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

Sete TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1946 Is Booked By ST. PATRICK’s, SOUTH BROWARD, PAHOKEE, MIAMI TECH OPPON. ENTS; 5 HOME TILTS An eight - game bask. School has So uneunged "Ey the Islanders this season, Five of the contests will be played in Key West. On February 27 Conch N. H. Pepper's outfit will compete in the District Taurna- ment of the Plorida High School Athletic Associatign, After the openi game Homestead a week fram Fide tee Comehs will be idle util Jan- ry 10 unless a game is sched- tied im the meantime. During January, St. Patrick's of Miami Beseh, South Broward High and Pehokee will play here. On Feb- wy 7 Tech High of Miami will - the Key Westers here. Negotiations are under with 88 Peter and Paul Preis f game at Key West on January +) One or two of the other open Gates may be taken by Belle Giede High, whieh has expressed ‘® meeting the Pepper- mes with girl teams are be- sought by the Key West High femme outfit. Anyone knowing eehools interested in playing the Conehs, either varsity or girls’ teats, should contact Coach Pep- pes The 1946-47 schedule fol- lows: Dee, 6—Homestead, at Home. stead Dee. 13—Open. Dev 2. Jan. 10-—St. A on Patrick’s at Key Jan. 17—South B: Key West. eres jon, 24 m.. Pahokee at Key Jan. 31—~Open, Feb. 7—Technical High® of Miemi at Key West. Feb. 19-—Pahokee at Paho- hee Feb. 14—St. Patrick's at Mi- ami Beach. Feb. 21—Homestead at Key West Feb. 27—District Tournament @ the Florida High School Basketball Loop Starts At School | The Hig league played School basketball three exhibition gemeee last night in the High & reat gymnasiun The regular een will open next Monday, Dee 2. 1946, at 7 p. m Catholic Youth Center looked strom@ in beating the Wolverines, Me 6 Th Wolverines only @arted to practice last week and were handicapped in both height end weight compared with the CY High « for the winners Henry Gardner, with 18 peor { th losers, Warren Be thet ith 12 points. The Wildeats, who only had etieing since last week, been 5 heir weakness and lost Allen Insurance, 55 to * scorer for the winners s} Higgenbotham with 16 the losers, Hilburn with 10 points. 7 third a of the eve- thriller between the t ' the Raiders. The «test gix times., With iptay the game 30 seconds the Raiders, for the winners W High score 5 ihn Heave with 11 points: ' eeorer for the losers was Frank Castells, with 8 points. BASKETBALL High School Gym WNIGITE eae YM High School No. 2 t. Catholic Youth ‘ Girth pM-—Coca-Cola vs. Ra- +f M USS Wilkie vs. Key West Transit Co. WEDNESDAY— mr" ns Girls vs. High 1 Girls. Wolves V8. Electric Serv- vs. Lopes Competing In Orlando Open { Club pro Joe Monday for the Or- which starts Thurs- November 28, and ends Sat- November 30. The $10,- event, sponsored by has attract- Ww Gol Leger bef de Open gee golfing the mid Florida city, + the big names of golf. : sy tourney Will be v ‘and will be play- The three 2 hole a et a the chu, Osiando. rs a Druid Hille country } Key West High KEY WEST te : CHEERLEADERS “ee ORGANIZED wots eats fae Key West High School Ath- qui ifications for the assii mt. Colorful ee tars beep ordered for the cheer- leaders and practice is to be held every. Tuesday and Thursday afternoon after OOO OM OMe |*° West on February 24, 1937. s. ‘De Raiders, Pirates e Schedule Tilt For : wie: § Thanksgiving Day By NESTOR CASTANEDA Baseball fans of Key West will get a Thanksgiivng treat Thurs- day afternoon when they will be able to see the Pirates and the Red Raiders hook up in an exhi- bition game. This will be the fifth time that the two teams have met this sea- son with each team having won two games. It will be another “grudge game” for the Raiders will be fighting to avenge the humiliat- ing defeat handed them last Sun- day. The Pirates won the first game of the recent “grudge” con- tests between the two teams, 14 to 6. The Raiders. took the sec- ond and third games by the scores of 6 to 2 and 10 to 4, and the Pi- rates bounced back Sunday to slaughter the Raiders, 11-3. The fans will also be able to see two of Key West’s classiest pitchers hook up in a pitching duel. It will be “Bubber” Sweet- ing for the. Raiders and Gabe “Fireball” Lastres for the Pi+ jrates. Sweeting is the league’s leading pitcher with two Vic- tories and no defeats. Lastres has won one and lost none. { The Raiders will probably Shape up like this: DeWitt Rob- erts behind the plate, Sweeting on the mound, Sterling at first, j Cates at second, M. Hernandez at third and Carbonell covering {short, with Baker, Sawyer and }T. Alonzo in the outfield. For j the Pirates it will probably be O. j bonds. Rodriguez behind the bat, G. Las- tres in the box, Hernandez at | first, Santana on second, J. Al- bury at third, D. Lastres at short and Garcia, A. Alonzo and Ma- chin in the outfield. The game will get under way at 2:30 p.m. Cappers Win, 9-8, Over Vets In 12th The American Legion rallied in the eighth and ninth innings for four runs last night to send their series tilt with the Bottle Cap Inn into extra frames only to fall in the twelfth by a 9-to-8 count. The Caps now have a 2-1 lead in the seven-game benefit series for “Radio” Carey, in- .|jured Bottler left fielder. Trailing on the short end of a 7-3 score, the Legion scored three times in the eighth on four singles off Hancock and then Gomez hit a homer in the ninth to knot the count. In the twelfth Cates walked, Roberts doubled and McCarthy singled to put the Bottlers ahead, 9-7, but the Legion bounced back to fill the {sacks when Valdez singled and errors by Baker and Hernandez nes two more on base. _ Valdez scored on an infield out and Gonzales hit a looper over first but the Bottler first sacker made a great catch to end the game. eee Score by innings: » Caps— Lai as 000 000 002—9 11 3 rican Legion— ee C05 000 031 001—8 14 3 | Hancock and Kerr; Vidal and oe runs: J. Villareal, Gome: two-base hits: Roberts, Santana; stolen bases: Roberts 2, Barber; ' Struck out: by Hancock 5, by Vi- del 2; bases on balls: off Han- § cock 1, off Vidal 13; double plays: ‘Santana to Valdez 2; time of ame: 2.10; umpires: Villareal, Varela and Malgrat; scorer: Agu- ilar. R. HE. oe Merciless “They took away my car. Then | they took my house. Then my job.” ar My “But you still have your wife.” “Yes, that’s the trouble.” THE KEY WEST CITIZEN™ Key West In NOV. 26, 1936 Chairman Carl Bervaldi of the county commission, County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer, County Attorney | T&e, Arthur Gomez and J. Lancelot Lester, representing the Crummer jg SESSRRSFRRRBR BEEP bond company, returned yester- day from Chicago, where they had made final arrangement for the refunding of the county’s HELP WANTED | FOR SMART GIRLS Who Can Handle A RESPONSIBLE _- POSITION i Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Connable arrived yesterday to pass the fall and winter season in Key West.; Today is Thanksgiving. It is being observed quietly in Key West. And Who Want Ke @A Permanent Career eGood Pay It was announced today at the ; : pe ace -eVacation With Pay Cuban consulate that a bust of Jose Marti will be unveiled in Here’s OPPORTUNITY The Thompson Fish Company | qy,. greatest telephone expansion announced toda ythat it is ar-|; : i cbt é res in histery requires many addi- rangipg for the beginning of the jtional ambitious girls at the mackerel fishing season in Key switchboards West and Key Vacas, where many i of the company’s boats are based, This is an essential public service and a position of responsibility Earl Yates arrived this morn-} "ang pays accordingly. ing to join Mrs. Yates and their |* daughters, Ann Marlene and June Ketchum Yates. Apply Mrs, McDermott, Chief Operator SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE Mrs. Robert F. Spottswood re-|"anp TELEGRAPH COMPANY ceived a telegram yesterday in- forming her of the death of Mrs. William M. Brown in New Castle, Pa.. Mrs.. Brown visited Key West on several occasions. She was the mother of Arthur M, Brown, who resided here several years. noy25-tf Experienced seamstress, Navy and civilian uniforms. Apply 41942 Duval St. nov22-6tx 1 Laundress to do small washing; and ironing at her home. Ap- ply 215 Whitehead. | Mrs. Robert Dopp, formerly Miss Norma Yates, left this morn- ing for Fort Lauderdale to join Mr. Dopp. nov26-2tx Today The Citizen says in an BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY editorial paragraph: desirous of contacting a reli-! able firm or individual to sell Clear-View outside Metal Vene- tian Blinds in local area. Write, wire or call. Modern Home Supply Co., Corpus Christi, Texas. nov25-3tx happens but what is printed.” BOOK-LOVE REWARDED CLINTON, Ill.—While doing re- pair work in a deserted house, Ritchie Roberts, a carpenter, found an old book and paused to Jeaf through the moldy volume. Out, fell a 71-year-old $10 Federal bank note. MISCELLANEOUS Electrical motors repaired, called tor and delivered. Call Britt at 585 or 1184. Romero’s Elec- trical Service, 2612 Harris Ave. nov1-tf LEGALS Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone | 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed. ete. novl-1mo} ister said fictitious name wi Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mon- roe County, Florida. Dated November 23th, 1946. KARL ©. THOMPSON, Plenty of Aluminum—have that) roof painted now. Furniture refinishing. Porch furniture. a specialty. We pick up and de-! liver. Also general painting| estimates call Key West Paint-| ing Co., 211 Simonton. Phone; od | Listings wanted on Key proper-| ties. Geo. J. Rawlings, Reg. | Broker, Islamorada, Fla. with the Clerk of the urt of Monroe County, Dated November. N. W. nov 26; 4 IN’ ARCUIT COURT @F THE | Can deliver for subdivision. The NTH JUDIC CIRCUIT best large sandy beach. “Ocean MONROE COUNTS 4 a" Front” to famous “Overseas RY Highway” and “Bay” acreage. Cane No. 10-972 = ROBERT LELAND PHILIPS, Plaintiff $20 a foot, It takes $100,000 cash. Excellent fishing and DIVORCE ORTHCUTT er, Phone 38818. Box 1733, Riverside, Miami, Fla. nov22-6tx nt. CATION ncutt Philips, © before the A 1y. 1946, othe cash. » Write C.P., c/o Citizen taken] Office. o pennnte 9 ipeensonngee ener neemnnnt i eet location: “News, Polonius, is not what] Marvelous{ opportunity. We “aTé_ 2 small cottages, $4,500.00, 44 | Single play victrola. | a business, see me, I have} and interior decorating. For| Cecil Carbonell, 700 Duval St. 290. nov21-9tx| Modern concrete block home. | | | | nov15-39t | Come in and see our stock of yard } - bathing. Roy McCluskey, Brok- ; Sell me your grocery store, sun-j| dry store or restaurant. All| nov25-2tx | eeaae POR SALE. y te se er a Ate eames Y one eeae 2- and 3-bedroom bungalo - furnished and untiunished: payable monthly. athe. & Johnson, Phone 372, -novi-tf WORRIED about Christmas gifts? Let us do your worrying for you. See our beautiful and useful items at Shirl’s Linen) found it the scene of much ac- Shop, 512 Fleming, Phone 118, novg-tf|™many nations are flying all over! Baby carriage (folding), cost $35, . PAG of A “Bundles For France” By MARIPOSA HAYES, Sameaeae “Since leaving Key West last, study, but July, I flew to Kingston, Jamaica, | making a % on a continued business for the| airplane French government. It was ai lect parts for E Ait wonderful trip, flying above the! ships. The French Canteen was clouds, then looking down on an! humming with arrivals . ocean of varied hues of blue. The | France and a bij Bann ay big thrill came when we neared | was given there. in honor of. the damaica’s Blue Mountains. They) fliers and seamen of the Isle de ean rival any in the Blue Ridge! France. I was thrilled to be a Mountain’ of Virginia or North | hostess at this outstanding affair. Carolina in beauty and mistiness. Night Clubs Packed Kingston, however, is a rather! wover were Wow Sek night dirty city, far too overcrowded. T'was glad to get my job done,! clubs and theatres more bril- liantly attended. Among the fa- and get back to the States. : rs ites Op arriving in New, York, 1} vant Pa pi ek were tivity and excitement. Flags at | eae “4 nents —_ the city and everywhere are! Showboat with its delightful suc- ‘ G tog} cession of popular song hits— signs reading “Welcome United | and the Red Mill, another suc- practically new. Will sell for; Nations.” It was wonderful to at’ j cessful review. La Martinique, $20. Apply 418 Bahama St. nov23-3t Burt, 515 Fleming, es garet St. nov20-6tx lace table eloths, bedspreads, dregser sets, luncheon sets, pil- nov19-tf HOMES pairs, only $5,500.00. Desirable | cash, Bal. 2 yrs. C.B.S. Con- struction. 5 room home, $9,- 500.00. Furnished. $6,000.00 cash balance $50.00 per mo, 5, room home. Furnished. $4,- 500.00. 5 room home. Beautifully fur nished. $6,500, all cash. C.B.S. Stucco Home, excellent location, a bargain for $8,000.00. $3,500.00 cash, Bal. four yrs. a Business Opportunities of all de-t what you are looking for. Florida Keys property, ocean and bay frontage. nov26-3tx | Make offer. Corner United and Packer St. See Stephen Avila. } nov25-3 nov23-3tx| Library (with its two great lows, towel sets, blankets, uni-| sailed into the harbor loaded | forms, ete. Shirl's Linen Shop,’ with important personages en|{ 512 Fleming, next to Pepper’s,Jroute to the conferences of | oo novi8-tf] the UN, and the Isle de France }” New automobile batteries, all! of French fliers among her no- pe sizes. Evans, 506 Southard St,! tables. | cancun Cookbook, airship De Glasse. They have 5 room home. Needs slight re-|come to the States, not only to) on Mathatian, unlespreT oUt scriptions; If you want to buy| Three bedroom, furnished or un- tend such events as the lavis! : te ” welcoming of New York at the| the Hawauian, Roam and the Vil- City Hall and witness the elab-|/#&¢ Barn appeared to lead in ¥ the night clubs, For Sale—-1941 Nash Ambassador | rate parade that stopped all) pit oct anprecint atti caets , st appreciated of all Six, $1,150.00. Apply J. W. downtown. traffic. It was a treat i (of course, I'm partial), the mod. to see the impressive Public | oct Bilt: popula’ /littiad Reach all; Testaurants— with their “Vin ‘guarding” statute lions), | Blane,” “Vin Rouge,” “Omelettes Baby Bassinet with mattress,|Sanded and white in honor of} 5.” - ss Apply Mrs. Fisher, 415 Mar-| the United Nations. Fines Herbes,” and “Crepe Su fi z { zettes.” It puzzled me how the New York City reminded me | continental visitors to New York remem | Somewhat Of London in those} y- We have the finest selection of| days of the last coronation, when j discovered them so readily, hid imported, hand-made, pure lin-; she had her beduty renewed and | en handkerchiefs. Also imported | a white-wash bath. den away as they are on unpre- tentious side streets! Here the proprietor always greets you in so jovial and cordial a manner, and one. feels the glow of pre- war days in Gay Paree. I was delighted to be served me of the favorite French ‘dishes which I have translated | into English in my “Hollywood so that ‘Americans might enjoy them, too! However, despite the glam- cur to be found in New York (there is not a reom to be had in Queen Elizabeth Arrived The majestic Queen Elizabeth | soon followed her with a unit These gallant lads were said to have been on the famous: jed Nations” have reserved it for ; you, 9 A _| But here is our opportunity, in a estat Key West, to be also in demand __{for not only have the Admiral 1 beautiful modern 6-foot show-jf the U.S. Nayy visited our case in blond finish, equipped ; City, but also the President of the with mirrors on slide doors and | United States. glass shelves with fittings; cost} (Editor’s Note): “Mlle Mimi’ $105.00 when new. Also 1} will be in Key West for a few scotch tape dispenser and 1 gum_ days to take care of the accumu paper dispenser. All slightly) lation of “Bundles for France.” used. Ail three for $70.00 cash. ; Coral Gift Shop, 605 Ashe, Ph. | Bennett Version 673-M. nov26-Itx | Once when James Gordon Ben- ‘nett, Jr. was guiding the desti- Mice paint, ‘water paint, enamel |niesiaf the New Yorke Herald, he turpentine. Lowe & Son, 8461 ;-cued a strict edict that, unde: nov26-3t) 6 circumstances should the name “Herald” appear expect in j italics. i One printer really showed his j unflinching obedience to the or- der when, during the holiday season, he set up a Christmas program announcement with the BOOKS for every age. Books | following item, with “Herald” in for every hobby. Paul Smith, | italics: Bookseller. Corner Simonton! “Hark — the and Eaton Sts. nov12-17t | SIng. FOR SALE ply 2 Pohaski St. Olivia St. furnished house. All modern improvements. Call 205-R, af- ter 6 p. m. nov21-6t FOR RENT Herald Angels 4 Store. 706 Duval Street. Phone Fast Track 897 or 704-W. nov25-6tx Native: “These are the quick —; sands.” goods. Beautiful patterns for: drapes, slip covers, bedspreads, | curtains, etc. Shirl’s Linen; Shop, 512 Fleming, next to| Pepper's. novl8-tf | | { Girl’s bicycle, 24 inch, good bal- | loon tires, good paint, $24.50. | 1900 Staples Ave. nov25-2tx , i Furniture—2 Betsy Ross beds, | complete; 2 finished chests of | drawers with mirrors; studio ; couch, easy chair, rocking} | chair; 4 end tables, floor lamp, | | 1 dinette suite. Good buy for therein will be a to be published West Citizen, a in she cite! glad to give estimates on your plumbing job and advise you on your plumbing problems. Phone 642-M or call at No. 1 ida a this 25th day » AD. 1946, ROSS C Cierinan the Gout Havana Street. nov25-12tx Monroe County, By: Kathleen Nottage. | | ———$——$—$_________—— TAP ALIER OEE Gient no Clerk. | Person who took Flamingo statute Soliciter for ft please return to 419 William | 10-17, 1946 | street. No questions asked. nov26-1t WANTED TO RENT | SRY. me | ‘ase No. 10-972 j Five-room unfurnished house. All { oO g 3LOCKSOM, Ir., p i HONSAEE. Plaintiff, i { year round. Notify Roy’s Key DIVORCE | ‘West Auto Parts Store, 121 Du-, N_BLOCKSOM, | vs WILMA F CONKI ndant. val, Phone 442. nov25-3tx ORDER OF PUBLICATION TO: Wi Conklin sor = SER yor h Massachuset joa pay cash for used car. Li Cmdr. Crutchfield, No. 16, Re: Beach. Call 1063-M. ty, New Jersey. E y required to ap- pear to the Bill of Complaint f Divorce in the above befor 27th ¢ nov25-5tx othe rein will be t be published} Must sell cafe at 800 Duval St. POR SALE This is to o a for four consecutive | WnSkcstin the Key West citizen, a} Doing good business. Apply on newspaper published in the City 0 premises. nOv26- Gtx Key West, F iS Me é ne and Pq this 25tn day | r .. 1946. Me Wa z wember, AD desawyer, | Lady's bicycle, good balloon tires, | Clerk of the Circuit Court,} good paint. $19.50. 1900 Sta- Monroe County, Florida. By: Kathleen Nottage, Deputy Clerk. (sd) Allan B. Cleare, Jr., $olicitor for Plaintiff. | NOV 28; GG S-. ples Ave. nov25-2tx 1933 Buick. $300.00. Phone 661-R. 7, 1946 2 nov2s-3ix , four consecutive! Merrill E. (Tuffy) Roberts will be} someone wishing to move to Poinciana. $150.00. 7-1 Poin- { ciana Pl., phone 1120-M. | nov26-3tx i | For Sale—1942 Hudson, 1A condi- | tion. Radio, heater, 5 new tires, motor overhauled. 1214} | Varela St. nov23-3tx | | Electric L. & H. range for sale. } Very reasonable. Worth inves-| | tigating. Apply 1304 Angela! | SSE. nov22-6tx ! | i | 8-piece living room suite, 1 new! | linoleum, 4-piece kitchen set, 1} innerspring box mattress, 1) Simmons mattress, drapes, 2) table lamps. 222-F Poinciana | Extension. nov23-4tx } | 12° aluminum boat and outboard | } motor, Unit 58, Rest Beach. | | nov25-4tx | ; Bargain for cash, nice house splendid location, 2 bedrooms, | dining room, kitchen, bath, two} | porches. All furnished, $5,250. | | Albert J. 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