The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 4, 1946, Page 4

ee new nee Se eed ee ee ee ; PAGE FOUR © Raiders, Cokes, Catholic I, e e ’ Girls Win The Carbonell opened defense of their city bas- ketball championship last night by swamping the Radio Station five, 41 to 16 at the high school} gymnasium. In another official Class A opener, the Cocd Cola Earthquakes took a 20-19 deci- sion from Key West Transit Co. In a city girl’s league game the Catholic Youth Council trounced High School No. 2, 34 to 13. Haskins led the Raiders with 16 points while Ward’s six points paced the Radiomen. The Transit outfit took a 12-10 lead at half time and still led, 16-15, going into the final period. Lewin sank two free throws and B. Shoneck one in the final quarter for the Earthquakes while Barber scored from the floor and Sellers a foul shot for Transit to make it nip and tuck until P. Herrick of the Cokes shot a two-pointer which prov- ed to be the winning margin. In the feminine event Haskins of Catholic Youth Council was high scorer with 18 points while Saunders of the same team scor- ed 13, Pap‘s’ nine points set the pace for the school girls. Score by quarters: TP High School 2 0 4 4 5—13 C.Y.C, 10 7 4 13—34 Referee: C. Valdez: umpire: K. Sweeting ;timekeeper: “Red” Fal- jon. Box score: Coca-Cola-Earthquakes Player-Position— FG FT J. Costar, f W. Herrick, f B. Schoneck, c Lewin, g W. Schoneck, g R. Schoneck, g P. Herrick, g al Rerronoce SS) Totals— K. W. Transit Co. Player-Position— FG FT TP R. Barber, f 2 0 E. Sweeting, f 0 0 C. Herring, c 0 0 G. Barber, g 4 1 § Lou Smith, g 1 0 2 Soloomn, f 1 1 Q Ker, ¢ .—. ae: 0 0 Seiprs, ft). 0 1 1 Total— 8 3 19 Fouls: B. Schoneck 2, Lewin 4, W. Schoneck 3, R. Schoneck 2, P. Herrick 1, Sweeting 3, G. Bar- ber 2, L. Smith 3, Solomon 2, Sellers 2; free throws missed: Costar 4, B. Schoneck 3, Lewin 2, W. Schoneck 1, Solomon 2, Sellers 1, Herring 1; umpire: F. Lastres; referee: Par- ya; timer: “Red” Fallom. Score by quarters; TP Red Raiders 12 614 9—41 Radio 5 2 5 4—16 Referee: EF. Lastres; umpir Parra; tim Red” Fallom; scor- er: Aguila BASKETBALL High School Gym TONIGHT— 7:15—High School Girls, No. 1 vs. Lions Girls. USS Wilkia vs. Oster- houdt Wolves | 9:15—Army Defenders vs. Ro- mero’s Electric Service. 8:15 Red Raiders k——____—_. ~ will provide admission to all six __iseason tickets and will be able | * San Carlos Honor Roll Announced | R. Barber 2,| ’) Baker, jer, George Cage Contests PO BASKETBALL CLINIC ___. \TIME AND PLACE |}CHANGE ANNOUNCED The basketball clinic and movie which were to have been held at the USO tonight at 8 o'clock has been re- scheduled for 5:30 o'clock to- | Morrow afternoon at the High School gymnasium, Lack of sufficient space at the USO caused the change, Director of: Athletics N. H. Pepper said. The clinic sched- uled for Thursday night at the USO will be combined, instead, with the afternoon session at the gym. ST TUTTTTTITLLMUT LIT L sa cecal aaa atic nso alaans aia High School Needs Response To Sale Of Season Tickets | The Key West High School Director, of Athletics, N. H. Pep- per, appealed today for strong- er community support if the school is to be well represent. ed in inter-scholastic sports. “If the people of Key West want an athletic program”, Pep- ; per said, “they should cooperate | by buying season tickets to their high — school basketball and baseball game: He explained that every fan will realize a sav- to work. ing by buying the season ad- mission instead of paying for Apply: The sale of season tickets has 5 not come up to expectations, | AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Pepper added, although they } home basketball games schedul- ed thus far are good for the en- tire baseball season. The baseball games will be | played at night under are lights | at the Municipal stadium, Pep- per said. The school had. expected to meet expen: of transportation and uniforms from the sale of to do so if the purchases in-| crease. The tickets are being sold at numerous stores through- out the city. The San Carlos Institute Honor Roll for the last six weeks’ pe- riod follows: Adult Department (special | panish instruction*—Ann Cooke, CLASSIFIED ADS Information for the Advertisers RATES FOR REGULAR and BLACKFACE TYPE Advertisements Pg this heed will be tnserted in The Citisen at the rate of 2c a word for each inser- mm, bat Fa pe — tor The ate ft bi ‘type a a8 rate for “fiseneace. a word and the minimum eharge for hey 15 words is 45e. HELP WANTED TEARS neds enti Se TO GIRLS WHO “BELONG” If you’d like to work with ether responsibility that’s vital business and social life of your community ... and pays accord- ingly: THERE'S OPPORTUNITY At The Telephone Company The greatest telephone expansion | in history requires additional alert rls at the switchboards and pre- unusual opportunities for advancement. | Pay raises scheduled at regular intervals, Also va- cation with pay. The work is fascinating, and you'll find the Telephone Com- pany a mighty good place ambitious girls in a position of! a the} dec2-tf| perchance) Payment for classified advertine- ments in tavartably im advance, bat counts aod have thet advertise ments charged. PUBLICATION DEADLINE the day ef publication. FOR SALE WORRIED about Christmas gifts? Let us do, your worrying for | you. See our beautiful and! useful items at Shirl’s Linen | Shop, 512 Fleming, Phone 118. dec2-tf We have the finest: selection of imported, hand-made, pure lin- en handkerchiefs. Also imported | lace table cloths, bedspreads, dresser sets, luncheon sets, ‘p’ lows, towel sets, blankets, uni- forms, ete. Shirl’s Linen Shop, 512 Fleming, next to Pepper’s. dec2-tf We have “Ekco” pressure cookers. | Ideal Xmas presents. William Curry’s Sons Co. dec2-3t ‘Man's bicycle, good balloon tire, good paint, $16.50. 1900 Staples. Ave. dec2-6tx New automobile batteries, sizes. Evans, 506 Southard St. dec2-tf Come in and see our stock of yard goods. Beautiful patterns for drapes, slip covers, bedspreads, curtains, ete. Shirl’s Linen Shop, 512 Pleming, next to! Pepper's. dec2-tf | Single pieces heavy aluminum ware pots, skillets, sauce-pans | with and without covers. Wil- liam Curry’s Sons Co. dec2-3t Clerk. Apply Monroe Market. GOOD JOBS FOR FORMER Guard veterans who held any of some 400 occupational spe- cialties for 6 months or may now enlist in the new Reg- ing upon the ‘length of your pr service, New high Army pay and the opportunities for Elizabeth Raines, Frances Sani Mrs. Robert V. Calverly, J. Fi erick Robbin, Lottie L. Green, Mary S. Richardson, Heleah Por- | ter and Gustavo Perez. | Children’s Department (eleme tary Spanish and English)—Alicia Pons, Joseph Balbontin, Charles Gloria Disgdiertt, Julio | Balbontin, Mario Disgdiertt, He lio Baker and Margarita Pons. | Perfect Attendance—Helio Bak- | Disgdiertt, Celido | Pons, Eloisa Chavez, Mario Disg- | diertt, Alicia Pons and Cecilia Fernandez. Officials W atch As Scutfle sane While the acting commandan of the Naval Base, Capt. A Wr, McFadden, USN, and other high naval officials looked on, a nav- al court lieutenant and a sail- or were t it up for trial be- fore the Muncipal Court yester- day afternoon Lt. Theodore Sterniuk, USNR had been ged in the city jail! on a charge of interfering with a police of in performance of his duties. The sai ROW: Kaster, USN, ARMIc, was charg. ed with using profane langu age when he c ne to the police station < demanded to see a girl v ha een locked up for a clinical test Sterniuk, senior Navy shore pa trol office had entered ture afte Kaster’s arrest and protested to police about the way he claimed s men were being treatea Policemen Hector Castro said that when r began swear- ing he merely ejected the sailor fre he police station but when he resisted a genet fle resulted niuk licemen tte city Ster ked Kaste es denied it The Spanish instructor is M 3enildes Remond and the Eng instructor is Mrs. Frances C. and: -oMUUUULLUUAUOUCTEUEAUGAAAAAAEA OEE EL REET, MEETING TTT TIT Oc OUT UUCT ca UDC'’s Meeting Tomorrow The United Daughters of the | Confederacy will hold a meeting at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Stephen W. Duval Street Douglass, 322 | VFW Meets Tonight A regular meeting of the Vet- ns of Foreign Wars will be d at 8 o'clock tonight at the VFW Hail | | Crowleys Announce Birth Mr Mrs. Clarence (Biff) »wiey, 1100 Margaret Street nounce the birth of a seven- ind-one-half pound daughter at 12:30 a.m. today at the Naval Hos- pital Chief t the Leroy eport carried on depar ent file of an involy a Packard ord last Friday i attributing ownership Packard to him. Prior to he said, he had kard to Francis ck Island, at the orres said accident car and a is in who time vancement make an Army Cta- reer more attractive now than ever before. Stop in and find dec2- Stix] ARMY, NAVY, MARINE AND COAST GUARD SPECIALISTS } Job Mos. Grades Cook 060 5,4 Pharmacist 149 4,3 Photographer 152 «5,4 Translator 267 5, 4,3 Operations, NCO 814 4,3 Liason Pilot 772 5,4,3 Postal Clerk 056 34 and many other skills. Qualified | Army, Navy, Marine or Coast ular Army at a grade depend- | vious occupational specialty | ad-| | {1946 Whizzer motor 37 Pontiac, 8 cylinders, business coupe. Can be seen at 44-A, NAS. nov30-5tx Furnished House. Not finished in- side. Four rooms and bath. 1504 Bertha street, phone 1178. nov29-6tx | se bike. 1945 Cushman scooter and side car. Both in good condition. 114:D Poinciana Place. nov29-5tx Lady's r bicycle, * tires, good paint. Staples Ave. good balloon $16.50. 1900 dec2-Btx more} Don't ask for a Cuban Sandwich. Ask for a Farola. You'll like | ‘em! They'll like you! dec4-6-9-11-13-16-18x 1936 Buick, sedan Special, new tires, good running order. sonable. 603 Southard Street. dec4-3tx out the special grade you will’ 40-gal. water tank with pump. receive under this new War Apply 415 Margaret St. Department regulation. Apply} * dec4-2tx at the U. S. Army Recruiting | — Station, 302 Post Office Bldg.,; House, 706 Caroline Street. 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Phone 642-M or call at No. 1 | Havana Street. nov25-12tx |For guaranteed plumbing work and repairs, call John Curry, 512 Margaret street, phone 781, Give us a try on your next job. \ Free estimates. nov28-1mox EDUCATION clopaedia a Britannic and Britannica Jr. Represented by Miles J. Winters. For in- formati on or appointment, write P.O. Box 390, Key West, Fla. dec2-6tx WANTED TO BUY 4 refrigerate Good condition. Call 1166-M or apply Miniature Golf Course, Fleming and Eliza- hett ings “wanted on “Key proper- | Keys made, locks repair- | after 4:30 p.m. dec4-1tx We have 4 and 5 piece s of triple weight “Buc and “Reynolds” waterl cooking aluminum ware. Ideal Christ- mas presents for wife or mother William Curry’s Sons Co. dec2-3t 10-wheel truck. cash. Duval GMC Army 2% "42 model. $1,600.00 Economy Market, 7038 nov29-6tx Books for Paul Smith, corner Simonton dec2-25t Books for every age. every hobby. “Bookseller”, and Eaton Si all | Rea- | i} - ton THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ee Clifton Bailey Hired To Map Monroe County, Civil Engineer Clifton G.; Bailey was employed last night} by the county commissioners as | a draftsman to prepare maps of all Florida Keys. His yearly salary is $4,000. Several months before the commissioners prepared this year’s budget, it was pointed | out that new maps of the keys/ are much needed, and provision | for a draftsmen was made in ; the budget. Nominating Group ‘Taking Names For Red Cross Offices In preparation for its annual | meeting December 13, a nomin- lating committee has been ap-} |pointed to present a slate of can- | didates for major positions in the {Key West Chapter, American Red Cross, Allan L. Hampton, | chairman, announced today. | ! Hampton pointed out that Red | p Cross members, as well as non- members, will be weleome and | nominations from the ,floor will be: received. The meeting, which will take} place at 8 p.m., in the auditorium | jof the County Public Health Unit, | will elect a chairman, vice-ch man, secretary and treasur The nominating committee in- cludes Earl E. Hamilton, chair- | man; Fred J. Miller, C. Larry Gardner, Jack W. Sellers, Mé | Robert F. Spottswood and Dwight | Hunter. The committee will be glad to lreceive suggestions for candi- | dates either personally or by tel: jphone up until the time it de- cides its recommendations at a | meeting at 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 6, | in the chapter headquarters, Ham- \ilton said. In addition to the election, the program will include awarding; of certificates for volunteer serv- ice and for completion of the} | home nursing course conducted in| | the high school under the aus- pices of the Key West SSIS) | American Red Cross. Chairman of the eight commit- tees in charge of the various ac- tivities of the chapter also will boresnit reports. | Harry Del Pino Died Here: Yesterday At Age Of 53! Harry Del Pino, 53, passed away yesterday at his residence, 313 -Division Street, after a Short | illness. | Funeral: services will be held/ ‘tomorrow afternoon at 5 p.m. in the chapel of the Lopez Fun- Home. Rev. James H. Mac- onnell of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will officiate and burial will be in the family! dot, -City | Cemetery wife: Mrs. Lillian Del Pino; two sons, George Del Pino of Key st and Rafael Del Pino of Tam- Mrs. Theodosia pa; a daughter, Seattl Wash three s, Joseph, Elmo and Hen- ry Del Pino; a sister, Mrs. Della Sorensen of Miami and six grand- children. WANTED TO RENT 2- or 3-bedroom apartment or house, unfurnished. Reply Roy's Key West Auto Parts, 121 Du- , Phone 442. decé x ROOMS FOR RENT Rooms by day o1 415 Margaret St. 25-ft. Boat, 7-t. beam, 35 factory reconverted Plymouth motor. A-1 condition. 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CALL 1042 for Estimates | Capt. Ellingson, Son Of 11220 NEWTON STREET | WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1946 Mrs. R. C. Sawyer Declared Improved After Operation Mrs. Ross C. Sawyer, who has undergone two surgical op- erations in the Jackson Memori- al Hospital in Miami, was report- ed today to be improving. She was rushed from Key West November 11 for an emer- gency operation, which resulted sucessfully, and yesterday she underwent another operation, | which was reported to have been | successful also. City Manager, Visiting Parents In Key West One of the spectators at last! night’s city commission meeting | was Army Captain Eugene O. Ellingson, son of City Manager| j and Mrs. O, J. S. Ellingson. Cap- | tain Ellingson, a medical corps} surgeon, and graduate of ¢ University of Texas, is a veteran | of 26 months’ service, including the last six months of the wat! in France and Germany. He is expecting to return * his station at Fort Bragg, N. 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