The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 30, 1947, Page 5

@ ESE HE ul Hes. = ae z i BERd- wwES ESTE ee bE 443 ease j team. born in St. Louis Peas d : opponent in the workouts. Bud says Doris has “cured | Doris wilt leave for Forest Hills at the close of: the semester to by 9 by i} A} it ORD WT we Abn ewan i] i I may have to sprout wings to get over there,” she says, “but T'm going. First competition in England will be ‘in tourney, be- tginnig June 15 then the Wim. ledon, it i ith, Jack ‘Villareal center for the each ‘had we ‘one in two tries : |teo-lead the winners.” ~ In the field, Baker, Albury, Mc. Arnold the best bury and Domenech for the win- ners. o In ‘the last play of the game, with Sterling on first with the| wnes|tying run, after he had walked, Kerr slashed a drive to deep right which James Ogden caught on the edge of the sidewalk and then threw perfectly to first for a double play. Score by innings: R. HE. Bob's 103.000 1-5 11 4 Legion 002-211 x6 6 3 Roberts and E. Albury; Han- cock and C, Albury. Home runs: Baker, Villareal, T. Valdez; two-base hit: Baker; bas- @n balls: off Roberts 3, off Han- (4-2) ve. Pieretti (1-1 League Bg at Boston, two games (1-0) and Lombardi (4-4) va. Spahn (7-0) and Barrett }es by Hancock 4; time of game: 1.05; u. “Jeontractors you hear, folks. cock 1; struek out: by Roberts 2,| - : at New York, two (6-2¥'or J h Villgreal and J. Mira. en Schanz (0-0) vs. Ken- (2-2) and Koslo (3-2). vs, Roe (1-2) and Higbe ti at St. Louis, two (1.2) vs. Brazle (2-2) Ae UREN AP CLASS A Club— 1 Bob's Sports Shop 615 Vets of Foreign Wars 600 American Legion _... AlT USS. Gilmore 364 CLASS B | Amsterdam, and end her Eutope- {Pool ‘bea apearance: by competing in the French champictships in Paris, July 14. ae On returning to this country, ishe will rest for a while, then matches August 8 at Forest Hills. {Next wil come the Essex Invi- | tational, national doubles in Bos. jton, and finally, the: national nrg bleaaeg at Forest Hills. rt. Ap z * |year to win the singles crown,” ‘Skips Rope to Aid Footwork ‘she says. ough Roads. Fare . Get Razzberry' _ Is Worth Servie ‘RICHMOND, Va—(AP).—Bu-| CHICAGO.—(AP). — The one-| “t-r-r-rp! It’s the “razzberry” for cent imerease in- the old eight. lcemt twalley fare inspired a vari- :The ‘burp-buzz sound comes ety of reactions among Chicago- from a gadget known as a “roll- | ans—but none more significant er. straight edge” perfected by T.,than Irene Bennett's. W. Loftis, instrument maker for! She started, as usual, to.sprint the’ Virginia State Highway De-jfor a street car, but suddenly yartment. It is rolled) over ‘a ‘slowed to a walk. As she climbed uew. section of pavement and if leisurely aboard, she told there is a deviation in smooth-} conductor: ness of more than one-eighth of; «; 5 an inch in ten feet it rolls forth PR TB Kon Soh Ak Reda the ‘“‘razzberry” sound. { % Wanted: Privacy. If Jack ne ~ In Open Spaces| Cold He Might Jig MISSOULA, Mont——(AP).—Re- | . ponding to a call saying a man (Berggren, graduate - student’ at iy. “ill, drunk or dead” on the; the Hastings College conserva- bank of the Missoula river, po-|tory fo music, was scheduled for ice aroused an old man who | some piano solos during the col- - se sone aarti 4, [lege chapel period. When he: ar- ‘Nohting. the . matter. with irived early to practice he discov- me—I’m taking a sun bath.” yy 2 ‘ ered one of the piano keys was There's no law against com-j stuck. That couldn’t stop Jack bihing sunbathing and napping so When chapel time arrived Berg. the officers withdrew with apol-, gren calmly. presented a pro- gies. | gram—ot vocal solos. ‘TRAPPED UNDER AUTO FIVE DAYS: WILL LIVE _ RESCUES OWN SON LAKEVILLE, Ind. — Answer- the | HASTINGS, Neb.—(AP).—Jack |g In the first. place the Iraqui |Arab. has a chip on his shoulder about, Washington policy. Sec- ondly, he’s not too happy about the benefits baing derived from the one big interhational _ oil company already here. Also he has had long experi- ence with foreign domination and, although ‘he’s admittedly eager for, dollar credits, he is not propositions. Palestine a See Point President Truman's statement ‘on Jewish immigration to Pales- tine aroused the Arab’s ire. Iraq: ‘is the most outspoken, if not the strangest. champion of an inde- pendent Arab Pglestine, The projected loan to Turkey jalso stung. Many Ivaquis. have t forgotten their days in the ttoman empire. Strong leftist. elements constantly preach that aid to Turkey represents tooling up for war on Russia. Such a war, they say, would start right || in their own reopen. ing still-visible wounds: left, ‘by | Genhis Khian’s Mongelian ex- perts in destruction some 600 years ago. Sus Exploitation Most of Iraq’s oil is held under | ‘a %5-year concession by the Eng- lish-managed, flish-Dutch-French owned Petroleum company. Iraq re- ceives four gold shillings for every long ton delivered to, the | Iraq lion tons annually. Two . more 000 tons. j Dollar Credits Eyed But the Iraqui argues that in. proved fields, and he suspects that his take is “peanuts” com- pared {o dividends going abroad. He frets too over British con- trol of his railrogds, his mone- Anaerican-Eng- | 16-inch lines recently started |} should boost output to 12,000,- | ff creased, production will strip the | other hand, politicel “Independ- its” and left-wing journalists term the dollat mark “the new swastika.” * All -of these things; pipeline trom Saudi Arabia, and similar carriers from dgan and “T honestly think this is my|looking for bowl-of-porridge Kuwait. | JOB PRINTING efficient methods enable us to offer: you superior printing service:-et ftelz prices. Consider us when you place your next, print- ing order, Phone 51 and Our Repressutative Will Call Pet,jing a call for help, Mrs. James 636 |Peters plunged fully clothed into .455 | the chilly waters of Riddle’s Lake -455/to rescue a child who had fallen 417}in. She swam out and brought the child to‘the top, learning for the first time that he was her Club— Key West Merchants Jerry’s Half-Acre Adams Dairy —_ Naval Hospital of Street. eet Street; Craig tary system and foreign ead Wealthy merchants, always a political power in this part of the world, are impatient for credits abroad, especially dollar OAKLAND, Calif. — Rescued after being trapped beneath his | wrecked automobile for five days, surgeons believe that Er- ' nest K. Steele will live, although credits—which come hard in it may become: necessary to am-|Sterling-control areas. On the putate a portion of his right i Softball Games north end of Grinnell son,,Jimmy, 4. Towing her un- | 1, Bridal Register. recording the bride's allver, stemwese end china patterns and each item purebassd. assuring usebul, 2. Free gift display sorvice of a gilts ot the beide's heme os reception. conscious son back to the shore, his overturned car only 3. Engraved aaneuncomeats, invitetiens ond ecards. on) afternoon, at Munici- pal Stadium, Duck Avenue and 14th Street. feclities. BAYVIEW PARK NIGHT GAMES ‘TONIGHT— 7:30—Jerry’s Half-Acre vs. Key West Merchants. 9:15—V.F.W. vs. USS. Gilmore. Park on Di- (day and night| Your Horoseape FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1947—This South Beach and Bayview |is a day of importance, often giv- % * ing high position. There is indi- she began artificial respiration. | 159 feet from a busy highway By the time firemen and a doc-}anq was found by telephone tor arrived, the boy had been re- | jinemen who noticed something vived. Lucky Man ment and investigated. . A recruit passed a captain without saluting. The captain stopped him. a _, jlege administrative officer is to “Take a Inok at me,” he said. write letters of recommendation. “Do you attach any special sig-1Qnce one of these administrators Take It Or Leave It bright down the deep embank-)) One of the duties of a col- |, hand. The man Was trapped be- WAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street BASEBALL nificance. to ‘this unifqgrm?” was at a loss:to-kmew-.what to The new soldier looked him| write concerning a doubtful ap- and South Beach, With a good gift of expression,}°V°" then grinned. plicant. A retiyed faculty mem-| Tables at Bay-jand seeming broadness of apin- “Why, you lucky dog!” he ex-jber suggested that he write as Park. Park. cation of a mind fit to govern, — Bayviewland a wide knowledge of affairs. 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