The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 15, 1947, Page 6

a , the’ city’and county commissions _ [{to discuss thé. proposed ‘use of the ‘waterfront property the War De-. partment: has: declared surplus. "Telephones were not working and {thesquestion ‘of ‘notifying the va- pir» 8 nia of a meeting day-came'up : “Put a white flag on top of the, sie th incl codesbiniesa we'll “know the | [A : “ Juncheon. date is set,” suggested ‘ts, Cost City... Commissioner, Albert . B. Brought In | ear wteawtants habit of ports i” ey siesee spond the ship} ; : they. smell: the fine aromas Pian ebtive thd toe of ;the. evening’s ‘cooking ture! from the galley of the vessel.; Ses eee. Bveryons ated ‘of: Havana ‘against :logal«-civilian 870und. No one said anything. . runs ‘in 294: service .teams but, expenses Einally a ees Spee reed ; 3 totaled $483.50." » 27 ,dowai the deck with a big pan of each year from a city of eight Hips four “basketball: games sooiiensiiene Agi each took|miflion. That's about the “yielded $127.68. This sum -was QU. sr stoic dhl in @'for the rest of the country, the who broken down as follows ‘by Ath- visjtors..crowded. around the at- department feels. Thus, aver- woh = letic “Director °‘N.\: H.:;Pepper of Bar. ff tendant. “But he was compelled |aging it off, every man, woman over the place. Probably the. Key. West High School; the €yn! 16 leave the déck, for: his cookiesjand child in the United States| frequently a set or two of false. known of which. was,tised for the games: : ‘ah Nomen ‘oti leat « dolldr’ | lump sum te the $91.459 > - +r te 5 ore lost Navy All-Star game, $36,00; Red pag age sty Who didn't og of goods or mone a cps ee eee in, cash r game, -$43,00; Key West cookie, « one hundred forty mil-|during the summetime the 00; Boca Chica | « lions. boys are acustomecd to going bell cid; gee) + Spare a Dime? bareheaded.- And that’s peanuts compared) ‘Some; ‘pretty \funay. coinci- ito the unreported total of dimes|dences: blow. up from . int in oa ena single|time. A doctor appealed gloves left in cocktail lounges,| Garden's Lost.and Found: compacts thd lipstitks which slip}car keys, which he had. drapped: . tween the cushions of railroad’ during :\a‘ boxing ; match. know... that ..Gérald , 5¢ats. + had been: turned in. A , AR Vitetoationally passin Some ‘of ‘the’ things! Americans : later, ‘he appeared again— | wweengnized mig iis in Key| Jose are strange and wonderful. lost them a second time. And he 1 il_asked. “He's a-great ‘Skeletons and Eyes fis a member of the} “A cop patroling- a Staten Is- Re Mational heademyy the| stumbled: over what turned out day 'and. asked if his eyeglasses, ;and the. So-/ +5 be a human, female skeleton,| i @ case, had been: turned in vidoe th Ke hag re-|PFePared: for ‘medical’ sthool after the fights ithe; previous Fri- Ys you ! at he |has re- day night.: He said: the name, ‘of iY} study. A patron of ‘a Hotel bar [ay nig RENDIUAA opined many fine awards includ [icf enind him a seal Box con- hie optometrist wa on Uhe.eapd i i bases: 2 i 5 “e_' National Academy, the Shaw $1,-| taining a glass eye and Purple| The attendant said that ont yl he ‘sacrifice hit: Lacey se Ten BS (000 prizes and ‘the Salamagundi|Heart decoration. A spectator of received none so marked after com- by Griffen 10, by Miller 11; bases £9 aes rs lke lan ice hockey game went offi the Friday fights, but recalled ADELPHIA. $1,000 prize? ye prociaimed in’ on balls: off Griffen 9;:off Miller PHI “ —(AP).—The | “Yes, sir; he’s exhibited all over! leaving a cigar box containing such a case had been turned in to the crowd: time of ‘game: 1.24;..umpires: City.of Brotherly..Loye still likes + three fieshlaid eggs. ithat very morning—after the i Monday evening boxing events. ui the ‘world, including the Naval committed an infrac- -F. Villareal and J. Villareal. its. tennis. ‘ ” ; ee 1 Academy, London, and the Royal| Hotels find all manner of per Ther defective “locled sak and clutched his pocket. ot voy eaeeee Score: 210 020°3. ey ¥ z Peed Aas Pi eh aga Society, af Artists, also of Lon-| sonal belongings in the rooms of Lae 001 000 0—1 4-4 sored recently by. ‘the Philadel- don. ‘He’s a big man in his field.” | departed guests, from razors to ge Ye aadovaaek Ee . glasses,” he said. “I lost them Hancock and A. Acevedo; Rob- phia Inquirer attracted a total of Leake, hres nee shell Tie ‘on PACE year a Daeg Lada igh cial cos eg 3 “ tedo- S000 dae Baie a Leake wean home when we | that ‘it will not store any live. last nent and baceghs even know i ee 4 called. le wanted to see what fii it until this minute.” bare hits: Sterling, Valdes; sacri- Tickets ranged trom, 50 cents} Soi qstist looks like, He must (ot°Cll ques wivco “ounere frer| People drop all kinds of jewel- : ‘Baker; struck -out: for children to $1 to $3.75 for oth- | small turtles, whose owners fre- i Reta x by barks. 1 by late, ers. Bobby Riggs won the event,’ De something extraordinary, to quently leave them stranded.|"Y around the city—and a {avo- 1 : hear Marshall tell it. s ‘rite place to mislay them is in ‘cock 3; bases on balls: off. Rob- One vague patron once left her q 2; off Parks 3; left on bases: | dog tide to the handrail of one|Public washrooms. A Greek o1 i ! , Many. Key West organizations Paes ey countess lost a $100,000 diamond ‘Bob's Sports 4, Legion 8; losing ., The Answers have now seen “The Silent Serv- | et che PrinLclay), Seu Reee: oe re ae big ‘as a canary. egg— ; earned: runs: , bi ice” a” came back for it three days later. é Bob’é Sports. 1; time. Ry vical j agai bd se 2 es Nace eueitdeuics the nee, Patéons| of motion’ picture the:| which: hotel wigsaloges found in ofa Villareal © 1+ ined adienete to-the Security of the U.S. Submarines during | ters are great little article-drop- | @ ie pa an wes, fal ga dy vs AGU Council of. the United’ Nati ¥ the war with Japan. The picture |Pers too. Whenever there's a/10 Pouce and the he race t; Nat cs mene 4 i ili i film shown at Manhattan’s| Ting back. el i =) 3 March 10th, carries many, thrilling episodes of | WeePy film shown a et (Gt it ki the rg pe | ( es Bidault. ‘underwater warfare. and the| Radio City Music Hall, the daily enerally . speaking; yp oe ORTS paid: | ear ya ce" gé.* ‘sinking of Jap shipping, both! number of mislaid, tear-soaked popular items )to lose are gl ioe ssl * 6. Ameri teiephdnt * ‘and Merchant and Navy. handkerchiefs rises into the hun- ee v4 in ea Spey: most- 4 » Telegrpph,Co..-,5 os i Part of the picture we will long | dreds. During school holidays the! 'Y singly onre er lountain a AY IN. # * vor icons sets + are’ paying Temember shows the.crew of the | normal quota of hats, scarves and | and pencils; ere jasses and mole about seven per cent more than “Trigger”, one of the submarines | gloves increases sharply. Most But someone lost an urn filled Tast September's prices. that was in action against the|people lose things when they i g 7 te veld j.182- z BASEBALL STATISTICS Ploride-International lagtrerpery mera Beach, south » 8 John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Japs. They survived the action| change seats. ; pete tnembag i ae wiingion Churchill, pares, but not a dates sortie] The Lost and Found Depar' . 10."Java, Sumatra and Madiira. | Wi Japanese depth charges.|ment at Madison Square Garden Caroline Street; Craig: The Trigger went to the bottom.|can tell, just by looking «at the Beach 3. Dock, north end’ of Grinnell, CHINESE GIRL, 3 vanes yy eat articles lost. among the specta- Strand Theater ‘ from Page Oné! They were tors’ seats, what kind-of an event! was ooe : fine average young | ‘as ‘on the previous evening.| | THOMAS MITCHELL 'n Street. ing workouts oe Mian Tour- Hui was one of many children’ Americans—c! ists. (Florida - International sent into the interior for safety's| dient to the every paaeeancry |And the quantity goes up in di-| “Swiss Family Robinson | League) and ‘games every ‘®ake. | order of the officer at the peri- rect proportion to: the excite-| | Coming: Mkediagat kal occas | oo , Sunday at Munici- - In 1943, when she was 16, her, scope. ment of the event. F NE TRITION S, DULG 640 ST AnTeW § family sent her to India. She flew! It made us fecl A When there’s a huge pile of ‘ } pal Stadium, Duck Avenue ly is feel badly. | Enis geass cralaved wk CREAM His Ball and 14th Street.. No admis- out over the hump in a Chinese x wk * i es igs eigen sion charge to workouts, National Air Force C 47, went to! Attorney John G. Sawyer fears and mittens, it’s certainly either Mo oe Th ter - 3@o Course, Calcutta and later entered: the he is getting hard of hearing. He {the circus or the rodeo. A bask- mr ea American Methodist Mission borrowed a ‘hearing device and | ¢tball, hockey or boxing event} BONITA GRANVILLE ‘n | Time”-..Eck {Paid Sm Di. School at Mussoorie, That finish- tried it out in Criminal Court the always produces an over-abund-, “The Truth About Murder” St vinion Bi (day and night, ed, shé came to the United States other day. lance of lost eyeglasses, keys.| Coming: “Fangs of the Wild” ties), {and entred Barnard in March, 19.! “I can now hear Judge Caro rubbers, male. hats—and not in- i Jhool 29d he -talks rather low,” Saw-|—— - courts, 45, , By 8 to obmpl ta nr yer said. “I can’t understand my | which is probably older, to his aumeey (¢: |) R} a 7 arty or Served at our Fountain Also Cones end Contemers to Tabe Out ‘a Pine | Pint end Quart We Have in Beck. piper Tow FIL 4 WOrK trouble. Seems to have been tion, a . collec ‘ Fir ely ay eippaliand cone coming on me for three or four; “These two instruments came Virl Deal MILLE wealoriadh uichemigary, Moms fll swear T've washed | from) William Waite, a native Key Zg er ma, * my ears many, many times since Wester and a grand uncle of my | MONROE MOTORS, INC. By with the hope of doing industrial | was a child.” wife.” Comdr. Vinock said. “The} i201 wurre st. PHONE 35 pice 2 ss shaipiet} work in China after her, Bapuver said a hearing device sextant was used by Waite’s fa- Has the Amazing New Park. a * jof the type he was using costs ther on the schooner, “Pioneer”, CHILDREN'S PLAYGROUND SSUES about $200. !which once sailed between PLASTICROME STATION Dr. Edgar S, Furniss, dean of ; ~« kw kk. Charleston and Key West. ePontwar Wonder Cleaner and lOMS—Bayview the Yale University Graduate: . Comdr. Eli Vinock, USN, op- | “The chronometer has not| ePlastic Preservative for Chrwme : 6 : iSchool}, born ‘at Hunter, N. D;, 57, erations officer. at Key West been running for 40 years or more. 2 WAY PROTECTION kitae” "n- ‘ 4 istead M. Dobie ‘of years ago? ; f=! re eee is a chlleawe of |When I wound it up the other Go poiete for 4 :: { iments, preferi re- day it started ticki ind ran as i = ‘i HS. 4th Circuit Court, Char-}. Marian Jordan, “Molly” of Fib-| lating to the sea. He now bes ‘smoothly as when it was. first| ;\"< FO 4 DhMoxstuatios ==PHA RMAC Yam 1114 SON START "Pe 477 VIDA hdd d 4 A Ged vee born, in Norfolk, bey McGee and Molly, radio fame,| added a chronometer that was {made. It is as accurate as a mod- ee years ago. born in Peoria; Tll., 49 years ago. made--in - 1879 and a sextant. ern timepiece.”