukeuude uh Ward Herrick Ninety-nine Florida residents were among the officers and en-| listed meh released from the Naval service Monday, at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Jackson- ville, Fla., it was announced by Capt. M. M. DeWolf, USN, Com- manding. officer of the center. Among them was: Seaman 1/c Ward Y, Herrick of 1301 United street. Caldwell, Truman Lands Of States {| WASHINGTON, July 25. — (FNS) — Governor Millard F. Caldwell conferred with Presi- dent Truman last Friday on leg- islation to give the states undis- puted title to all submerged lands within their borders. Caldwell said he went to Washington to seek early passage of a bill approved by the House last September. He told reporters that the| TO question of oil lands was “un- happily brought into this con-! troversy,” when the principal question involves tho whole field of property rights. Asks Deaf Mate Alphabet Card Sale Be Stop ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. July 25.—(FNS)—Pointing out that the Florida Association for the Deaf does not sanction or ap- prove the sale of deaf-mute al- | phabet cards or the soliciting of alms, Henry S. Austin, secte- tary, urges public support in putting a stop to the practice. Investigation reveals that in some instances such cards are being peddled by persons who are neither deaf or mute, who prey on a_ sympathetic public and at the same time bring re- flection on all deaf people. The Florida Association at a recent convention voted to re- quest the next legislature to adopt a law similar to that of other states prohibiting the, ped- dling of deaf-mute alphabet cards and soliciting alms since it is obnoxious to the deaf and is a nuisance and imposition as far as the public is concerned. Carey Schooner Overdue Aided By Ceast Guard Yesterday -morning: at,.8:45 23-foot - ‘auxiliary © schooner No. 18P-308, owned by H. D. Carey, of this city, was reported over- due and at 9:07 a. m., of the same day the Key West Coast Guard rescue plane “Dumbo” (a PBY Catalina), commenced a arch for the mis®ing vessel. At 9:24, only 17 minutes after the search R. H. E./ short. Ingraham, J. Lewis and) had begun, the auxiliary schoon- St. Louis New York 391 Bearley and Rice; Koslo and Lemberdi, Warren. Portebergh cage 7 Priladeiphia 8 37.28 Strimevieh, Hallett and Lopez; Rowe and Semupick. 7.90 Flying Eagles vs. Square Deal Market; 9:00 Amer- jean Legion vs. Adams Dairy. FRIDAY 996 Key West High School Girls va. PAL Girls; 9:00 Machinists vs. Dolfins. RECREATION Park—Tennis, Basket- ait Mea Handball Courts, Dia- jeendeell, Kiddy Playground, Cornfort ions. Senuth Beach and Rest Beach— den positions. First game will start at 7:30 pm, and the second will get R. H. Et underway at 9 p. mM. S. S. M. O. BERNUTH ASKS AID OF C. C. Coast Guard headquarters yes- terday were notified that a steamship was in trouble 70 miles off Dry Tortugas. The steamship was the S.S.M.O. Bernuth, an 8,000-ton oil tanker. This infor- | mation necessitated the “alerting” of the S. S. Willet from 8:30 in the morning to 3:00 p.m. when local Coast Guard offices were notified that other arrangements had been made for aiding the Bernuth. The local Coast Guard merely acted as a relay between New York, Miami. from 8:30 in the morning to 3:00 p. m} when local Coast Guard | offices were notified that other arrangements had been made for aiding the Bernuth, The local Coast Guard merely acted as a relay between New York, Miami. There are about 250,000 U. S. 1 5 0}, Lewis will occupy the gar-|er was sighted in the northwest eorner of the seaplane landing area. The CG 38279 boat was then dispatched and picked up the Carey schooner at 9:35 and towed the boat to North Beach. The Carey boat had developed engine trouble. The party aboard was Donald L. Carey, his wife and daughter and two aunts. The vessel had been overdue since 11 o'clock Tuesday. Officer in charge of the rescue craft was B. M. Ist Pierce T. Murphy. SPARE THAT TREE— IN YOUTH I CARVED IT SALT LAKE CITY. —(AP)— When he was a boy of 13 herd- ing sheep near Fish Lake, Pher- rel Draper, now 63, carved his initials and the date in a quaking aspin tree back in 1896, Recently Draper returned to the area for the first time since and found the initialed tree still growing. The Navy has developed a glider bomb which carries a 4,- 000-pound load of high explosive plane, which is directed to its workers engaged in processing target by radio control and tele- | and delivering dairy products. | vision. tice. pt will be submitted to c.U; Ses P. Dy; es F¥ancis¢d, California. You trereby gcin to ap- ear to the Bill of. laint, for ree, im the above ea the 49th day Se ise e rein will be taken & is order to be & Week for four consecutive in e Key West Citizens paper published in Key W Flor- m a Ordered this 17th da: ot Pale, RD. 1946. ? af (SEAL) hice Saad Ss ana er! irewl rt Ey wide. Cc lontoe County, Filo: By: KATHLEEN \NOTTAG! Deputy Clerk. HOMAS 8. CA rs an geben tif?. aug 1-8,1946 RCUIT. URT THE oy IAL CIRCUIT NROE COUNTY, A. EN OMANS vs, ‘ORCR MARTON CAPAZ21 HORN: Defenda: ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Marion Capazzi Horne, 1055 Union Ave., Bronx, New_York City, Ne ¥. You are’ hefeby required: to, ape pear to the Bin for Divorce filed D, 1946, otherwise of, August, therein A. the allegations containes Done and Ordered at Kes Wee. Florida, this Irth day of July, AD, (CIRCULT COURT SEAL) ROSS ¢. Monroe County, Mlortda. By: MARY K. WOODSON, orney for Plaintiff. 9). jul 18-25; aug 1-8,2946 will be taken. as confe } 1946. Clerk of Seth eae, RIQUE, ESQUINALDO, Ji sit {INT CIRCULT COURT OF | PRS eee AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, has eS ADELE VENDITYIE HICKEY, Plaintiff, vs. DIVORCE WILLIAM JAMES HICKEY. Mefendant. or PUBLICATION Pi You are hereby required to ap- ear ‘to the Bin of Complaint for ivorce in the above styled cau on or before the 12th day of Au ust, A.D. 1946, otherwise the legations therein will be taken as confessed, This order is to be published onge a Week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in the City of Key West, Florida, Dohe and Ordered this 9th day of July, A.D. 1946. ( ROSS C. SAWYER, Clerk -of Circuit Court, Monroe County wees By: GLORIA M. ACB Deputy Clerk. Allan B. Cleare, dry Solicitor for Plaintiff. jul 11-18-25; aug 1, 1946 INVITATION For BIDS" BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 0) cy COUNTY, ORLD. or EREN ie SOUS OREN WES, BIDS, subject to the con- ditions contained herein, will be received @t the above address us- til ¥:00 P. M., Eastern Daylight Time, July 26, 1946, and then pub- licly ‘opened, for furnishing all la- bor and materials and performing alt work constructing Hard Court Play Area at_Annex—tHigh School, United and Tropical Streets, Key West, Florida, complete according to. specifications on hand at the office of the county superintendent. THE RIGHT {8 RESERVED to reject any or all bids, to waive any informality or irregularity in bids received, and to accept or reject any item of any bid, unless such qualified by’ specification n. ‘LOPES must. be marked and addressed as follows! sealed, Bid for Hard Court Play Area at Annex-—-High School, United and Tropical Streets, Key West, Florida. To be opened 1:00 P. M., E.D.T., Tuly 26, 1946. WILLARD M. ALBURY, i Superintendent of Public Instruction, Monroe Coun- Florida, (2nd Floor, ty. rt House, Key, Pare HIGGS, Platotife, vs. DIVORCE HELEN GALLIGHER HIGGS, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Helen Galligher Higgs, Residence Unknown, You are hereby required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint, for divorcee, in the above styled cause on the 12th day ef August, A.D. 1946, otherwise the allegations therein will be taken @s confessed. This order to be published once a week for four consecutive weeks in The Key West Citizen, a news- paper published in Key West, Florida. Done and Ordered this 10th day of July, A.D. 1946 (SEAL) € HARRY G. G@lerk of the Cireyit Court, Monroe County, Florida. By: KATHLEEN NOTTAGE, Deputy Clerk. Themas S. Caro, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. jul 11-18-25; aug 1, 1946 610 Daval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Dalty by Leased Wire Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks news | divorce against you in the aboye styled; cause On or ‘before, the Ast day |... Te 48-25, 1948" # im ‘The lens of the eye continues to grow in size throughout life. TBE CSE Geamclay, Sincere Cerne eTAdtmon COUNTY: IN ANCERY. MARIORIE™ CHARLOTTE coYE PP meintitt, Sweeting’s efforts. that the data pertaining to the New York Po-j: lice organization for youth rec- reation called “PAL”, was obtain- | ed here in Key West. After coh- sidérable thought and. study is R “PAL” was introduced in various. he i DIVORCE vs. LYNDON WALLACE HYDE, Defendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION in Wallace Hyde, ; unty, New York. You ans ately required to a= {™ De: A Bill of Complaint for ¥n the above styled cause re the 12th day of August, ‘otherwise the allegations therein will be taken as confess to be published onée four consecutive weel he Shen a nr: ‘paper pul in the City of West, Florid: Powe and Ordered this 10th day D. (4946 OSS C. SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, | lori da. to ‘on OF bi cities throughout Florida are now { | wi for information so Ne they too may- organize “P. within theit cities. \ “Commissioner Depi (sd) Allan B. Cleare, Jr. Solicitor for Plaintift ful 11-1 : m3 sires which has. benefitted young folks of Key West. “Commissioner Sweeting bei in the garage business, is natural- ly interested in traffic conditions as well as the vehicles in the’ streets. He knew of the congested: n : parking and dilapidated condition 7° d s travelling the{\ ap- | Streets of Key West. Through his{ } OFE ON IN THE ‘OURT 01 CIAL NROR ANC: 10-819 ELL, Plaintiff, vs. FLORA A. MICHAEL, a Widow; et al, NOTIC! Al nice 'o. JOHN M. MURR: nts. OR ORDER} of mahy_ cars TION Defenda: AR ; VACATION NE. CARTIER a “Mrs. * CARTIER: ner Husband: the {own efforts, information wast | COUDY — and ‘Mrs. ‘Ray- , devisees, grantees, asslenees, , secured as to the type of parking ond R. and’ daughters, Henors, creditors, trustees, or other 1 iMisses Beity and J left elaimangs under | TER meters bést suited for Key West. BRED ALCHISON, D. He personnally surveyed ‘the nt MASON. E MORE a Lccenag streets and recommended the lo- and eae! allo! © above i p seen named defendants, if living, ana it {Cation of the parking meters. dead, the elie, mp Moviscgs, grantees, “This contract was accepted by =, . creditors, trw i igsi oes oF other claimants undcr such | the city commission and the ee te decwaaed, and if end, parking meters installed. Se yt ing interests Dy, | missioner Sweeting thereby elim- through, unde against said @e- |! * Fondant Goreaned, ‘on other tte by inated the congested parking con- termed ahd Si partics having, or |Civons in the worst places and claiming to P's: any cient, tile did so without. incurring any ex- or interest in e ‘ollowini we > i wertbed real Property, situater Ivins | pense to the city. : née being in MONROE COUNTY, ‘The ordinance for car inspec- FLORIDA, and Township 67) tion was Commissioner Sweet- : ing’s baby. This ordinance makes it necessary that cars within the: city-of Key West must be in good mechanical condition at all times or they are ordered pff_ the ! streets. In this instance, Cornmis- |‘ sioner Sweeting was a little hesi- tant because he was in the gar- age business. However, regardless of what some people may think, he felt the ordinance was for. the t er, A 46, to ansy good of the pedple of Key West Sa wee or you tn sala ec at large and insisted it be adopt- yesterday afternoon for W. ton'on a 10-day vacation. © \On Saturday they will attend }iny Washington the of : Meter uédte; “Adin “Sune ‘wotk due to the City Charter re- strietions. fad : \“Commissioner Sweeting «in many cases voted for a. ieatter ze his pe | conyiction was ing- to vote against. However his vote ‘was\ always for be’ - the affairs of the. people “of . Key Westueven when he tvas against the pitinciple his: vote substan- tiated | “Phis. is the first time in my lifé I~have.ever written a. létter for t any city comimis- ioner. To write: this. way may in ip 6, Lot. 1 and Lot in Seetion: 1 ana 3 to 6, Inclusiv: tion 33; Lots 1 to 6, I ge 24; and Lot 1 YOU AND BACH OF YOU are hereby required to appear in the above entitled cause in the Cirenit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Cir- cwit of the State of Florida in and for Monroe County, the title. of which sata cause is here! part of this otder as xet forth herein, on the 2 September, A.D. 1946, to answer the clus » in in Section has .a pipe dream)that the! (Signed) / DAVE: KING Attorn: fo 1218 Du_ Pont Building, Miami, Florida, jul 25; ag 1-8- ere ei BY otherwise a decree pro confi |ed. Durihg the inspection period will be enteréd against you and | Mir. Sweeting refused to do ahy The Bi of Com filed herein is tor the purp foretlogeas | speetion Department on defective described real property. jears. The few he did fix due to WITNESS my hand and official of July, A.D. 1946. , of charge. (Circelt Court Sap. | “When I became city manager}. iwere at the lowest ebb. Mr.! "| Sweeting did many repair jobs ; Now when we Co have money to jpay for necessary repairs, the “Your Credit Is Good at Paul J. Shet’s—Use It! ch you. . Cone Bi ot jrepair work ordered by the In- Tax Certificates ring the above seal at this Court on the 24th aay | insistent customers was done free’ Clerk of the of Key West the city finances ton city equipment free of charge. 194g Sweeting garage cannot do the ‘(ig. 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