The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 24, 1946, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN J. Ashe, Key West loween THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1946 Christopher Columbus was « Reports Given On NCCS 7 Hallowe’en Dance Tuesdav| “"® dance and refreshiments will | Hf a include’ apple ‘cider’ after he was 21. Cuban-Pirate Tilt. [Legion Resolution The Weather Native, Will Teach _ Definite; Visitors ~ Meet USN Sunday Por the benefit of Key wd baseball fans who may wonder; @t the absence of the Pirate-Cu- ben Navy All-Stars game Satur- @ay on the Navy Day program leeflets, Gerald Saunders, Navy Day Committee Chairman, plained today that arrangements for the tilt were completed too ete for inclusion in the program. The game is definitely sched- wled for tomorrow at 3 p. m., on| the submarine base diamond. On! Sunday the visitors take on an; All.Navy Key West team, same} hour, same place. The Cubans are said to have) several players in their line-up} of priority: from the Habana Cubas and, ex-| Asks NHA Remain Over Poinciana PI. At the regular meeting of Ar- ‘thur Sawyer Post No, 28, Amer- ican Legion, held last evening, a resolution was adopted relative to the Poinciana Place Housing Project crisis. The resolution, in effect. im- plores the National Housing Authority to continue to oper- ate the project in question in the same efficient, and, in all respects, exemplary manner as has been the case in the past. Should disposition be neces- sary, the resolution says, it should ;be delayed until proper legisla- tion is enacted to permit the units to be sold to members of this community in the following order (a) Individual veter- ans or occupants of the houses other teams of the Florida Inter-} directly without the necessity of national League, including such ; ; their dealing with any third par- well known stars as Pilo Baez, J. ! ty; (b) Corporations or other in- Mera, Maulin and Gonzalez. Baseball fans were advised by} in acquiring the property, 4. Commander F. M. Ramsay, | Chairman of the Submarine Base committee, ears on Thomas streets or adjacent areas and en-| ter the ball park at the Thomas | Congressman - elect street gate. Baseball Group Meeting Tonight ‘The newly-organized City Base- bell League will hold its second meeting 8 o'clock tonight in the office of Clerk Roy Hamlin, City Hall, All members and officials of the league are urged to at- tend. The league will play its first @oubleheader of the season on November 3. The meeting to- night is for the purpose of draw- ing up a schedule to determine the teams that will open the cam- pargn. CRUCIAL SOFTBALL GAMES TONIGHT In tonight's City Softball League games the Bottle Cap Inn will tackle the Veterans of For- eign Wars. A victory will send the Machinists one full game ahead of the B-29 Jewelers who have two games to play, and must win both to claim the sec- end half honors. The Bottlers will probably start Hancock with Carbonell behind the plate, and the VFWs will start Arias with Jimmie Mira catching. In the second game the Amer- ean wanes of will play the third five-game: series the Jewelers. If | the | = win they will elininate the Legion, but if the Legion wins, the fourth game will have to be played. It is expected that Buster Roberts will be on the line for the Jewelers and » Tynes or Chester Harris for the Legion. POINCIANA COMMITTEE (Continued trom Page One) would not be able to get any more land in the Key West area te meet its housing needs. He #iso said that the local base would fet decide as to who would live there if it is acquired, such or- dere coming from Washington al- though key personnel would doubtlessly be allowed to retain their homes. He explained that if the Navy @id not take the project, NHA might dispose of it to a private real estate firm which might werk considerable hardship on the residents. Pepper then sug- @ested that if NHA could be con- tected the residents could. form ® real estate, development group and purchase the property them- selves. Consequently, the telegram wae sent to Wyatt, deemed es- peeially watchful of veterans’ imterests in housing matters. The Powder Puff SALON OF BEAUTY Announces... Their OPENING On Monday, October 28th We are opening a new SALON of BEAUTY in POINCIANA in the loceticn formerly occupied by the Beauty Shop” ce in the Comm There will be expert beauticians for all types of work, Special: to park their! and Fleming; to the National Housing Ad- | terests which might be interested but not before its having been adver- tised locally. The resolution is to be sent Pepper, Smathers and other interested parties. The following will attend the mid-winter convention of the American Legion to be held in Winter Haven, Fla., on November 2 and 3: George Pernick, Frank Hanrahan, George Sikes, U. J. Delgado, Albert J. Mills, Fred E. Knight and Vance U. Stirrup. Legionnaires were requested to assemble at the Legion Home at 9 a.m. on Saturday to participate in the Navy Day Parade. Post Commander Vance C. Stirrup gave a resume of the na- tional convention recently held in San Francisco, Calif. Melvin A. Friedland, assistant state service officer, stated he would be at the county courthouse on Thursday and Friday of this week to assist Veterans. The following applications for membership were approved: Frederic L. Johnson, Harry S. McGrail, Michael S. Robert, Hor- ace W. Page, Earl E. Stimpert, Kermit W. Loucks, Ray H. Pin- der, Nathan H. Pepper, Russell Baker and Powel T. Dingledein. A meeting of all Negro veter- ans in the city will be held this evening at 7 p.m. in the Dixie USO, Whitehead street. PTA Hallowe'en Fete Offers Many Feaiures The Hallowe’en party of the Harris School Parent-Teachers Association tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. will feature a number of attrac- tions and goodies, including hot dogs, potato salad, orange lem- onade, coca-colas, cake and can- dies. A costume parade, fortune tell- er and house of horror will add to the enjoyment of those attend- ing. Prizes for all age groups in} the costume parade will be award- ed. ministrator, Senator Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND and CUBAN Try A Pound Today!! (224444444444444444. SANCHEZ FISH MAKRET Foot of VIRGINIA STREET at Bayview Park eLight Hand Fishing TACKLE eMullet, Shiners and Crawfish BAIT Also A Complete Line of FRESH FISH °Yellowtails eJewfish Snappers eGroupers vVvvvvvwwvvvwvvTre “Poinciana 1 Bldg. $15.00 Cold Waves. . . $10.00 $10.00 Cream Oil Waves Shampoo and Sets, from 8.50 1.25 All Work Guaranteed SOUVENIRS Will Be Given Each Patron Visiting Our Salon of Beauty During the First Two Weeks. Sincerely, Ruth A. Higgs Janice Saunders Lucile Garcia Receptionist Proprietor Lois Kail Mrg. and Op. Sr. Op, (ASK INFORMATION FOR OUR PHONE NUMBER) College Journalism Jeremiah W. Ashe, native aa! Key West and copy editor of the Sehenectady (N. Y.) Union-Star,! will teach journalism at Siena dee tere ey nos vontensand College, Loudonville, N. Y. He Friday. Local showers along the will also continue his position on \ Keys, mostly this afternoon or the Union-Star. tonight. Not much change in Ashe is the son of Mr. and Mrs , temperature. Gentle to moderate |, peene Ashe, former residents: jeasterly winds, Re tee Tenn 1) AISA O oa; Partly cloudy this aft bany, N. Y. Both of the editor’s | parents are well-known in this ¢™oon, tonight and Friday with city. Mr. Ashe was the founder ; Widely scattered pone Key ee Chamber of , along the southeast coast. Little merce an is wife, the for- | , change in temperature. ae a ae a last win-| Sacksonville through the Flor- es jida Straits and East Gulf of Mex- fico: Gentle to moderate easterly (JAY CEES OPPOSE ( winds and partly cloudy weather eae ee Page One) | this afternoon, tonight and Fri- ee y Capp, her spon-!day. Widely scattered light ‘ \showers over extreme south por- Harold Laubscher presented a tion. ! novel idea to the club, one in| Jacksonville to Apalachicola:| | No small craft or storm warnings FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly keeping with the policy that vis- ‘tors should be made to feel we’ | come to Key West. He and a group of other Jayce oday will meet the incoming buses bring- | ing the members of the Wo- Meetine Tonight men’s Benefit Association who | The VFW xiliary will meet are holding a convention in Mi-, tonight at 8 o’clock at the VFW ami and will present each visit-; club house on Flagler avenue. or with an air plant that will, Frances Millican, department have attached to it a card read-} jpresident of the Ladies quantal ing as follows: jwill be present on her first of- Welcome to ‘Key West!!! ficial visit. All members are =e lam a Magic Air Plant. | quested io attend. Take me with you when you go;|~ Pin me to your kitchen curtain, And watch me as I grow. VFW iene When I begin to blossom, {n a month at the best, Remember where I came from, The Island of Key West. * HURRY BACK!!! | George Faraldo, chairman of | the Aviation Committee, was asked to secure all pertinent | data on the CAB franchise that | Prepare delicious, National Airlines is trying to ob- | tasty desserts tain. 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