The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 22, 1947, Page 6

sania aa ree ith His worst season, however, was |’ p: 1925, when that famous stomach- ache struck him on the way north from. spring training., He _col- lapsed in the railroad car on his arrival from New York and was carted off to the hospital with what doctors called “flu and in- digestion.” He didn’t play until June and less than two months later. Huggins, the mighty mite, slapped the big fellow down with a $5,000 fine and a suspension for “misconduct off the field.” The Babe raved, the public wondered and the reporters ran around in circles collecting state- ments, but in the end Col. Rup- pert upheld Huggins despite re Ruth’s threat that he’d quit base- | PA Va . sib ball if Huggins was retained as IG, who torteited,$10 bond ‘in’ Municipal Court yésterday on a charge of |munager. 1 : See garb Saturday. The. picture was taken last year when Mrs. That was the last big Ruthian ipeted in the je. Queen contest here. — — YOUR i & Hf) if { rr it E383 a5 E Wee H Indignant: at Being “Arrested (One. Ford | (Dealer | ‘for Indecent Exposure) As Kiddies Watch|"* i"ts’imuns'ies” ™; AUC VITAMINS pRERTE re cred PUSS COTS SCC EP AS SSS PLASTICROME |. auzicicn, plus liver sad ign. Shirley Bolling, ‘whg is pic-|'.), : ' i eth ae Slapped his face; both women’ > C Any Shins tuted ‘in ,an adjoining column, eon ane didn't, Frank Oliver, Navy Man, | orn SADTECTION SIT np | Estelle Farmer, came Weds Asbury Park Girl Complete f 8c; | i ct _ Mrs. Farmer's: bathing. suit was reddi RIO TOF -~| GARDNER'S PHARMACY Gitizen: office yesterday | 5); 2 At a quiet home wedding, Frank| ask FOR A DEMONSTRATION f , slightly longer, so was not con-| p,, : ‘ ; ened | 1114 Division St.. Cor. Vasela thats: Konvibtion inl Ka pearls Bernard Oliver of Detroit, Mich..! Duval Sales. Distributors Phone 177 Free Delivery ; ;Sidered indecent. and Miss ‘ Lorraine Catherine; 713 Duval Street Phone 9178 : ! Court of indecent ex-) Both Mrs. Farmer and Mrs.!O’Cornell of Asbury Park, N. J, ———____ and interfering with an-Bolling are somewhat shaken by| Were married here Saturday - ‘ i ir fi i night by Notary Peter Aguilar. ‘Bolling was charged. with ae tal oon, si ato The witnesses were Mr. and indecent exposure © and = Mrs,! Mrs, David Corners. The bride- prmeé with the other violation, SPORES sullece israduate and at- groom is a member of the U. S. forfeited the $10 bond put! ‘enced medical school for two) Navy personnel stationed her> , years at one of the foremost uni- | —_- ‘on Friday after their arrest by yersities in the country. She is Hector Castro. prominent in political: circles in| S d Th her home state and once ran for tran eater ; 1 i INGRID BERGMAN in “RAGE IN HEAVEN” “Kid from Brooklyn” fh I; i ta if r ltl fe Fi ot i Pai nate 4 zt =i ta} 8 pd Telephone Wages are Good U ugg fesiitaas t Wage rates for Southern Bell employees have been increased a char- "his 4 i Mrs. ing’s husband ints | ™ a aries as 7: “ made) left their''three children in their| 04+, 4h, ite! asda by 75 percent since January, 1941. Only last ycor and in was Recordi “'to thelr 'st6t,| Ger docter'e orders aad Ta Monroe Theater 1945, our'employees receiuad. suge, cote, jeceggare = they past 14 months has spent $3,000 FRANK MORGAN IN BR ej *|in Key: West. Mrs. Farmer esti-} “The Cockeyed Miracle” ider- , « Coming: “Bedlam” $26,000,000 annually. This is in addition to millions of lars in “merit raises given our empleyers.at regular intervals. i SADE Steve freneseete + aw we, the “ladies: say, refused thent: ‘any information Jaw and instead grab- ; ak who pulled; ! Since wages are the big issue in the strike, ficer reportedly | let's take a look at the pay operators and plant phone jeoks There ave mens athe £ “go home and put craftsmen are now getting in Key West. Most eens whekeupeh Mie, MOTHER’S of our people are in these groups. acdrantageo—ne hecdishoss a vows 10h pues | , “Why, t's . ay 4 — officer’ grabbed DAY The basic work period is a five-day, 40-hour paid ravations of ane. tre ut thro works. ' week. Non-supervisory employees are paid depending on the length af swvrive: y th the children were, f o overtime for time worked over 8 hours a day, tcady all. ‘ he ws. " feared = ysterical. Ethel, Mrs.: ’ premium time for Sunday and holiday work, y tw Fy ars apheibes, “i Laan gi araner s and higher than basic rates for evening and scorking conditions, sichures bome jeve, at piled car despite the i ‘ roves |Reart trouble with which she is nightiduty. Company expense, and poastums, att , fe the | afflicted, and tried to help her} What Does An Operator Make Jull coat paid by the Company. mother. Leonore Farmer, 4, and Offers Many Skippy Bolling, 5, were in tears. | crowd was gathering. and the | women wete struggling to, ‘Suitable Gifts back to their children. ’ bright gpotiin thei .c:; for,Mother the behavior of Of-| ¢ ii at) , Castro | lies’ , Castro wanted j patrol wagon for them quietly told him he ive the women to the i rtf A girl just out of high school, with-no _pre-, vious experience, starts as an operator: cit. basic rate of $25 per week, but if she wor! after 9 P. M., she gets $27, and if that work. © noth 8 Lay Aa end includes Sunday work, she gets $29.50. i rounsnatte. ay The beginning operator gets: three, peace | ‘ pay’ the first year as two: raises the second} } The ny rote They year. She -teceives apts F2)) eqees!* Aren't And Wants A Let Mave until she reaches a basic wage of $34 per 'w at the end of 8 years. yoihaah eta 8 Hr 32> t i Fil ey : As a Mother’s Day station in their car. remembrance, send If she shows aptitude and ability, she has their other demands are added. the total the poliee station the up- or give her a beau- many channels of advancement open to her— ages about $27 per week. continued. The women! tifully : more responsible jobs at higher pay. In our P Rpatiemnt thelr) hysterical i organization, hundreds of such promotions are Here's what the Union demends and, they say, they were | made every year. tcould cost—an annael increase of 807, not allowed to go to them. Finally | procured a lawyer, Atty. / * What Does An Installer-Repairman Make 000,000 in the cust of providing tte opr htehge 5) al A ter just out of school, with spe: seveice in the on il each. oungster just out of school, with no spe- y Bolling’s husband appear- cific ee a with Southern Bell as an states in which we operate, py 2 ed with her in court yesterday. installer-repairman at $27 for a basic 5-day than 6 tims our net income im testified “Mrs. Farmer C ndi week. In just two years, he is earning $38 a sould make our payrall alene aver %2.- — andies week, and periodic increases raise his weekly 000,000 more than alt the money ae _ or NUNNALLY'S ’ : rate of pay to $60 in 8 years. He gets overtime took in last year. Interms of the “Plantation PECAN ROLL as pay, of course, for work beyond the basic work teleph bill, it amannte to abumt week. And he has, many opportunities for Make Acceptable Gifts for Mother wines pusarry COSMETICS - “Prescriptions Called For and Delivered” GARDNER’S ==P HA RMAC Y==> promotion to jobs carrying greater responsi- per month for every one of our 1.731, bility, with higher pay. . hei 900 subscribers, “ tte ‘ Seateeyeeteret) yo Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc. a of the Chamber of Com-|be supplied. It is quite a stunt | “The Rexall Store” vaises bees spare to get the bees working around | 3 at his home e Somteery | new queen, Laubscher says, but ' 1114 DIVISION STi REET PHONE 177 He has just “robhed” one it has heen done. & Sap Gee