The Key West Citizen Newspaper, January 31, 1949, Page 6

é PAGE six THEY MET ON BUS—AND WED ON ONE THE KEY WEST CITIZEN The Weather | One-Minute § 4 i MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1949 : A iat SET a WAILS AND SCALES | FORECAST ' U LZ C VV; * Key West and Vicinity: Con- SPORTS Q I Ee /\ >) [4 a By JACK.. DELANEY tinued fair and mild weather.) 1 Name the welterweight box- E N _ \ Moderate _ southeasterly, winds ThE echunplontot 107 [ae ; j thru Tuesday. 2°: Name aha avec : WAILS: — party, except the statement that | . Florida: Cloudy over north por-| Name the light heavyweight | -Urho Toivola, Finnish ambassa- the Judge spent the day in the ltion with rain extreme north his He in 1941 dor to the United States. is the bunk sleeping (?), while Delaney | portion today. Cloudy over north} 3. Where wes the 1947. world $ first European to fish in Key, “manned the rail”. and central portions with show- 7" hotseshoa pitching tourna- (Effective January 31st) be Accs this peintacy tne in| Pattern Fee redone fe POae ers in‘central portion tonight and ment held? a 2 Spite of choppy waters will have’ Much has been written abou Tuesday, otherwise partly cloudy fahinaioniles i gee nice stories to tell of his trip Captain “Brau” Saunders who thru isiay. Little change in Are uae eeeue parca In view of the increased toKey West. F assed away a few weeks ago. Spares ce Pe : #4 “1! volume of production in pi iy a i } temperature today, colder over in 1947? ead | aa beep eat montches Bhehaconaten he establisted north and central portions tonight} 5, Name the first‘: baseball}} OUr new and ultra mod- were uted, Ambasador Teoi- ag a charfer fisherman is Ww and Tuesday. pitcher to throw a curve. ern plant at Ft. Lauder- 5 known, to sportsmen throughout Jacksonville..thru the Florida P Ti pin y the Scales, the county. Many stories have | Straits: Mederate.to fresh south-| THE ANSWERS: dale, and the warm ac- pping | been written about and around) east to south wifids today shifting} 1. Ray Robinson. +, ceptance of our products Al » West, s | portion tonight, rate ri-} 3. Sal ake City, Utah. ; (Unofficial) jacent to Key West for better fable winds ‘Tuesday. Sie 4. New Werk Giants: makers of Clearview are [in ara than orttd chasse likeest} tal cloudy in- north’ with shower j 5. William A. (Candy) Cum- pleased to 1 PRICE core Y2 | But the story I like best is Monday night and Tuesgay. Part } mings. 2 PERMANENT PR Amberjack 64M manner in which this man lived jly cloudy over south portion. | See Se ‘DUCTION! Barracuda 362 and enjoved life. How he would 1 past Gull: Moderate to frest |. Georgia Tech, Georgia and Tu- REDU Bonito 13% fish until he had accumulated leortheact toecauth (wine: tk iene Le ae Con-|] Phone our offices for an Cobia 37 enough money to last him for a ehiftnig to southwest and west| ference in total offense during a intment with a , Grouper (Old, 40) 53 manner in which he sat aroun: (P) Wirepnoto} and night, becoming moderate : Sowtish (Old. 50) 124 the docks whittling and enjov- aes variable late tonight and Tues-| neer, who’ will gladly Pompano, African 18 ing the companionship of his ROMANCE DEVELOPED AFTER RAY L. WOODS, 43, street | {Mostly cloudy in north with! give you a FREE ESTI- Sailfish 45 riends, until the funds ran low, car operator, and Miss Palma Farr, 26, drug clerk, were intro- [| Gyo ane paw 5 art- A A friends, fs P’ 5 showers today and tonight. Part MATE on the jalousie Snapper, Mutton when he would - start fishing , duced to each other on a bus. And so they decided to get mar- ly cloudy over south portion. { : : J ts £ §Old, 10) 17% again. ___ | yied on a bus. Magistrate Thomas Gabbert (left) performs the No small craft or storm warn-} For All Occasions requirements for your , He ,' * Wahoo 40 j The story is told about {i “1p2P! wedding ceremony in St. Louis. The bride and bridegroom are | jgns have been issued. | —ALSO— home. You will be amazed at the new low prices Sere 7 of people who tes fe 6, in the center. Beside Woods is his best man, K. E. Peters, and —— i For thi jola* brought in forty-three fish. Captain Saunders’ boat to £0) 14 Jight is Mrs. Emily Maier, matron of honor. About 1,500 | Key West, Fla. Jan. 31, 1949 | ‘or_the mong.which were barracuda and fishing. “Brau” was down to the! ; ‘ : =f : CHILDREN mutiny fish docks whittling away when the; People gathered around the bus and watched the wedding | (Observation taken at City Office, | APPROVED Tonsley Ends First Quarter ecu approached with their of-| through the doors and windows. 8:30 a.m., EST) Tro ica rader i f aap land to “4 - - ~ Temperatures 4] Gig Muhing Tournament, : ee Se ONCaEueAt ee adavea he Secccccccccoccoccce . Highest yesterday ai} pieiaiealnieese FHA. sored by the Jaycees, clos nek plied, “Julia’s making a duff. Peo le’s Forum don’t DO t at! towes last night 74 ae aS FINANCING midnight February 2nd. Any, For two hours the group, ean 78) fia entered in the tournament berged, pleaded and threatened! Netinal 10 after this time will be listed for and still all Captain “Brau” id) free fa eeneouieomcnnecois \ Precipitation thd second quarter. was shake his head. Finally, a) stone of the views of Total last 24 hours As.soon as the winners of the| member of his family interceded.| ers, but the editor re Total this movil a H right to delete any it . A firgt quarter are made known, | “Brau” went, but as he Walk-} are considered libelous Deficiency this month thejr names will be published.! 4 “Gre was heard to mutter, The writers sho Total this year d Judges will be selected by the] "Sue hate to miss that duff.” Deficiency this year _ 1.57 ins.! INSECTS Jaycees. oe | Most of us could profit from Relative Humidity. \ uv WITH SN ee ee Manue Lopes ing. If we did this the Utopia \ 1544 THE LIFE ack Murray and Manuel Lopez’ !n8- i sree tesul a & | i B: ter FOR “or:the tireless efforts of both of | We are-seeking so far away coulc’: ~~ ABOUT WATER SUPPLY non aete ij DB [4 -orrthe tireless efforts of | | be found in‘our own back yard. {10 eee (Sea Level), 8:30 a.m. i OF THE PAINT vhese men in, endeavoring to ear _ Editor, The Citizen: | 30.16 ins.—1021.3. mbs. | Hi E E ; make this, the second Tourna-| SCALES: , + Isee by The Citizen that the : : pn : ment sponsored by the Ja | Entries have been received for wavy clearly understands what! Tomorrow’s Aimee ; ; . tsdutstanding in every way as; two wahoos and while not the NGe Rae ame: MET ATL cay suas 7:09 a.m. | The Original Pat 4 }heaviest to date, nevertheless ‘a water supply to Key West uns¢ ‘ Fs ss sen. are. ai sia] tiny sre. in the upper beackln | Sultan” Lie tmenntce sony ee 7 : “ docks every day until after dark| Top weight for this entry is forty the keys | Moonset \ D . - ol 5-in-] COMBINATION entering fis'- 'n the tournament—| pounds. : Of course, development will} Coane ‘ NX sf Meat the Boulevard, Lopez; T, A. Makley, Dayton. Ohi.’ continuc, nothing can stop that. TIDES TAY at the Standard Oil Dock. ‘entered a wahoo ea 35 But I think that it can be readily (Naval Base) . . TIAN BLIND Judge Tries His Luck j pounds, 4 ft. 6 ins. long, with a understood that defense measures Tomorrow “With ry District Governor | girth of 21% ins. : take precedence over all other (Eastern Standard Time) INSECTICIDAL 2. JALOUSIE (STORM SHUTTER) Morton McDonald, of DeLand.| H. G. Taylor, Piqua, one, ae interests, and that there is not High en } 8 Colors and White . ‘-. bert Dopp, and, Francis De-| entered a wahoo weighing #0’ much nourishment in arguing 5:49 a.m. cn ee ape of your columnist,| pounds, 4 ft. 54 ins., with a girth with the Navy. If war shouldj' ee en ‘oan am 5:37 pan | PAINT, ‘i 3. PROWLER GUARD = as his guests, Judge Aquilino| of 20% ins. f come again (and God forbid), the, * . ADDITIONAL TIDE DA’ i Net mea cat pa off Friday morning| While on the subject of catch-' Navy will need much more of| is dangerous for an ama (Reference Station: Key West) | 4. COOLEST AWNING for an outing in the Gulf Stream.} es, some arangement should ats Key West, much more water, fe cess for ailments cf Time of| Height of | iS In spite of the rough weather.| worked out whereby catches. than it now requires. flentis) Your well-meaning pees Tide. [high water | sane aldae Lopez says is thei from the Casa Marina Hotel It is a good time to remember} efforts may be disastrc setua Honda | Harmless To Humans 5. VENTILATION AND worst he has ever experienced, | could be weighed in at the docks. the exceilence of our old cisterns. | —————¥ a ‘ —0h10m = 0.0 ft P i gome nice catches of mackerel,' even if it means setting up a Key West is credited with about Re) y | and Pets rautton fish, berracuda and king-| weighing station out there. | 42 inches of rainfall per “annum. ’ Gonvanay araniorn | LIGHT CONTROL th were made by the party. Many entries are being lost be-' Hence, a roof, thirty by twenty TO DAY S Hen eRe . | ; Pity two of the group aboard| cause of the fact the charter feet, will receive fourteen | andy Pointy—oh 40m he EAS) 12 nly ‘two of the group aboard cause of the | y 5 A - : failed to make a catch, and they{ boats discharge their passengers thousand gallons of water during | Caides Channel H der to Mix with Manufactured of Rustproof All Aluminum in the refuse to talk. at the hotel dock, and the only the year, figuring eight gallons to) | (north end) 42h 10m 41.4 ft} Your Own Flat World's Largest Jalousie Plants — Clearviews are Bei tdformmation was forthcor-| weighing station’ at) the! present, pe se ee day. This would | 000 \f | Paint for Same Re- finished in a variety of Colors of the finest infra-red in ther members of the] ti is on the Boulevard. ‘i gallons per day. is would ' NOTE: | FS riety OlOrs 0! e tines ra-re er arey ener mombers ic ey j be water of the best quality. If By AP Newsfeatures | (—)—Minus sign’ Corrections | sults. On Interior or Baked 22 ee a a aa er rea eS 'Bermuda can do it, we can. | to be subtracted. | Exterior Surfaces. oven Baked enamel obtainable. Sh lugged one back 70 yards to a; Storage is expensive; lack of (4)—Plus sign: Corrections to } : ey ase ‘ rts orts touchdown against New York. | water more expensive. Just about || TALLULAH (BROCKMAN)| be added. 'Ml Insects destroyed in from | ie) mace eelotn the orcs eaenecan come ONCUED BANKHEAD) born san)017y1 903, ———— 1 to 24 hours after touch- YEARS OF PAINSTAKING RESEARCH A total of 199 Southeastern | orale in nore pietures at | {Ose Pipes, and if the day comes | at Huntsville, Aid, daugnier of] ing the paint include... BY OUR ENGINEERS GO INTO THE Geptesence football players cat eee ee that horse | ter ne Navy needs reriens (the late Brockman RELIEF AT LAST ROACHES, ANTS, SCOR- MAKING OF EACH PRECISION- 3 vied te pigskin for the 12 loop| Hialeah report Mat | horse | Navy will get it all. There is n0| Bankhead, ame speaker | il PIONS. SPIDERS. FLIES, SUTIGUEATIEW: tedms during the 1948 season fa Sah aeaBIe Hanae 2 need for any cistérn to be un-j ) 00 of the House.| TERMITES, MOSQUITOES, \ |films with stable hands. sanitary. Tallulah got) FOF TOUr ETC. o—' ! ae A county pipeline would cost aa eee rasan s The S sn Conference} Famed distance runner Don! money, so would a place from her distinctive| Creomulsion relieves promptly beceuse Buy It Today EXCLUSIVE NARROW ’ 4943 season saw 71 players throw | Lash won the AAU cross-country | which to get water, so would name from her) it goes right to the seat of the trouble | Eran passes to 164 receivers for the 12| race seven years in a row before | cisterns. Well, there is only one | Eran tnt eal? Hootent andleste basen ee ‘N Doherty Hd C INTERLOCKING LOUVERS Veague teams. jhe hung up his spikes. place for money to come from eee eel! Real raw, tender, inflamed bronchial oherty radwe. Lo. ORIGINATED BY TASCO —7 | tand it comes out of our pockets, Cuca cit | mucous membranes. Tell your druggist | KEY WEST oe In 72 Southeastern Conference! arness norse driver Ben{ whether we own the land the ite A ie r ided so all yous Boule or ent orn car Deniers cr zromiUs football games played in 1948, a! White has driven the winner in| the grocery store stands on, or g cided | with the understanding you must like | : total of 2496 points were scored, | seven of the 56 runnings of the | whether we only kick in by buy- on a stage ca) the way it quickly allays the couzh | Robert F, Riley, Inc. STORM PROTECTION an average of nearly 33 points a} Kentucky Futurity trot run at] ing groceries. A reer at 14 and| Of You are to have your money back. 1100 W. FLAGLER « 2 A : seme | Lexington, Ky. ! As the old timers put it: “Let's | o appeared in her’ CREOMULSION Miami Phone 2-8481 Clearviews are a Protection against Storms of ev- Jerome Davi: a the Chicago| ‘Trainer Jim Fitzsimmons ha: a ie orate from Heaven and) vajiyigh Bankheaé first New York| for Coughs,Chest Colds, Bronchitis ery character — a simple turn of the operator han- ert avis Oo! J rago rainer oe ions has eee ag ania +7 EPON lyplay at 16 After hits in Londor ----—— = i i i i | abfaigudalthellongest pint r+) stabicdiuores|inkthelsamell bara _ eh ©. SITETONG iain isticata cit ae die will instantly convert the interlocking louvers turn of the National Football | at Hialeah every winter since the | Miami, Fla., liat” She's of Clearview from a full visioned Ventilator Awn- League 1948 season when he | rebuilding of the track in 1931. | Jan. 29, 1949. Dives! on Br THREE HOTELS IN MI AMI at POPULAR PRICES ing to a solid sturdy Storm Shutter. : £ z : Paes | MORE POW Located in the Heart of the City DINNER FROM AIR FOR STRANDED © saan ae annie SES oe TE PHONE FOR (Continued From Page One) |ATE Hh ae he explained that the term was| REASONABLE for RESERVATIONS WITHOUT OBLIGATION applied to bombs them es that | with BATH and TELEPHONE 1 been exploded in the experi-| nts. se the commission mal Lord Pershing Miller 1042 of 269-R EVENINGS |developed weapons other than Hotel Hotel! Hotel bombs, he refused to answer t ASK TO SEE THE N 60 N.E. 3rd St. 226 N.E. Ist Ave. 229 NE. Ist A EW ; nei 80 Rooms 100 Rooms are ve i 1949 € ate a Elevator Elevator levee ! 1 in r 1 E “eater evator | energy for industrial purpos SED Eested STORM STOP AWNING | = moa } 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION SHUTT | Mail The Citizen to Relatives | ER | | | THE QUICKEST, SUREST, EASIEST-TO-USE HURRI- : Over 25,000 Pairs Of Eyes §! FLY | CANE SHUTTER EVER DEVELOPED. IN A FEW : PRESCRIBED FOR IN THE SECONDS WINDOWS MAY BE TIGHTLY AND SE. PAST 20 YEARS to | CURELY SHUTTERED AGAINST A STORM. EASY TO OPERATE: STORM STOPS CLOSE QUICKLY AND HAVANA } SECURELY CLOSING OUT DRIVING RAIN AND ‘| Ray Ban Sun Glasses DEBRIS. | Bausch) & WomblOptical Co. Five Flights Daily | Long:LastingEAEUMINUM CONSTRUCTION. j and American Optical Co. | annoOk= USC EI COL— VW 1nd: Poot : | + 10:15 A.M. 11:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 9:45 A.M. || > = 4p D J A V Id 1:15 A.M. 12:00 A.M. 10:00 A.M. 10:45 AM. || oo { r. J. A. Valdes 1:45 P.M. 2:30 P.M, 12:30 P.M. 1:15 P.M. KEY OPTOMETRIST 2:30 P.M. 3:15 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 2:15 P.M. >) Wir | | WEST (®) Wirephoto I ossice Hours: 9-12 and 2-5 p.m. | 4:00 P.M. 4:45P.M. | 3:00 P.M. 3:45 P.M. » ° sine OF HAY POUR OUT OF AN AIR FORCE C-82 to feed starving cattle just below the Bycnings by. Appeiiena T Na Awnings — Jalousies — Venetian Blinds ¥ low-flying plane. These cattle, on the Adams ranch near Lund, Nev., are some of the thousands M ison 332 123 DUVAL STREET : being fed in snowbound eastern Nevada by air force planes. This picture was made by AP ealer Pea soni - © | i staff photographer Paul Strong, who rode a Nevada State Guard tractor in 25 below zero tem- MITA EGAiat Tae ROGELIO GOMEZ, Agent || Factories: Ft, Lauderdale % Dallas % Houston * Oklahoma City perature from Ely, Nev., to this spot—a distance of 65 miles. aa a RR nn a SS AR | EP rmagpeeree