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

Team pit | auf a Hie if ; i f i iF 5 i i if iH f a j : by innings: Cap Hi | rie # ' f - i i; es Albury, Carey 2, i 257 F i 3, Albury, hits: Cates, i i ! i on bases: is | i <j ' : of ? the fourth inning, er: Castaneda. = ie ! a oni i Ww. 1 02 7 177 a Fr r L. 48 59 66 7 79 84 ih 33 iy Hid Gals ft $2 8 85 7 66 64 84 49 100 ri f Philadelphia r : w. L. 94 55 94 56 79 68 78 70 68 82 63 86 60 87 58 91 Teams— } St. Louis | Brooklyn . | Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh New York Adams Dairy. Auto Parts, FRIDAY— 7:30—Miami Daily Delmonico. aE mw 2 e771 Cametti Manders, Herald. eect! and runs: bases on balls: off Ha k 3, off Castro 5; struck 0} Castro 2; winning pitche Hancock; losing pitcher: Castro; Vets | umpires: Mira and Albury; scor- 4, Carbonell with three plate; Clayton homer and a triple and a single in five lhe Cappers’ offensive. R. H. E. 000 128 3—14 17 6 110 0002— 4 4 2 Hancock and Albury; Castro : Baker, Carbonell 2, Ster- 3, Cates, Kerr 2, McCarthy Hancock, ta 2, Gonzalez 2; errors: Bak- 4, Sterting, Hancock, J. Mira : two-base hits: Baker, Carbo- ‘arey 2; three- Sterling, Mc- Sterlin Cappers 5, Move Ur One Game Trouneing Cincinnati Reds How They Stan AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. 680 596 563 480 AB 440 432 329 GB. 12 1i% 30 31 36 37 52% WATIONAL LEAGUE Pct. G.B. 631 627° 1 537 14% 527 16 453 27 423 408 d 3312 389 36% CITY SPORTS vs- | @00—Sher Jewelers vs. Roy's | News vs. 9.00—Griffin’s Bar vs. Miami bade, Rewer, Chipman and Liv Fe = dball Courts, Dia- Playground, meget Wiha 4 9 1) Swimming. sw 1 a —— |Comfort Stations. —e, g. |. South Beach and Rest Beach— vl Gulf Dock and Rest Beach— Ee 7% #8 3146 | Fi ‘our Cuban : Musicians To Play In City Nicolas Garcia Gonzalez, May- or-of Regla, Cuba, a city of about 20,000 population and about a mile and a half from Havana, has ‘given a letter of introduction to four Cuban musicians who will play at Key West functions as a courtesy of the city of Regla, for the next two weeks. Those sponsoring the Cuban talent expect to have.a group of four American musicians re- turn the visit. Any organization desiring the Cubans to play at any function, may contact Boza, \ices gratis. The four visiting musicians, | dressed in white, performed at the beginning of last night’s city commissioners’ meeting. They | gave four Spanish numbers that "| Wete well received-by the gath- ering. The instruments played by the | visitors were two guitars, a trum- pet and a drum. The names }of the Cuban visitors are Ivan | Manuel Faz, Cristobal Dobal Al- fanzo, Augustin Robot y Guer- i rero and Alberto Armentersos y | Ribera. : ee Ccecdecccscccceoocce The Citizen welcomes expres- alons of the views of lis read- but the editor right to delete dered of the paper only. 5! ot the writers mus: pany the lens requested otherwise. | REMEMBERS COURTESIES | Editor, The Citizen: I wish to extend a thank you to all those that made our stay in your city pleasant. Very truly yours, JAMES M. WARD, { Manager, Lake Worth Ramblers, Baseball Club. ‘Lake Worth, Fla., Sept. 19, 1946. i | PLENTY TO EAT | Editor, The Citizen: Please allow me to say that it is very amusing to note in Sat- urday’s paper that the CPA has granted Mr. Castro a permit to build.a store, stressing the need because there were no stores where colored school children could get anything to eat. While we are all free to say anything we like when it suits our, purpose, yet it is a fact that there are three stores operated by colored people and two of ‘them are taxpayers. Besides, the Douglas School is conducting a fine cafeteria. The three stores are in the pathway leading to the school. We should not allow it to be said that our children have to places where they can get some- thing to eat when, as a fact, there are three stores in that lo- cality. MRS. ELAINE GAELNER, Fort Village. The Weather Forecast Key West and Vicinity: Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Thursday, with Iocal showers in the afternoons. Gentle to mod- erate easterly winds, occasionally fresh off shore. Florida: Partly cloudy today, | tonight and Thursday. Local aft- ernoon showers and thunder- storms mostly over extreme north portion. Few showers along the southeast coast tonight. | Jacksonville through the Flor- | ida Straits and East Gulf of Mexico: Gentle to moderate east- erly winds through Thursday, ex- cept light variable over extreme | north portion. Weather partly | cloudy with local showers and thunderstorms. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warnings Phone 518, to secure their serv- by" accom) letters and will be published un- | suffer hunger for the lack of | G <« and Berra ‘wena Fishing. Small Boats. | have been a. - Barr gre | ‘ enol a | Salesman Talks Self peal Key West, Fla., Sept. 25, 1946 foret Game j Into A Laund |(Observation taken. at 8:30 a.m., aH E ese | __| Eastern Daylight Saving Time, y At Detront BALTIMORE, Md. (AP) S : bones a7 Hi Passengers in a Baltimore bus! Penh vente t a 46 hoe man rhea | ‘emperatures Heit Hutehingon | ov" eda soles ae | Highest yesterday 90 _—— tig to 2 compen ia’ | Lowest last night ~ 80 eet finished demonstrating a washing | a, 85 —_ machine to a North Baltlmore | Yoon a : =e oo fH B,| Housewife, made the sale, and) ons’ PRECIPITATION “ oa LS | War dismissed with the words:| rainfall, 24 hours ending = iow wwe “Bee you next Wednesday at iad 8:30 a.m., inches 0 frets oot time. : Ty emter Munerief. Fores and The salesman’s eyes narrowed.!| sae ibaa Mem, Melt, Trout end Swit why?” he asked. ,,| TOMORROW'S ALMANAC nl | “Well, you promised a year's) @aylight Saving Time) Guelification free service. So, I'll expect MY) sunrise — _....-T:18 am, Apphesat tor Position Ye. sr, washing done once a week, on lisunset ta8 pm. graduated from colleg®. | Wednesdays.” Moonrise é :20 a.m. : fanwave Pine! Bver do any, a Moonset 8:26 p.m. deen row? We tried a pole} Carbon monoxide, a poisonous TOMORROW'S TIDES eauher, & breed jumper and ®) gys, forms only when carbon is Naval Base tar haitheck in our euditing de- | purned in an insufficient quan-| wigh Tide Low Tide partmem but they @idn't make | tity of air to form carbor diox-| 11:37 am. cal im: owt | ide. } 11:34 p.m. 5:11 p.m. the Jackson Square USO tonight at 8 o'clock, The. large enroll- ; crease the , number of ment has made it necessary to ‘in-}. jail 3 iy rity _Armatrong, soa William Falkner, : and New Albany, Miss. 49) Mr. : of Toledo, years ago. Toledo, Ohio, noted surgeon, Fay the shbtbetuttaun HELP WANTED INTERESTING WORK— INCREASED PAY! Now you can start as Telephone Operator ‘at $25 for a 40 -- hour week (about $108 a Month). with opportunity for earning more-by overtime at time-and-a-half pay! $30 a Week (About $130 a Month) After 180 days’ Training and Experience Scheduled Pay Increases Pleasant Environment Liberal Benefit Plan Vacation With Pay Apply Telephone Office Mrs. McDermott, Chief Operator SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE! and TELEGRAPH COMPANY sept23-tf Upholster and trimmer. Key West Bedding. Salesmen, full or part-time. 518 | Southard St. sept23-3t WANTED | House trailers, wire or write: make, year, length, condition | and lowest cash price. E. W.} Harper,’ 1729 N.W. 43rd Street, Miami, Phone 78-2859. septi2-30t Wanted to rent, by permanent residents, three-bedroom un- furnished modern house. Phone | 1193, Soper, or see me at the customs house. sept19-6tx { $27.50, at Alger, Mich., 55 years ago. + Dittiensions ; oThewe Diots ere fatty certificated Man’s bicycle, heavy duty, new balloon tires, new fenders. 1900 Staples Ave... sept25-3 / pesiaetiaenannenneeerinotonteeenteneiemet pS When vou think ot plumbing supplies or plombing work, think of Pepper's. Call us for repairs or, installations, Pep- per’s Plumbing! Supplies, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. - sept3-tf in lo Furniture for three rooms. 58-1 Poinciaha Place. sept21-6tx For Sale—160 sq. ft. of prefinish- * ed oak flooring. 127-W. sept23-3tx Girl’s 20-inch bicycle, new bal- . loon tires, new seat, good paint. 1900 Staples Ave. sept25-1tx Homes, $3,500.00 to $10,000.00. 1} %: have what you are looking for. |’* Income property, conservative, safe investments, $6,000.00 per year net income. 5 apts., 3 stores, good income year round. $28,000.00, easy terms. Home with two cottages. Rented. $10,000.00, easy terms. Small hotel, 16- rooms. Best buy] on the Island. Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval St,, Phone 16. sept24-3tx Wanted—Companionship of wom- } an with or without child going ‘ to school. ters in exchange for light ~ house work in private home. , Postmaster, Ramrod, Key, Fla. sept23-2tx. One or two bedroom, unfurnish- ed house. Adults only. Phone 441-W. MISCELLANEOUS | Learn to play the piano in three | months. Yes, three months, re- gardless of age. Unconditional | guarantee. No music, modern chord system, all by ear. Phone ! 74-R. Any day between 12:00 and 1:30. Gould Curry. sept24-5tx ! Refrigeration sales and service. Repaits on all makes. All work guaranteed. Mumford & Ross, | 220 Duval St., Phone 333. } $a sept18-tf | Campbell's, 928 Divisten, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, ete. sept3-l1mo Electrical motors repaired, called} * for and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero's Elec-| trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. | septl-tf We will reline brakes on any make of car, labor and material, $18.00. Body repairing and painting, expert mechanic, all; work guaranteed. Red Brick Garage, Simonton and Greene; streets. sept21-6tx | PHOTO SUPPLIES Movie cameras, movie projectors, press cameras, 35 mm cameras and 127 film. Evans Camera and Supply Store, 506 Southard | Street. sept5-tf | FOR SALE | Lady’s bicycle, balloon tires. $27.50. 1900 Staples Ave. sept25-1tx | | One electric range, one city gas | stove. Apply 2207 Flagler. | sept24-4tx | Man’s and Lady’s bicycles. 1116 | i Packer Street: sept25-4tx + | Motor bike, new tires, good run- ning condition. Ideal for Navy worker. Only $50.00. Fish trap, non-corrosive, $21.00. 1106 | Angela St. sept25-2tx | Man’s bicycle, new balloon tires, { mew fenders. $24.50. 1900 i Staples Ave. sept25-1tx | Coitertanls qhar, new seat, new fenders. $26.50. sept24-2tx i as fe) C) ey a Lady’s bicycle, new balloon tires, 1900 Staples Ave. sept25-1tx Large tabletop gas stove with Robertshaw oven control, ‘al- most new. Also girl’s bicycle. 225-C Poinciana. sept24-3tx Boy’s 20-inch bicycle, new bal- loon tire, good paint.. 1900 Staples Ave. sept25-1tx FOR RENT Front room, twin beds, near bath. Close in. Tel. 193-W. sept23-3tx Furnished apartment, couple only. 1219 Eliza Street. sept24-3tx House, four rooms and bath, com- pletely furnished. Hot. water. 1229 Whitehead. sept24-2t Furnished two-bedroom cottage. Apply 1306 Division St. z sept24-tf Furnished apartment for couple ‘ only. 1014 Grinnell street. sept24-5tx ||P WANTED TO RENT Wanted To Rent—Two-bedroom furnished, modern home, for | six or seven months, by two adults. Phone 261-J or North Beach Inn. sept25-3tx APARTMENT FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Apply Mon- roe Market. sept25-3tx- PERSONAL | Husbands! Wives! Want Pep?} Thousands of couples weak, } worn-out, exhausted solely be-j| cause body lacks iron, get new) vim, vitality taking Ostrex Tonic Tablets Trial size only 35c. At ail druggists—in Key West, at Gardner’s Pharmacy. septl1-18-25-3t | | ee Brown zipper billfold with bonds | and money. Finder keep money but return billfold to Box M-14, Citizen Office. sept23-3tx VARIETIES -- R FIFTY VARIETIES FREE CATRLOG + + toro 6 ROSES Must +70 _« TtTex, inoge Chunseans TYLER , TEXAS { ee a oe 2 and are now in operation (engines have tess than ing time). Boats are certificated tx | to canry from 64 to 75 passengers. One boat has carried as many as 1000 passengers in a thrill ride in ghe day. Several thousand dol- tor! lars has been spent on the boats Packard. aviation engines and op- Equipped with V-drive and can be easily converted into excellent yacht, or private fishing boats. Boats can cruise with ease at a Ruth E. Finley of New Yi in 70 x 20 100 hours, operat- converting them from military ommercial use. Boais are pow- -by. three. 1200-horsepower erate on one, two or three engines. in excess of 45 M. P. H.| ‘own Real Estate ‘Fast, Dependable Freight and Service reight Express MIAMI and KEY WEST Also Serving ALL POINTS on Florida Keys ' ‘Between Miami and Key West - Schedule: (No Stops En Route) LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex- CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P. rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (enQuEs SUNDAYS) “ot (00) sng & night and arrives at Key a 6:00 o'clock A. M. al ope AS All tenons LEA) KEY WEST DAILY a CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o' A M. ‘and arrives at Miami at e clock P.M, | LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (Fecert INDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock x ; arrives at Key West at 5:00 0’ su PM. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE FULL CARGO INSURANCE ; 813 C 92 and 68 WAREHOUS —— -——— : Corner Eaton and Francis Streets When | Anticipating — the Purchase or ‘* Installation of Ranges, Water Heaters or other Large Electrical Loads, please check with this utility to be cure service can be supplied. The Transformer Shortage im- curred by the copper situation has seriously affected our ability to supply such services. iy Etc System a] iil ia. ici tai ia