The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 22, 1946, Page 3

Piying Eagles must defeat the Bottle Cap Inn (Machinists) to-_ His Triple Initials ‘ fans know they do. The Milk- men will be ting hard to drop| Tf you have been wonder- sight or drop into the *cellar. a os the! ing what the O, J, S. stands {ter in F ‘That's a tough job as the Bottle — a chance of; - ent time, it'was learned’ today. are lundefeated. lesdaty Se nr eet br wining g Mr. has also. been boo ed for two weeks’ at ‘the Ki Davis night club, Miami Beach ~}and one week ‘at- the Embassy } Club in Jacksonville, - @ the ie A soft! pers : : ve ir ae ab ‘tonight (i : pening game of zit he ‘Witt Roberts, with’ it goes ages cag ne that the wi out to k es wi Probably toe the slab for the Eagles and Walker for the Bottlers. Castro and D. Fernandez will do the catching. Sher Jewelers, who rose to sec-' amd place by winning their, last start, Willengage the Adams Dairy outfit in the second game. ‘The former B29 Bombers, now sponsored by. Paul Sher, Duval First game will begin at 7:30) o’clock and the second at 9. Griffin Conch Garden, leading | team of the Class B league, will] go into action tomorrow night! a one of two junior circuit pat: | es. | Delmonicos and: Miami Daily News are.tied for second place in the loop. Miami Herald is in third position. cloudy ‘to cloudy today, tonig! and ‘Friday with scattered show. | ers and thunderstorms. Gentle to 7 | week or so, Mr, Ellingson ‘Southeast and south, beco: id fresh in showers. ; All of these teams 5 IID II ST OL speet ore will have to win|ed to perform at the Park Field | om they desire to re-| tomorrow evening and results main in the second sai Sie may Biatinve ‘the standings. i Florida ¥ Veterans Brooklyn 1 Ahead Of Pittsburgh, As ea Braves Whip Cards (My Axssoriated Press) NEW YORK, Aug. 22--Brook-}" lym Dodgers edged to one and a -Star eams half games ahead of the St. Louis All T Cerdinals as they defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates, 8 to 2, while ’ proved home loans for 3,485 vet-|have been issued. the Boston Braves were nosing! At a meeting of the Key West|erans in the state. In addition € the St, Louis Cardinals, 4 to 3, in| Softball Association at City Hall| there were 291 veterans’ loans in} Key ‘West, Fla., Aug. major league games yesterday. last night, managers of the three the process of being approved. (Observation takén at 8? occurring mostly during the: afternoons and evenings Gi over the southeast coastal sec- Borrow Huge Sum ich airing a ackson’ ie ror e lor. To Buy Houses, ida Straits and East Gulf of Mex-| Veterans in ‘ae have bor-|mostly southeasterly over south rowed more than $9,393,320 un-| portion and south to southwest der the G. I. Bill to purchase} over north portion today, tonight of the Veterans Administration | weather with scattered thunder- | Regional Office at Miami, report-| showers. 1946, Philadelphia's Phillies, on Del/ leading teams in the Class A City] of Ekta oma ecg to | Bastern Daylight Saving Time. Bnnis’s home run, nudged the} league were asked to select two! veterans for home loans by City office.) @hieago Cubs, 1 to 0, and the| all-star clubs, with all league| private lending agencies, $4,266,- Temperatures Gincinmati Reds scored 7-2 ver | outfits being given representa-| 799.64, 3 Highest yesterday .. Ne. the New York Giants, Ve" | tion, to play a doubleheader: at Sipe eet per cent, has been! Lowest last night — Piagpedets | [CYRIL GRIFFIN, og = The American League saw{| Bayview Park on August 31|/ "The average home loan is|Mea ~~ a2]; Lorraine ae eA NDetendant DOROTHY GRIFFIN, hia Dave Ferriss capture his twenty- | against the invading Zissen Bow- | ¢4 536, Normal second victory as Boston Red Sox |€'¥, Bums’ of Miami. : Fourteen veterans have al- PRECIPITATION defeated the St. Louis Browns,| Tickets for ‘the games will £0! ,sady paid up their home loans} fainfall, 24 hours‘ending 12-9. New York Yankees won bi ep + tah an drink| totaling $22,650.50. 8:30 a.m. inches _. both ends of a double bill with ray ana Guaran i TIVE HUMIDITY the Chicago White Sox, 10-1 and /'8¢rs next Monday, August 26. | ne es reral sca cosant moe wa0% on the fourth floor of the Calu-| ‘TOMORROW'S ALMANAC ‘| met Building in Miami’ August (@aylight Saving Eley 19 to facilitate service to veterans} Sunrise - B ll of South Florida in this phase} Sunset MALL | of the G. 1. Bill. Moonrise - Up To $4,000 Moonset .... Under the provisions of the G. I. Bill, the VA can guarentee Philadelphia Athletics won 4-1 54, from the Detroit Tigers, and the | Old Timers Are’ Cleveland Indians lost 3-4 to the P racticing Washington Senators. Results and batteries of yester- The 1930 ae Sluggers are out practicing and are ready. to day's and last night’s games: NATIONAL LEAGUE tee ig meet the } ‘irates or the 1925 * “3 x ‘o) egdlaré dia ‘Labor. Day or at| UP to $4,000 of a veteran’s home At, Chicago Valleddiabla any other time, it was learned | 10am--the guarantee not to ex-) 7:22 am. 0:22 a.m. ” Muleahy, ‘Mauney tna j Seieiee 2" today. . ceed 50 per cent of the total loan. 9:22 p.m. 2:42 p.m. ° el ; “Pie Traynor” Fernandez thas | “ny unused portion of the vet- ick; @auers and Livingston. the foiling players ready to eran’s $4,000 guaranty credit may TRANSIT COMPANY (Continued from Page One) i greet and lick all comers: “Wrink. )BE used by the-veteran a: some a bs gia + - c ley Bill” Ingraham behind %he/| future time for obtaining a loan ja week, he will visit with his| Cincinnatt __. 7:13 plate; Howard Gates, Robert) for a business or farm, Or even) ite, Mrs. Lorna Sellers, in‘Gas- Gee, Voiselle, Abernathy and | Bethel or Lucilo in the box: Louy another ee Parker said. fonia, N. C., and Hollidaysburg, Cooper; Hetki and Mueller. Gonzalez at. first, M. Acevédo at’ Penn., a suburb of “Altoona. Penn. second, ernadide himoett xt “atl How They y They Stand The new assistant manager, At Pittsbur R. H. £,| “bot. corner #arvey Sellers, will be in full Brooklyn . - 211 1|S8hort; Scott Sawyer, Angel.Wru-’| NATIONAL LEAGUE charge of operations during the Pittsburgh —_.. te, H. Molina in the ou' Paid} Club— W.L. Pct. G.B.| absence,of the general manager. Hatten and Edwards; Heintzel- | Freddie Key and M. vans ‘S¥.,| Brooklyn .......71 44.617 Harvey and his wife, Margery, 69 45 .605 1%] Raines: Sellers of Brooksville, 6153 .535 9%| Fla, whom he met prior to war, “St. Louis man. Hallett, Ostermueller ana|* coaches. a ‘Grif+|‘Chicago The Regulars ‘have’ Cypit Lopez. r i fin or Manager Paul Albury*be~| Boston - 6655 .504 13 |service in the Navy, live at 1421 Night Game hind the plate; Sevilla, te ‘Cincinnati _. 52 63 .452 19 |Simonton street. Mrs, Sellers j) At St. Louis R. H.E,| or B. Lewis in the box; rt-|New York ... 50-64. .439 20%] serves as his personal secretary. || Boston 411 1)80n at first, Jose Fernandez-at| Philadelphia. 48.64 429 21%| The new assistant. manager; St. Louls. . 3 8 1] Second, B, Castillo or Will Dough- | Pittsburgh .. 45 64 413 23 | saw service aboard an LST, i World War II. This type of ship. Brazle, {tery at third, Chicho Pozo af) > AMERICAN LEAGUE *y short; Cremata, Salgado, Capote,| Club— W. L. Pct, GB.| is the same as will be used by F. Acevedo for outfield duty, and | ‘Boston _. 84 36 —-.700 the GATC company for operation Albury at the helin. New York 68 49 .581 14%. of a ferry between Key West and Baseball followers hope the|iDetroit 6451 .557 17%)Havana. In the Navy, Sellers) Johnson and Masi; Wilks and Garagiola, AMERICAN LEAGUE At won, R HEI Same between the oldtimers will|Washington 59 60 .495 24 |served two and one-half years Cleveland i 1B; | be played real soon, Fans would Cleveland... 5663 470 27%| and participated in. the-invasion~ Washington __ 4 8 | like to see “Biff” up there so they ‘Chicago 58 65.449 of Italy and France and also saw. Gassaway Jena Hegan; Fn can “razz” him as he does other/St. Louis _.. 50 66 .431 { auty in the Pacific theater of ob players. ‘Philadelphia . 37 81 314 46 peak tee eres Seantaaeeene Cees erations. . and, Tg ek At New York R. HE. \ Chicago ok ee — ———— New York 1013.1 Rigney, Maltzberger, Hollings- and Hayes; Chandler and | Robinson. Feature of the Week! Parker “51” Pens 9 17 3 ~1218 1 wae Muncrief, Ferens, siscan and Helf, Mancuso; Ferriss, Klinge: ‘ ry . and Wagner. es Nationally Advertised Prices At New York R. HE Chicago -. 410 0 New York _. 612 2 Papish, Haynes, Caldwell and Tresh; Marshall, | Queen, Murphy and Niarhos, | Rabinson. At Philadelphia R. H.E.| al BURR RRESE ele ie Philadelphia ESS Shy ea Trucks, Overmire, Caster and Tebbetts; Marchildon and DeSau- tels. Luncheon Planned For Service Wives In order to make plans for the coming months, a luncheon has been planned for wives of service men this Friday at the Jackson Square USO. Socials, Mr. and Mrs. Clubs, child care center, classes, etc., will be discussed. A cordial invitation is extended to all wives of service men living im this area. Please call 180 to make your reservation before 1! eelock this evening. 532 Duval Street PHONE 155 Key West, Florida % We Cash Government Payroll Checks Without Obligation * 1 neato "We Close Every Thursday at 1 0'C1ocH wren centre, ’ Be Key West and vietnity: vir manently located within a | ™oderate variable winds, mostly)! ed a and Pian on hed tthe ot lorida, to, the Honorable i, ae oe orida, 's | be Tate Street, eight (8) calendar months from iehe da: *the: first publication "Sgald clahne vor demanaa 8] teal be in writing and contain the residence and Post Office ther, a. D. 1946, otherwise the alle-} monthly, social or the claimant or hia, gations therein will be taken @5) ning nt ot Sronroe County, ‘Florida, aia, ico: Gentle to moderate winds; hereof. homes, V. S.: Parker, manager|jand. Friday. Partly, oni a ims or demands mw time. and in inner prescribed herein #hall be i Hacea jane 14th day of August, | ToBe Selected TAeateiw 19, the. VA had ap- Wo email oraft aes: mz LOFTON CURRY, | ‘Adininistrator 6t_ ‘the | SEAL) also. known as Alice Lurlene 80. ] iy THE omc OF_ PUBLICATION TO: netraine Margaret Lora, § Richmond Street, Pyihem, Connecticut ‘You are hereby required to appear nee rae arate eeae eT on the éth day. of September, 1946.) Gn the goth day of August, A. pihorwise, the sellegevions . therein’ 3946, “direrwive the’ liewations This ortier shall be published ed| ““rhis order to be published once Seaake eine tate. Wrest Clitaan, at te Week for eaum conascuttvectenke = ae, ‘ Ves nm, & 1 ne | newanaper published in Key West, a Ue Beviianed: in Mas, Weak and Ordered, this 7th aay | oD. 1946, Ross_C Sawyer Clerk of the Cireuit Court, Monroe County, Florida. : (sd) Plorence EK. Sawyer, Ry: MARY K. WOODSON, PAUL ©. SAWYE' Solicitor for the Plaintiff. auwsS~15-22-29,1946 ——— BY SPECIAL PERMISSION of the MAKER . 300 COTTON DRESSES , PURSES Values Up to $12.95 COTTON ‘ SHEER and RAYON BLOUSES * “xisee.” 417 Duval Street - You .are ‘to ap- pear to the Bill of DIaint, foria ivorce,, in, the shove vied ‘ ‘iy all th ; Fi wit be ts . nas loge sed, the Sawyer, 2S oe four witnesses to : Th Rey West Citizen a *new: m ie "es! * ‘a. “pub fishea in Key West, Flor-. Sone ated Ordered this Bist day upton of A hy AOD. ~ Glerk, of the Ct ote c. Samper ed ae 8 olclock ahs yt] acai &m Solicitor for the Plain x OF THE STATE OF FLO RIDA, IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY, IN CHANCERY. - HCRLEL, et ARTHUR be as * vi EUNICE PATCHETT HURLEY, Defendant. j ‘“s ORDER OF PUBLICATION | year. To: Hunice Patchett. Hurley, Main point os Court Houre ‘the Annual Fall You a ar to fhe, Bu retaed Mrs, ‘Harry ivorce in er above en Divorce wore the oth day. of Geto | announced the S0et co he. publiabed vonced the evening will i The Key West Citizen, a news- oe per published in Key West, Flor-] Those present at) eeting were: J. er, IV a1 Plaintiff. Roticitor for’ auaste Bdysepts-12, 1946 | Vargas. TN THE omeour COURT OF THE aaa e, JUDICIAL cIRe IN AND. FoR. MONROE COU PDA. OMANCERY. ORDER To: DOROTHY an IN, 931 Massachusetts Ave., yy. a tae ved pon ee ed a . : ou are hereby required to ap- Complaint; for pear to the Bill of Complaint, for | divoree, in the aboye styled cause therein will be taken as confessed. Florida. Done ahd Ordered this 31st Gay of July, A.D. 1946. ROSS C. SAWYER, Clerk of the Circuit Court, tg County, Florida. , Deputy Clerk. Deputy Clerk. THOMAS .S. CARO, Solicitor for the Plaintiff. we 1-8-15-22,.1946 | i “The Fashion Store of Quality” SPECIALS Friday - Saturday - Monday ' (100 UNITS PER DAY). This is A Late Shipment of BETTER COTTONS ... They Are Exceptional Values at... $3 e.. NO TRYONS — NO-ALTERATIONS — NO EXCHANGES GROUP. of ‘Flannel ‘Outing GROUP of Slightly Soiled Just the Thing for This Wiriter and Cool Nites . . $1.00 WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION of eile Dresses - Suits - Play and Sun Clothes Left from Our Large Stock ... NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK UP! You Will Never Get Such Values Again! STARLING’S Women’s Apparel and Accessories Exclusively “Opposite the La Concha Hotel” PHONE 503 NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS — ALL SALES FINAL We Close Every Thursday at 1 o’Cloc! Florida. {fore Peace Justice Ira tugeistbiseptS-12, 1946 Junior Fours Sage . WE OFFER Night . Gowns S750 Key West, Florida wired a ap- | conducted by b= at . 2 rae nn Rot g week for four consecutive Weeks’ Fonncon and -Mrs.Moore, "sip : ‘da. {Done and Ordered this 20th day of August, A: D. ee seph Lopez, Francis L. eee “doa wyer | Paul E. Mesa, Henry it Court i, Eatate of Lurtene L. Curry: Siento County, Fiorida. | Paul Sher, Moore, J John- By: Florence EK. Saw, son, Gilmore Parks, Parks, Jack Saun- Deputy Slerk by Y¥. Port ders, Donald Buber. and’ “Daniel bad $495