The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 15, 1949, Page 6

at eee nee ~ 4 ‘ PAGE six . : THE KEY WEST CITIZEN SOME RACE TRACKS RUN |Leading Scorers [PSS AND commoner ar_naces Handling materials was the | Roller Skaters * ja of 4 fatalities and sevious, injuries to 5,231 workers covered | ers by the Workmen's Compensation | service WHEN HORSES ARE GONE 7 ee Cn 'W YORK—The racing fan probably thinks of the race track § © rather desolate place during the off-season and for the most Port it is, but there are times when it is abuzz with activity other Man equine » Man, Thoroughbred Racing Association tracks are used by com- fnbnity geoups and organizations for activities. ranging from -kite- fying contests to Mower shows and, Narragansett Park is each year In Basketball 7 es Leagues By PEDRO AGUILAR Leading scorers in the Basket- ball leagues up to date. In the Class A league the lead- | ers of each club are: Sonar A. Schultice 3 points, Boyan, 24 points, Skoricic, 3, Newlans 21, Swihart 3, Ratunno 13, McKee | Will Entertain : who attend the Chamber of Com- Visitors’ Fun Nite Tourists and winter visitors merce Fun Nite program. next Wednesday evening, will be en- tertained by. members of the} Cayo Hueso Roller Club, a group! of 30 costumed skaters, who have arranged a 30 minute program of Law in 1948, the Florida Indus- oh od dees wae trial Commission nenortpds | Ba | different calendar weeks. eee THE MAXWELL CO. ithe scene of the seven-day Shrine Circus for the benefit of the Shrine crippled children’s hospital. Proceeds of a horse show held annually at Garden’State Park benefit the West Jersey Hospital, and Suffolk Downs at East’ Boston, 19.4 Buckweitz 26, Qlson. 2. fast moving acts. Under the direction of Tommy Dixon, club ‘sponsor, the group Bob's Sport Shop: McCown, 16, 1 0 has planned a series of Spins, ! Demeritt 14, Meador 28, G. Bar- Specials! DISCOUNT ON SIX 1948 Westinghouse REFRIGERATORS Mass., is turned into a speedway once a year for the running of the | ber 45, C. Walker ‘4. "Poe Acts, Dance and Baton num- ba =~ Box Derby.” PoE SS SS Wa ES bers. California International ‘ b 5 3 : The Roller Club, made up. of Flower Show is scheduled for The Kintioes ab Seay pia he locel youngsters entirely, is cur- rently rehearsing for its next summer four which will include jappearances in 12 southeastern t summer 8 states ded in its itinerary. this Spring at Hollywood Park Jw and if current plans materialize, Tanforan at San Bruno, be used for community rick, 39, B. Schoneck 23, Growe 3. WE ATHERV AN ees Cleaners: G. Sweeting, | 27, Solomon 15, Perez 3, Castillo concerts VS8t.o & = é : were s Pure-bred cattle and livestock S ¥: *; 21, E. Sweeting 14, R. Barber, 33, fe elas fe ab will Desens shows are no strangers to . a ae aan { a 1 to the local pnubtic. a preview o! weeks, such as Ak-Sar-Ben at , Key West and Vicinity: Wea-| In the Class B. league. | some of the acts that are planned | Omaha; Timonium in Maryland; ‘her will continue fair and warm; Jr.’ Varsity, Coopers 34, Oro-| for the summer roau tour | . thru Wednesday. Moderate to: pesa 16,: Beker 11, Roberts P) Wirephoto via Radio from London Amateurs all, those appearing | md Keeneland at Lexingt: | i | . Rated wns, ffesh southeasterly winds, | Shepperd 7, Doughtry 29, Ingra- in speciaity numbers will be Jim- | iis era chtss ave tars Florida: Clear to partly cloudy | ham 13, Fernandez 13, Lones 4.| ENGLAND'S PRINCESS MARGARET ROSE (left) is accom- ay EGE Charles Allen, Bet-/ the ae od aidmeue piciiics and continued warm thru Wed-} an panied by Tom Egerton, 31-year-old commoner, during a day ty Burcheil, Joyce Lounders, ia eutings, held by church nesday. _. | Sound School: Peterson 28,, at the Lingfield Park race track at Hastings, England. All ; Ginger Dixon, Sonny Hardin, Jr., Gfoups, the Boy Scouts of Amer- Jacksonville thru the Florida} Hale 10, Osborn 6, Myatt 34, Rob-| England is agog over the possibility that a new heart interest | Anita Fernandez, Carol Reeves, | fe. the YMCA, and various civic Sttaits and East, Gulf: Moderate! inson’ 19,. Bennett _7, Wales 4,| has bloomed for the 18-year-old princess. She spent the week- | Mary Fernandez, Myra Goering, ' and youth groups. In addition to pe af south eA oes | Sand ereon 11, Garlington 2. end as guest of Egerton’s parents. He is a former captain of | 24 Bobby and Julius Pinder. | * . sf a nor’ portion an moderate a + j —_—_——— | Fee a veiniaa tts grounds, Southeast winds over south por-| Elks Club: Curry 16, Smith 4 bogtectruenraactt The ordinary wart, although TWO 7 CUBIC FOOT Beymont Park has opened a new Hon thru Wednesday, occasional-} Nunez 34, Kerr 137, C. Valdez 51, Ra ae ~—— | conspicuous, is one of the least | - Hace parking ticki as a. play’ 1 fresh over extreme south. por-| Castillo. 4. LANARUNARAHONNMNMANNNANND sewcecccecveceeeweescees | dangerous of skin affflictions. | Reg. Price $229.95 Akg “tion today. Clear to partly eae 3 \ i area during the off-season. ct . agp 4. cloudy weather. Beachcombers Jewelers: Saun- ey S cop ¢s rorum » i gg toe * pad oat ad xe No small craft or storm warn-| ders 23, Ingraham 17, Griffen 13, est n | SPECIAL PRICE r) ier ae Seiten, Sastreed Park's ings are belg. displayed Villareal 28, Thompson 14, Oster- D. G B Poeeovccsecovesverveccns mere > : houdt, 4, Hernandez 4, Romero2.| VAYS Gone By The Citinen, welcomes cxprese t grandstand p ovides storage and REPORT - . alone of the vi ot its read- H ee eaten the Chia local post Rey West, Fla., Feb. 15, 1949 | Billie's Drive-Ins: Bazo 35, Free-| AS TAKEN FROM FILES | ticht' to delete aes. itemo which “Mision Park in Florida, na. (Observation taken at City Office,| man 10. Wallace 10, Larsen @,| OF THE CITIZEN OF TWO $ CUBIC FOOT re etiel- 8:20 am., EST) ue | 2, Stout 3, Splinter 7, Loas: 15, 1939 | ern to : tural beauty, is open the year yy. Pra aha ai ‘utevugucteeotctstnuececacaued pice ature of | Ip Reg. Price $269.95 ighest yester — | i | capund as pong to which the ees dest night 74l i, Th St d | 2% Montecino President of] letters and will ip admission is free ie Key West b of Miami,| less requested otherwine. i an % ee ee ee = oer || eu cam depeckT open ott || SPECIAL PRICE 5 38 T “ei G tabi Lae BASKETBALL of more than 1,000, informs The| PRAISE FOR COACH JONES || Prescription Department | > Total last 24 hours being made to hold a a < oe ines Hamers Freshest of Ingredients. me is * . 4 a jamboree I would like to voice the sen On Fishing Trip | 2.25 oi sant schoo! car Ebay amare 2, ceating he] simon ofa large seient of b — ‘TWO 9 CUBIC FOOT eficiency this moni »| Sonar School “A” 3 0 1.000] first « versary of the | san tee : ipti a Total this year | Bob's Spart‘Shop 1 2.333" of the Orersce” rare Ge ketball’- fang! pu) commencine Prescriptions iS Thirty-eight visitors from four-| Deficiency this year 2.17 ins.} Morales Cleaners 12: 1433 eet : Coach Jones of Key West High} r i teen states and Canada accompa: | Relative Humidity, Pollock’s Jewels 1 2 .333] “President Roosevelt is sche-|f0r his efforts in producing al Called Fo 3 Deep Freeze nied the Chamber of Commerce me er Class “B” League duled to arrive in Key West at 2{ fine, clean, well drilled and in- | and ib Reg. Price $312.95 fishing trip to No Name Key yes i Club— uuu _W-L, Pet.|o'clock Saturday afternoon. He| teresting team. Deli d ip day. Despite the windy weath- Barometer Sonar School “B” 3 0 1.000| will open the San Francisco’Fair} some two weeks ago a basket- elivere > terday Despi n (Ben’ Lavel), 690. a.m, Elks Club a aeatn hese cee ee Some two weeks ago a basket > SPECIAL PRICE @r 4 sizeable catch was made | 30.20 *ins.—-1022.7 mbs, quien Veane searaee y West. ball writer for the Miami Her- xk ‘eek ie C Those landing fish, and to} Tomorrow's Almanac Beachcomber Jewelers 1 2 .333] County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer,|#l¢ expressed emene thet Uy i whom certificates will be pre-| Sunrise 7:01 a.m.| Billie's Drive-Ins 0 3 .000] who had been visiting iami. | Key West Hig been seeded > a gin Miami, g en seeded | \ SUPPLIES sented next Wednesday evening suesel as a eee ReiBeuis returned yesterday. first in the district tournament | i RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT and t the Chamber-sponsored Fun | Moonrise ee Pe SNe eeepanell: League | = to be held nex at Lake See party, were: "Adam Bhop- | Moonect 929 ai] (install Schedule Payott) | Key West branch of the Poy YorsMUdyaest month at Lake || — PHARMACY — || Adi u - L. Pet.| American Poetry Society will w ‘ter. thoug P c | . pard, John L. Campbell, Hills-, ppp pS ! Atomic Bombers ..... 1 0 1.000{hold:a meeting tomorrow. nivac gat heey eed mane] The QREEUD Store ||t Tha = Ae Ine. iale, N. J; Mrs. Jack Stein, Day-| (Naval Base) Key West Clowns’ 0 1 .000!in St. Paul’s Hall, Couchs. | Coach Jones and the 5 Furniture and Furnishings ten, Ohio: Mr. Gecrge V. Smith, | Tomorrow R zo meen ie 5 sum made the seeders ick good AUS epee Seer 3 PHONE 682 Jacksonville, Florida: Mr. and! (Eastern Standard Time) S orts Calendar pes Janet Rex ane John F. Friday and Sat past by PHONE i ee ne oti Mr y Waffle, Rockford, Mi-t High Low ‘ p ‘ “ ‘ alker were married last evening whipping d Deh Be each | i leming Street, Corner Sesgeset Rey Wen. nedike: Mary Touchette, Montauk, 5:44 am, 9 0r arey by County Jud Raymond R. Five which pr eviously ate a ae CW. Bar| <12:08'pm. 6:08 p.m. BASKETBALI Lord. Ae a eet Bae _ NUMA Dayton, Ohio; Fred Swinney, To -- = High School Gymnasium . On the next two week 2 | 4 vente, Canada. and Mrs. Stephen! ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA ; (Night) J. Winfield Russell, district local quintet steps into di | , Barna, Salem, Ohio. (Reference Station: Key West) | TUESDAY— deputy grand chancellor of local ter by playing out of their class | The fishing parties leave the C | Time of! Height of 7:00-——Junior Varsity vs. Beach-| Knights of Pythias, said today against two college teams. On “ € office each Monday at 1:00 Station— Tide’ |high water comber Jewelers. members of the order have ar-. paper these tilts appear to be of om. A Se charge is made for} Bahia Honda 8:00—Bob’s Sport Shop vs.|"anged for a celebration to be the David-Goliath order but the | each visitor, which includes the} (bridge) ....—Oh10m _ 0.0 ft. Pollock's Jewels. {held Friday night in conne onchs don’t play on paper and | yet of bait, use of tackle and! No Name Key 9:00—Sonar School “A” vs.{ With the diamond jubilee of the have extra| Oh drink | (ast end) .. +2h 20m Morales Cleaners | order | Boca Chica WEDNESDAY— : KS M . | (Sandy Point)—Oh 40m 7:00—Sonar School “B” vs.|__ Mrs. James McMullen, ch ! and the| Levy Viemoria Caldes Channel Beachcomber Jewelers. | man, presided at a me r showing to date. | : ‘ (north end) +2h10m +1.4 ft.| 8:00—Flks Club vs. Billie’s| Key West Garden =D MATHEWS, | He ld , R ‘ | ‘300 Drive-ins: Thursday afternoon in p eweei ds heviva A nace: 6Sh teat } library ? i , \ NOTE: ‘ 9:00—Sonar School “A” vs. 62-D Poinciana Place | Revival services will begin at) (—)—Minus sign’ Corrections Pollock's Jewels. ey Weel bee teb. 14, 1949 | the Ley Memorial Methodist to be sabacacted THURSDAY— — te Wisin eehed ens ree SSS ~—— | Ghurch Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.| sbi inner Corrections to ones School “B V8.1 Fy, iday hights for th ‘ Miss Janie Bradford will be the | a : ‘Iks Club. lori se etyell t: | ; ae : | Florida Music Festival to | ' Evangelist, while Mrs. Edith Gal-| || Tapae 8:00—Bob’s_ Sport Shop vs.lin“March, = NOTICE — agner will be the song leader TODAY IN HISTORY qeiges cleaners Besa ee) wi the children's worker, Ree bode Junior Varsity vs. Billie's! Today The Citizen says in an Ph ac ning Wednes- _ 1764—St. Louis founded by| TUESDAY, FEB. 22 gear ae a ae ay at 3.15 p the Rev. Robert eee S ee post of the} 7:00—Billie’s Drive-Ins_—vs.| fussy; BR ie W. Wear pastor, announced , Louisiana Fur Co. Beachcomber Jewelers when dneeting a0; 1870—Near Duluth—the first] 8:00—Junior Varsity vs. Elks] “"°? Mecting a 10-ton truck On South Beach i SAME DAY WE GUARAN | ground is broken for the building} Club. | Yellowstone National Park . THE LOW DOWN of the Northern Pacifie Rail-} 9:00—Morales Cleaners vs.}the oldest and lartest nations Wednesday i aca Pollo S park in the United State | “By Act of Congress] WEDNESDAY. TEE. 23 [ESM Bin ass BETWEEN 8 & 10 A.M. | SERVICE TEE OUR women are permitted to practice} 7:00— chool “B | Rhode Island. | Hi CKORY GROV before the U. S. Supreme Court. Junior Vataity Ni IF YOU COME TOPS i 1898—The U.S.S. “Maine”} 8:00—Elks Club vs. Beach- De t ‘ial blown up in Havana Harbor comber Jewelers fi Bo onl tots Know. folks, Tam up 4) “1917—The War Department] 9:00—Sonar School “A G €Ct Lose 1 Heme Pe HERE IN FOR ONE oft cae 5 ‘kind calls on citizens to help get re-} Bob's Sport Shop | MORNING Y Eiieiee to do, once the Gove | Tults for army. 7, FEB, 24 | | thet Uncle H - thing velt shot at, and Mayor Cerm Sonar School “B | wants | t build Of Chicago killed, in Miami. Fla. | a0 otis sk Shop vs. Pol ns the iat thas betaeaae American and Allied} _lock’s Jewels. i Aes INFRA RED RAY | | MADE-TO.- ORDER ox Raggy are “= s in Tunisia on defensive} 9:00—Morales — Cleaners sf Symbol of Gracious Living lect wolhouse curricu, | against Germans Sonar School A . 5 | OVEN-BAKED PLASTIC am, build ball 'the creck: 1944—Historic Abbey of Mount! —— . | ld ease ond 2 n cribs | Cassino in. Ttaly destroyed by) SENTOR BASEBALL | and storage places Govt, | Americans ‘to clear out Germans Island City Baseball League supporte , social ben. firing from within its walls (Municipal Stadium, | eat so. fit wa: n the froz-, _ 1945 American carrier-based | Afternoon) $4 47 j © Cane St. Lawrence. It bomb Tokyo area, | SUNDAY— ° H 5 wild take 2 essays to mak teel strike settled by, First Game—Atomic Bombers i the plete. Quite a lot of an 18'¢ pay raise. vs. Team To Be: Announced 4/5 QUART ; | ; bee “ ne little guy, I _1948—In final report as Chief; Second Game—Atomic Bomb-| ay : of Staff, Gen, Eisenhower advises ers vs. Key West Clowns GUARANTEED 18 MONTHS PHS) FOR |__FOR COUPE. . 14.95 Ss et Wondering prcpaies ne ‘ nd game of first-half) hut a fellow is t a liv | ng the Govt. gets all these PATMAN FLAY , ler its thumb. 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