The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1946, Page 4

a ate ‘| 2 ee FAGE FouR r 5 r pe & Pittsburgh Beats Brooklyn 5-0 NEW YORK, June 27. — In a ht game the Pittsburgh Pir- shutout the Brooklyn Dod- 5-0; and the Philadelphia | outpointed in another game the ares the Chicago Cubs . New York Giants won 3-2 the Cincinnati Reds. *In the, American League, the it Tigers won 4-3 from the iphia Athletics and the father.three games. were night Pirates Play K. W. At Stadium Sunday In the opening game at 1 p.m. the Pirates will play Key West. The managers, Sanchez of the Pirates, and A. Aceevdo bf Key West, are ready and Sanchez will start D. Sanchez, a veteran, who pitched before the war with the Pirates, Key West and other local clubs and pitched in the armed forces, with Pipe Medina an old timer’from the Monroe‘days. The Key West will start Bethel in the box with Manolo Acevedo on the | receiving end. The nightcap will beat 3:30 o’clock and Red Raid- ers will play a Miami team, the Red Raitlers are in the thick of the fight just a half game from i first place. When they meet the Pan Washington winning | Eastern Airlines again it. will 4 from Cleveland, New York probably be the deciding game ‘Yankees topping Chicago White for the second half of the race. Sox 6-2 and the league-leading'Come out early if you want to Boston Red Sox scoring 8-5 over | get a good seat. . CITY SPORTS Resutls and batteries: National League (Night Game) ne Pittsburgh —__ 5 6 0 DIAMONDBALL lyn _.... Pe | ie os | at Bayview Park Lo Ostermueller and Lopez; Lom- (Night Games) bardi, Branca and Etiwards. MONDAY— : (Night Game) 7:30—Miami Daily News vs. - R. H. E. Delmonico. 1.6 0; 9:00—V.F.W. vs. B-29’s, ._2 6 0|TUESDAY— 7:30—Miami Herald vs. Griffin’s | Chicago Philadelphia Errickson,. Kush and McCul- | Miami Vets Invade| Key West Sunday; To Meet Raiders Thé Red Raiders baseball team will play the Miami Veterans to- morrow at the Stadium. in a Dade County League game. There is a first game scheduled from the City League. This game will get underway at 1 p.m, with the Raider - Veterans game getting underway at 3:30 p. m. The Raiders will be after their fourth consecutive victory since the return of Bill Cates, who has been doing a great job of manag- {ing the Raiders. Incidentally, he ‘hasn’t been doing bad at second , base, and it is expected that he will be governing that: bag come tomorrow. He still remembers the. old tricks, and is capable of hand- ing second for the Ravders. The Veterans are bringing their ace, Bob Hamilton, who pitched a great game against the Raiders last Wednesday night bowing to them 5-2, but he allowed them only 5 hits, and struck out 10. Business “Manager, Theodore Albury, announced that the Big Ben alarm clock donated by Mr. Pollock will be given this Sun- day as a special prize along with a pair of nylon stockings which jis donated by the Red Raiders baseball club. A win this Sunday will put the Raiders in possession of second place in the Dade County League. Tough; Ho jist and Seminick. Bar. So lets, all the Raiders’ fans get : . y ot K bereits Cap Inn vs. Adams | out there and root for the home 311 1|THURSDAY— lean neg ueller; Gee! 7:30—Roy’s Auto Supply vs. ‘ i Flying Eagles. S ; American‘ League 9:00—American Legion vs. How They tand : R. HE. ws ake Deal Market. AMERICAN LEAGUE pon a Oe ay Club WL. (Pet. GB _. 412 1} 7:30—Flying Eagles vs. Square ae 67 27.712 | Fowler and Rosar; Trucks and|’ Deal Market. |New York 537.597 11 Richards. ; i 9:00—American Legion VS. | Detroit ee 51°39 567 14 : (Night Game) Adams Dairy. Washington 4743 1522 18 Gleveland 413.1 RECREATION Cleveland —. 4448 478 22 ~Haefner and Early; Gromek,| Bayview Park—Tennis, Basket, ae f BY ie ae aoe Berry and Hegan. ball and Handball Courts, Dia- ph itcGeiphia” 2664 280 38% = (Night Game) mondball, Kiddy Playground, N. TIONAL LEAGUE by Comfort Stations. South Beach and Rest Beach—|_ Club we eC | GB Swimming. ; Brooklyn - 55 35 «611 Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— rots of oH eo 1 poenaes Seems Pmnall: Bow.” | cincinnati: Lah 44404 il No Local Color {Boston — 4248 467 13% Bi _ The Old One—Yes, this is sNews OER pity 8 Beri * icpdhetl 5,10 0| Sunset painted ‘by my daughter. | Philadelphia : ae ‘and’ Wagner; Potter, } She studied, aboard several years. Pittsburgh .. 36 53) 403, 18% Panning, . Zoldak, Biscan and ’ The Young One—Ah, yes! I : k Mancuso. understand now—I can’t remem-} ~ The first bulbs Edison used for ber having seen a sunset like that in our country. . é ! $$ 1. No. Wonder Police Captain—You'll have-to bring some one here to identify you. Have you no friends? “No, sir, I’m a bos’n’s mate.” OF INTENTION .TO MAKE ceenen ie bee Pa / WHE COURT: OF THE COUNTY DGE, MONKO®. COUNTY, og OF FLORIDA. IN PRO- the Estate of: * ROBERT C. SNIDOW, also! known as R. C. SNIDOW and ROBERT CHAPMAN SNIDOW, Deceased. To_All Whom it May Concern: ! Notice is hereby given that I, mne D. Snidow, have filed my | 2 report a8 Executrix of the te of Robert C. Snidow, de- wed; that I have filed my. ‘peti- Non for final discharge, and that L will apply to the Honorable Ray- opd Lord, County Judge of The Largest Exclusive Summer On Women, Misses lenroe County, Florida, on the and Junior ith day of August, 1946, for ap- Proval of same and’ for final dis- Seeree as Executrix of the estate ol bert C. Snidow, deceased, on this 1sth day of July, 1946. YVONNE D. SNIDOW, Executrix of the estate of ROBERT C. SNIDOW, $2.00 - $3.00 - $4.00 John O.,Sawyer, sereeaey $5.00 ney for Executrix. . ‘ juy 13-20-27; aug 3, 1946 Reductions IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Come Early for Best Selectio: BLEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, » TN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN CHANCERY. axe NO. 10-785 MARVIN ELROY DUROW, ETHEL LOUISE BURT. : at popular prices. efendant. ORDER OF PUBLICATION €0: Ethel Louise Durow, 47 Church Street, New London, Conn. You ‘are hereby required to ap- Pear to the Bill of Divorce filed against you in the ‘above styled New Shipment SKIRTS, CLOSING OUT White Bags eause on or before the 5th day of August, “A.D, 1946, otherwise the Values allegations contained therein will to $3.95 be taken as confessed. Done and Ordered at’ Key West, Florida, this 6th day of July, AD: (Cireuit Court Seal) ROSS C. SAWYER, + Clerk of Circuit Court. By: Kathleen Nottage, eput! CI fe Enrique Esquinaldo, Jr, Attorney for Plaintir?. jul 6-13-20-27, 1946 BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wire Popular Brands of Cigars and Cold Soft Drinks New Shipment of Children’s DRESSES Sizes 1 to3 - 4 to 8 - 7 to and Boys’ SUN and PLAY SWEATERS in CARD Complete SHOE _Get the Habit Clearance of BLOUSES, PLAY SUITS, SWIM SUITS, SHORTS, POLO SHIRTS and other hot weather items all $198 in Dainty Cottons and Rayons aca RS ORR SAS ARES AERTS Also large assortment of Little Girls’ and Little Boys’ WASH SUITS — First Big Shipment of his laboratory experiments were} , free-blown by skilled’ artisans. i pie RA SR Aa AMMA A tae te tele et ete te te te le a te te ate he be te te tase te PEARLMAN’S, Inc. "THE STORE OF QUALITY” LADIES’, MISSES’ ane CHILDREN’S Store in Key West, ' “SPECIAL REDUCTIONS Throughout Our’ READY-to-WEAR. Department 14 SUITS IGAN and SLOPPY JOE DEPARTMENT Our Shoe Department is still one of the largest. Here you can always find the newest styles in Dress and Play Shoes for Ladies, Misses and Children, USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN of Shopping at | PEARLMAN’S UT ewVevy We Close at 1 0’ | We CLOSE at 1:00 o'Clock Every Thursda i Aronovitz' 1 o'Clock Every Thursday -wvwwwve fd THE KEY WEST. CITIZEN CHAPLAIN CORPS (Continaed trom Page One): and beyond the call of duty” is shown by their record: 77 killed in action; 21 taken prisoner by the Germans, and 16 imprisoned by the Japanese. A total of 1,543 chaplains received 2,038 decora- tions, including: Distinguished Service Cross, 18; Distinguished Service Medal, 3; Silver Star, 154; Oak Leaf Cluster to Silver Star, 11; Legion of Merit, 82; Sol- dier’s Medal, °28; Bronze Star, 1,176; Oak Leaf Cluster to Bronze Star, 108; Air Medal, ‘10; Com- mendation Ribbon, 43; Purple | Heart, 330; Oak Leaf Cluster to Purple ‘Heurt, 30; Foreign Dec- orations, ‘35. = , The Chaplain Corps Anniver- sary ya eee observed locally by the (Harbor. Defenses of Key West, Key West Barracks and Fort Taylor. A window display at a local’ store on July 27th, 28th and 29th, will feature a simulated worship center, a dis- play of the chaplain’s portable communion kit, and a smaller kit for private communions for hos- pital patients, Testaments dis- tributed to soldiers and copies of the Army-Navy Hymnals, Also included will be news the Post Chapel, Ft. Chaplain Willard B. Smith will bring, a special message on Sun- the pulpit of the Ley Memorial Monday /afternoon; he will speak + over radio station WKWF, on the theme,. “What -Does .A. Chaplain Do?” een NR NT BOY TO W. GARTENMAYERS A baby ‘boy weighing 7 lbs., 13% ounces was born yesterday morning at Municipal hospital to Mr. and Mrs, William Garten- mayer, No. 7 Albury’s Cottages | on. Simonton street. Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND a evsan COFFEE, and CUBAN print | meeting last night, to make col- copies of chaplains’ activities. At | lections of trash and garbage in Taylor,| Key West. He agreed to make day, July, 28th. He will OeeUBy | Methodist church at the evening | hour of ‘worship, 8:00: p.m.-On nounced today, have successfully Key West In‘cx™ OF JULY 27, 1936 : | Wages of men employed in making improvements in the Navy Yard will range from 30 to 80 cents an hour, according to a “dispatch from Washington pub- lished in The Citizen today. Miss Elinor Perkins, of Jack- ‘sonville, arrived today to confer with the Monroe county board of public welfare. * A tropical disturbance of mod- erate intensity was’ 75 miles ; southeast of Miami, a Weather ;{Bureau advisory said at 2:30 ‘o'clock this afternoon. Northeast storm warnings have been order- ;ed hoisted from a point north of Key West to Punta Gorda, Miami reports increasing squalls, and the. storm is expected to reach ; the extreme southeast coast late this afternoon or early this evening. Frank Cates was awarded the contract by city council, at a ;two- weekly collections for 50 cents a month from every resi- dence. Many Key Westers it was an- )passed examinations in adminis- | tering first aid to injured persons. “Why does he always pick on me?” Old B’y better known as the Duke of Rock Sound, de- manded today of Gravy, not so well known as Sam Goldsmith, who writes a column in The Citi- zen about golf on the local mu- Strand Theater VAN JOHNSON in ‘Weekend at the Waldorf’ See Your Program—If It Is No. 1018, You Get 2 Tickets FREE!! Monroe Theater MAXIE ROSENBLOOM in “TROUBLE, CHASERS” Try A Pound Today! “The Store MUST BE SOLD at Many Dresses of Better Quality Are ON SALE at COME EARLY for BEST SELECTION}! New Shipment of Malinson’s Crepe Silks — All Colors Latest Styles in PLAY SUITS __... $3.95 New Shipment of BLOUSES and SKIRTS Our Baby Department Is Complete! aad dbbaddbab bab abahadahddddddaddddddddddaddddd ddd dddaduaddaddddtiddadid dd ddd *Play Suits °*Shorts °Slack Suits rts : Clearance Sale! Evely Summer Diess in the Store sly. Reductions—Big Selection New Showing of NURSING BRAS Beach Wear *Short Sets *Beach Robes DRAPERY MATERIALS STRIPED and FLOWERED @Ready -to-Hang CURTAINS and DRAPES Nice Serice BED SPREADS SHOES New Stylish Shoes for SUMMER on Any and All Occasions, with LOW and HIGH HEELS for Dress, Street and Sport Wear for Misses, Ladies and Children. SPECTATOR PUMPS and OXFORDS with Military Heels. APPELROUTH’S News - Seorts - Shorts ” of Fashion an = Mn A Mn Mi An Mi A Ln a i Me tn hi rt n/a ter tn hr. hr, rr hr tr, hn. hn 1 Ss at. tn. Me lec. i, Drastic hase aanahe sr 48 Inches Wide ays Gone By 2,25 | BUTTING STONE WALL Editor, The Citizen: : Your editorial “Changing One’s Mind” was excellent under favor- able conditions, but I can reply in this fashion: If you have ever} rushed headlong into a sturdy; stone, wall, you would certainly retreat with a cracked skull and a terrible headache. You then would realize that your skull could never topple the wall over, and I'll lay you odds that you .scribe the erratic course of each | AA4444444444444444444444 4464444 nicipal course. “it would have been okay, all right, and so on and so forth, had Gravy. merely said it took me five putts to put my pill to sleep in the can on No. ; 5. But why did he have to de-! putt?” Today The Citizen says in an’ editorial paragraph: } “Key West has no “dry docks” ; —all the local medicos believe in a wee drap on occasion,” \ SLEEP TONIGHT Don’t lie awake tossing, tum! and up In the morning worn Sat; exhausted. ff do not sleep well because of quieting, tty SEDATABS. Ingre- nerves A . Ingre- dients used by Doctors: Use only as directed. : Satisfaction or monev back. } Sold by Central Pharmacy Division and White Sts. NOTICE!! _ Trespassing Sand Key Light or area about it is forbidden. Written auth- orization must be obtain- ed from Commanding Officer, Coast Guard Group, Key West. 20,000 PAIRS at EYES PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE PAST 14 YEARS __ RAY BAN || SUN GLASSES BAUSCH & LOMB . PRODUCTS USED EXCLUSIVELY DR. J. A VALDES OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9-12 2-5 p.m. Evenings by Appointment . ADDRESS “ PHONES 619 Duval St, Office 392 Trespassers will be prosécuted to the full ex- tent of the law. 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