The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 26, 1946, Page 3

The ih Stand Red Raiders baseball 8€" team will play the Eastern Air dere Lines from Miami, winner of the. mt ot ee Dede Coumy League champion-| © e . i W. L. Pet. GB, | ship, single games on Saturday | OTC} ~~ 108 48 682 and Sunday. Door prizes will be ordinances a K. wai tree ! 9% 60 600 12% | given at both games. Nicense to hotels of a certain num- —_ py BY oe gen, See 85 67 559 18%) The iu ber of rooms, the number’ to by =. font,! TW Mat Ble ly tne Junior Chamber af Com.) Hermes by the sernmniesion. As ee | 7 79 477 31 | merce amber of Com-} Commissioner Cooper request- ee for te Re mere on the St. 8 437 37 Pe _ fed that “75 rooms” be inserted }' wen Levais @% 85 433 37. The Raiders beat Eastern Air | jn the emergency ordinance. Com- Moss has been Vankters, we Philadelphia 49 102 325 54 */ Lines three out of five games missioner Harden interrupted to | actions, maybe they will ronsi ball games tipped the A's - al NATIONAL LEAGUE | played in the Dade County say that the ordinance shauld not | the hotel ordinance,” Comrbissien5| pring where he has speured ger —- ©2 and 14 The as ‘Teams— W. L. Pet. Gp.) Lease this season. The Silver- be classified as an emergency er Cooper ogg Tal Re sa hates G to give away hams ene — +1. Gen ~e Louis 95 56 628 j diners recently played the Miami Jaw. 5 Commissioner ae i ih a ion. Py. holders of “lucky ma ont Better ie: 797 530 15 “ 3 M- ing with Harden, added that “I i" ae . hen |. divi owning s wns teat tne care ‘sean, Heaton 78 70 527 15% | Ship, and bowed to the Sox four | believe if we pass this one and not, ao oe the pe was then Con? munism -believes that a hakder whet ie a , Pailadeiphia @ 82 457 26 | S2mes to two. |'the others that we would be ‘dis-| sioner Carbonell made a seco} | Sentry al government with a world | a ¢. ac amma @4 86 426 301%4| Today, the Raiders will play|triminating’. I say, unless all} {,° ¥. pre. | dict ip, vat amet he ERIC AM \ faGuE it 2 play} to Commissioner Cooper’s pr tership, .at - Moscow, * | Pittsburgh @2 87 416 32 | the Nayy All Stars an exhibition; are granted, none should be), ooecs motion of considerit hav¢ complete control and te a ~s vouk RHE aie York 68 92 378 38 | game to get in shape for Satur-| granted.” Hate! ae ‘and it al de’ ove: the people. — heocad teem be } ol, 4 ‘ Py @ay’s encounter with the Silver-| _Sesera continued by asking! 64 unanimously. Ii does not allaw freedom of | re ——. a ® liners. The Raiders will probabl, t the commission “go on rec-| ~ ‘ ee | ach, freed trial | Thi campelgeits Marske Brews Queen snd Softball Teams use either Bo Meadors or Charlie |rd as giving these eeiomenen'| Aquarium Lease Naw Official | =F pa pepe Dress oc makes 2 genuine bit with the Berve Botan end Porter | Plan {Albury on the mound with Joe'® chance to liquidate their busi-| | Am ordinance regarding » lease.) "has merailessly persec tea | =O"2 and = coraaaly stip - _ Ni ind th The All, nesses”. “I vote against the for the city agar S34 WAS Hi ro. in gett candidate» name a nal. baw | Playoffs tag yaconetbee tc re eher | Pmergency ordinance,” he de- amet to high\ bidder Kroll wis | miftions of Chreans ma before the people. =a aur Be ad {clared. irea it night an < ‘ t omkets ° di ——— tn A In Local Series Roseman’ or Stam’ 98 nA Sixty Days Of Grace , Commissioner Carbonell ther ; pes os ‘and undoubtedly un- AMD DOGS sho | bat This is the Navy team which City Attorney Lester advised made a moten fox adjor n j Congr | | PHILADBLPMIA, ~ Wher wed Barty Macc Coke Al @ meeting of the Key W: «| c | the commission that “the city does , until the regular myeting of Of:-| _ * Ongress; should outlaw «the; ‘oad Oe | y West) defeated the Cubans Sunday, 7-1. . ey r 4 ri Hi ‘Communist party the United | pohce beady of Fred ae cent Sefthall Association at the City| The will get .undatwa' {| have the authority to issue li-|tober 1. Commissioner Hardg:n a¥st party in nit cel Aittthee, ote bal ra _ | Melt lest night, plans.were for-|5 4, get underway at conces for six months at two-'seconded the motiom\and it was’ States. : | ble ‘chaay bane ky J , Sane }mulated for the Softball Play) Sn. ". thirds of the annual fee.” passed. \ / Everyfone who is loyal, to; the | » Cay foune = SOND Serves Yi) The games Saturday and Sun- “In all fairness,”. Commis- | The brief session was conch id-|Amerig¢an ‘form of gevernment | 14 dogs and an cqual sumber © Rae # Bayview Park the/ day between the Red Raiders} ,; - vi atl Veg will do well to.ask his Congr cats. They asked the Society for > Fe 9) 8 of Orbe and the Eastern Air Lines Sil- aaa Cashonell then moxed | ed at 7:02 bag s ‘sta ln ONETESS | the Prevention of cruelly to ap 4i4 g' Wf the Bottle Cap inn iat ee will Negin eh 3:50.10. that “all licenses that were re- Carbonell’s motion to a¥jou.rn ae Jo preserve and guard our <4 os " Sere, Cee eet Beans,‘ Chinists, now leading the City! ae decthd be -Genwiae # .seheonnt {raliearcara dans oa pel pene €o. — “ nich 4 Rew ht chon 1 . ‘ a Moye, as im. Communism, whi un-| nt Ome a iter Nation chen ; wag w| Key West Golfers Commissioner Harden, “I sec-| had he moved merely fc\f a |doulstedly seeks to destroy it. pate. a “4 won the first | c ond the motion.” ‘| short recess, opponents of Zhe WYours sincerely, 1 tes cheat oon ee, ee eme Sy! Wil] Have Dinner | Bab Teer. of the Bost Ber,| quar Heapen suteanion ae JOHN S. W . . . dressed the commissj the} have m granted we —— ee # 4 1 the great interest being shown Key West Golf Club will nola| lawor Gene aun) the | chance to passing shave jcensei for this establishment be } Siewane end ’ | © © © seffhell, © post season series} its monthly dinner tonight at 8/ commission grants us a six| commissioners once more ¢ \Tevalkent as it is contrary to the, ' eu epee Pelee aed wet be played anyway. The! o'clock at the South Beach Res-|months’ extension,” he said, “Ij sider the licenses apd.mmay 2 ,,, State jsehool. code. = | Seems that Gnished second in the | taurant. The winners of the in-| for one, will be able to move out been able to put ugh. | The establishments granted six | warwoma fest end second halves will play! dividual matches will be guests| of the restricted area. I will ap- amendments to the present ex- | mont}is’ extension include: | L2aqut ® three out of five series, with! of the losers at a turkey dinner.| preciate it.” _ ui] tensions. The opponents were | Be¢r and wine licenses in the | \ Settee & Hf & the Winner meeting the Machin-| Refreshments will eb on the Re- School To Move not present last night. inamgs ef J. Bosfield, 716 Emina FP tetas th 1 @ ft & @ four out of seven games’ creation Fund. Roy Dulion and] Commissioner Carbonell in-| Now, it is too late to reconsider j street; B.. Segal, 208 Petromia) CY, & tien 815 2 olay off | Louie Pierce will tell club mem-| formed his colleagues that “I hap- | last os ation for ia ic jaes rat Dieter. Virginia sare . ee A io. Geltes, Meuney. Ral @ team other than the Ma-| bers th n why they lost,! pen to know that there is a move | mands that all licenses issued ;H. $,aunders, ia street; J.) etecger cet Meewtey Gramee. chinests wins the second half, this posry ew anaes a staat en foot to have the San Carlos | by October 1, just five days hence. ‘Play 1025 Whitehead street; F. Received Baliy ty Conant Wine ee ee team will meet the Machinists School taken to another location | Permanent, Temporary Licenses fOrté, 1028’ Whitehead street; M. m @ four out of seven play off} SOME SEND-OFF within the next six months, and As the situation now stands, (Ort 2ga, 504 Petronia street; A. | 6 ae ne RB © © | te determine the City Softball! jamESTOWN, N.. Y.—Jimmy that will clarify matters consid: |Dutty's ee and the La Con- re 2Z,. Tear Sieanten street; Pisces: om 4 | Champiensh 7 Tae eotaie "| erably.” {cha Hotel have’ permanent . Barrera, imonton stree' : naey Su? bm 9 — by fone an pe jwohnam, moe vitae seh here,| “Raul Perez was then recog- |censes. All other applications | Pon¢e's Bar B-Q, Simonton street; eeweh, Gevkourer, Gables ing in the Fourth District Tour- | wrote a letter to | actin hea nized by Mayor Demeritt. The [disapproved the previous: night A. Perez, Duval street and Smith ont Comte Where: tate Prim nement, to the esmi-t - ehabnniay and “mailed” the letter| sneaker said, “As Commissioner |have been granted temporary li- /lane;\ Sidewaik Cafe, 423 Duval a ey vetore Liles siiesinnted by "Pan| in a fire-alarm box. Three pumP-| Carbonell has stated, it is cor-}censes for six months. sireet; J. Blackwell, Southard and | A gee ascii Be | ers, a hook and ladder truck, and, | rect that the San Carlos Institute | Gulf Stream Restaurant has its | Margaret streets; _ io-~iiae 3 . ae Me be aur a Se wenmes i basen g a squad car full of! wil) move its school away frompermanent city license, also, as! Liquor’ licenses in the names of a € oa 66 0) Sue at detectives responded to the false the traffic shortly.” the commissioners did not! agree|Sam Hyman, 519 Duval street; R. | | ; teu Se ote eenting Gs mecting slarm—giving @ real send-off to) Commilesionsr:: Cooper . took jto. she request of Rev. Doherty, J. Petez, 422 Smith lane; R. ‘Tay-| | e w _" «, Bickeon, 7 at. ms Seun-| Jimmy's letter. the occasion to advise that “if |;an opposition leader, that the li- for, 503 Duval street. I ‘a ites. Mowe tae m, C 7 aldez, ie Fer- ela ban tee ate ae Cetera tit OR oa goa j Bo ht amet Cee agente iY Nae ogy prog neret Tornadoes advance across the | after-dinner talh, - G. Camus, George jalgra' ae § 20 to 40 miles | — vars aur seshring, Perry McCuls earth at a speed of 0. | O19 © hough AR Lostres, and Dwight] POU across the wa lnnts eo Vas 6 © © Hunter Ix dy adadadanetetnttatiatndndl | and the wine dem, Weiingan ond Masi — \STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE ! Semen) Vormiie ant Cirasm Too Hasty | TRIUMPH é EE Billie White: Mother, do you} COFFEE believe in love at first sight? ary Mrs. White: Of course. 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