The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 11, 1947, Page 3

Armas mene em oe T UESDAY NOVEMBER ii. (947 ti ty Humane Society. In Drive. For Expense Fund Here GRATEFUL CITIZEN CONTRIBUTES $50 IN APPRE- & m4 CIATION OF AGENT ROUNDING UP P UNCARED FOR .DOGS wf By BETTY GARNETT e ,. A grateful citizen = contri ontributed $58 to. the Humane Society. He would have made a *-— of the excellent work d one by neighborhood of wild, u » uncared -f whele area, Packs of the underfed animals ° : neighborhood — for J Ch b blocks around, and nights were, unior amber made hideous with their noise in_ residential districts, Sponsors Stunt gift of Miss Minnie Porter H . " . ar- ris, nine mangy, neglected dogs Cir cus Sunday were Caught. in the neighborhood | of the fish docks by Mr. Hen-| At Meacham Airport on Sun- not quite through, he says, be-: the Jayeees are sponsoring. the cause there is a litter of mangy { Veterans’ Professional Air Cir- female puppies that must be | CUS: The show prmises thrill and taken care of, too. |chills for everyone. asked the officers of the Hu- ‘seen in his world’s famous acro- mane society about traps. This | >atie airplane “The Bug”. Herb's community ‘has not had them! Plane, for instance, and few people here knew: With a clover leaf loop, for. in- “Traps suggest something that the runway, titen executes a dif- would maim an animal” said a/| ficult eight-point stow roll and cat lover the other day, but | eight-point loop before levelling when I saw both the cat and: Off into upside-down flight. were entirely humane and much | Utside loop as though it were the best and kindest way of col-|2" evetyday occurrence. He ‘has lecting the animals. They cum j beers flying since he was just a without discomfort.” made by man that has wings. Another fact that is little| His stunt ‘plane, “The Bug" known is that after setting | WaS Perfected at a cost of $25,- either a dog or. cat trap, the | 200. day to be sure that a trapped an- imal is confined no longer than| , (Know America) “a en : 1794—U. S.--Iroquis Indian r. and Mrs. Henning get} Treaty at Camandaigua, N. Y. : Calico Treaty). Iroquois pies than they can fill. ‘ ww could find homes for a great! forever receive six yards of cal- many, said Mrs. Hening yester-| ice each annually. day, yet people continue to take| 1826—William “Morgan of Ba- contribution in any case, but the ranged the With the new humane trap, a| ning, the humane agent. He’s|4ay, November 16 at 2:30 p. m., A great many questions are} Herb “Madman” Munt will be about them until recently, | Stance, roars upside down over dog traps I realized that they:! Herb does the nightmarish stay in these traps for hours | Kid and has flown everything agent makes at least two calls a seeonetinerhininine nae TODAY IN HISTORY many, many more calls for pup- | (The Wel Indians of New York State to puppies and kittens to vacant ! tavia, N. Y., kidnapped Aa lots and out on the keys and : bs pi ~ , threatening rev - leave them to survive, if possi- acne ite era ied aes ble without food or water, or to} suai, Incident gave birth to a die, which they: mostly do, a| ‘ , B. E. Felton’ of the A. & B. Fish Market, has generosity of his gift was because the humane agent in ridding his or dogs that were a menace to the starts off! THE KEY WHST CITIZEN | CAT AND DOG. TRAPS — { H. S. Football | At Bayview On Saturday, 1th ; Next touch football game to be | ‘played by the Key West High | -School teams will he between | |the Junior and the Senior stu-} ‘dents at 8 p. m., November 15 in. ‘Bayview Park, it was anounced . today. ! The Juniors have continued to | practice under the guidance of | ‘Louis Pinedo, while the agence have been dreaming up new | i / } \ | I ' | i { ! plays by.‘Fred_ Bryant. ’ . i The staff of the High School ‘ Athletic -Asseciation wishes, 10 thank all those who .contributed to its fund at its first touch 7 , ball game. They decided to play ‘the second game, so generous , Was the response of the first. | | On November 15 the band un-} . der Bandmaster. Dillon will pa- ‘rade and play for the game, while the cheerleaders are put: | .4 ' ting out: the cheers. AUUNAUERENDECUDGAOCAUONLONGOLOUEONAESRRODULCHALOMOPOLAATROERRED. ~ SPORTS and | RECREATION | | LAL UHULLUTO i SWIMMING—South Beach, south } end ‘of Duval Street. - DEEPSEA FISHING—Gulf’ Dock, ! | west Caroline Street; Craig | Dock, north end of Grinnell i Street. : slow cruel death. Your Humane Society exists to serve the public and adminis- ter to dumb ‘preatures. Don’t hesitate to call the shelter at any time the Hubane Agent is need- ed. The address is 240C Poinci- ana Place and the phone num- ber 1050-J. Playérs To Give Three One-Act Plays Locally The directors of the Key West Players anonunced last night through the president, Mrs. George Mills White, that ihe next production of the organiza- tion will be an evening of three one-act plays. The tentative date set for this presentation is mid-December. Two of the plays have already ben chosen. One is “The Fisher- man”, a phantasy by Paul \} tion new short-lived ‘national politi- | paSEBALL—Games, usually on cal party. 1839—Virginia Military Insti- | tute, Lexington, founded. Sunday afternoon, at Munici- . t. 1847—(100 years ago) Captain FO as erin Golf Course, William B. Shubrick, U. S. N.,/ Stock Island. ° : heading an American, squadron, ' ‘ENNIS—Bayview Park on -Di- }lands 600 men and takes Maza- | vision Street. (day and night tian, Mexico in war _ between ; facilities). United’ States. and Mexico. | 3ASKETBALL—Outdoor .. courts 188% Wakhington admitted | at South Beach and Bayview to Statehood—42nd State. \ Park. 1911—The Carnegie Corpora-' ™ANDBALL—Bayview Park: established by Andrew ‘ SHUFFLEBOARD — Bayview | Carnegie with a gift of $25 mil- Park and South Beach. { lion. ‘PICNICKING—Tables at Bay- 1918--Germans sign armistice view Park. at 5 a. m, to take effect at 11 CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND —| Bayview Park. Unknown SOMFORT STATIONS—Bayview Park, acm. 1921— America’s Soldier buried in Arlington Na- | tional Cemetery. i 1940 — Germans - Italians LAUGH AWHILE! Our Drawback launch big-scale air attack on London, at stroke of historic 11 pal Stadium, Duck Avenue | | 1 | | | i | * THERE is no possible harm f-nor even discomfort to a cat or dog caught in these hu- i mane. traps devised and man- ufactured by the National ‘Live Trap Company. They are endorsed by the National Humane ' Society as being the most humane method of dealing with animals . that must be removed to the Shelter. How They. Stand BASEBALL Key West's Senior Baseball League (Wickers Field) Club— W. L. Pct. Red Raiders’... 5 3 .603 xNaval Air Station... 4 3.571 xBoea Chica Flyers _. 2 5 .300 xTie game. . BASEBALL GAMES SCHEDULED WICKERS FIELD (Municipal Stadium) . Afternoon Games - SUNDAY— ; ; 1:30—Red Raiders.vs. Naval Air Base. _ . 3:45—Red Raiders’ vs. * Chica Flyers. - - Boca A good-sized soap machine is capeble of stamping out 100,000 cakes a day. The 4 All Types PAGE THREE t ‘Boosters’ Club- | Met Last Night. | In Gymnasium Boosters’ _Club, organized to ‘create .more interest in athletics | in Key West, held its first meet: | ing last night in the high school 'gym with representatives of the ‘yen the Junior ;Commerce and the American ; Legion. Parents of students also | attended the meeting. Principal. Horace O’Bryant ex- plained the purpose of forming the club. The object is to organ- ize a well-rounded athletic pro- | gram for youth in Key West. It was decided to send invita- tions to other civie bodies ta have representatives present at a meeting to be held in the Gym on November 25. . Present last night were A. L. Sawyer, C. Brown, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Fauluner. Oetavio Recio, J. R. Fleitas, A. Y. Park, W. F. Ed. _ wards, Horacio: Castillo, William ;V. Albury and C. J. Raines. \ | 2444444444444444464 ONT BE SHFUL? ! DONT BE BA AT ALL TIMES—LARGE or SMALL! Out of Gas? Tires Go Flat? po Car’ Needs Grease, Spray or Battery Charged? . ‘ ' You Need Groceries or Meat? iPhone 1178 - Free Delivery _. 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UTHER VENETIAN | BE-UND SHUTTERED! a. m. 1942—Germans take over all “There’s no doubt but that Edi- | of France. ‘son was one of the greatest men 1944—American planes based Smith, who is well known local- ly, and the other is “George”, 4) Kyushu. clever drawing room comedy 1946—Wide wholesale _ price The third play will be chosen advanees on many articles and later this week. f 2 5b Yo ee ems announced on first busi- oe oe ge ness day after abandonment of ee pare) Were mide ‘| controls. and. further reagingp will), he | held, tomprrow,, night vat”. 8 a@clock “in the Barn Theatre. Faculty Party | Held On Beach’ The Jr.-Sr. High School fac- ulty party on Friday night had a large attendance. The parents were hosts at the Sun and Sand Club at a beach party. Wieners were roasted around a large fire on the beach. } Mrs. Joe Boza was in charge of the games. Prizes were given the teachers. a ecccncecaneaelinnn TODAY’S ANNIVERSARIES (Know America) 1811—Ben McCullough, noted Texas ranger captain, Confede- rate general, born in Tennessee. Died in battle, March 7, 1862. 1836—Thomas Bailey Aldrich, famed Boston poet, author, ed- itor and man of letters, born at Portsmouth, N. H. Died March 19, 1907. ; {g46—Anna Katherine (Rohlfs), popular mystery story writer, born in Brooklyn, New York. Died April 1}, 1935. OUR sidera along , every Green Is 1864— George Crile, noted Cleveland surgeon and i medical scientist, born at Chili, Ohio.) Died Jan. 7, 1943. 1885—-George Ss. Patton, Jr., who led Americans to great vic- i th Africa, Sicily . no . oe Western ‘Front, Key West Transit Co. . Inc. wie Germans feared most J. W. Sellers, Manager * Phone 1057 Gy) Gabriel, California. San <> 21, 1945. 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