The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 8, 1949, Page 5

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eRe ae Congress FRANKFURT, Germany—()— from the i " ee _— "| Litzenberg a 30 to 1 shot, in the Santa Mar- Two $50,000 Victories For — Jockey Litzenberg NEW YORK—(%)—Watter Lit-| : track, tether jockey to Bre $60,000 stakes. oe the first two months of wor with Lurline B, garita handitap on Jan. 22. Aj. month Jater he piloted Gadftery, 7 to 1 chance, to victory in the | Santa Susana Stakes. With the: jockeys getting 10 percent of the. money won in Stakes, Litzen- berg’s two stake winners netted him at least $8,420. Both horses }. are fillies. ‘ Hollywood SIAL, HELPS NEW CARDINALS IN FLORIDA CAMP CONVERTIBLE 8 ee pao works including “Dr. | TQ Brooklyn | uf themning you may we ‘ 1 nm eke andthe statement BROOKLYN, N. Y.—(?)—-0O: : teste A.J at ro © thet noes ‘There are two living species ot Not the stipulations in arming j . ey wiregite: i : ; . roe ond the citron of Key West sae ove | roomy Let ag Atlantic, agreement between the Dodgers| sTAN MUSIAL (right), Most Valuable National League player in 1948, shows four new St. Louis woes ey be eware of what the Key 4 and Hollywood, their new Pacific! Cardinals how he grips his bat ‘at the opening of the Cards’ spring training camp in St. Peters- Went Women's Chub os trying to Coast farm team, is that Brooklyn burg. Fla. Left to right: Glen Nelson, Joe Garagiola, Harold Rice,-Ed Sauer, and Musial. Stan 3 ‘ , has the right to select from the hit 376 Inst season . thet oft of Stars two players by next Sept. i i $ 50 in ere ~~ that Key —, is is, to be oe bas ME ee ee ye tabvie teen oe . [2 . tondoter ‘ature on a commerci: IS, « : + eequeated hinete i . > but in tanking you tor tis mon- Like Fathers? WAILS AND SCALES oagmagl text Boas ote x: hotnne gebiety ot has receiv hy to see thet there is even a st sential in the fast-expanding bus- : , ot lewky, te fast «| dollars-and-cents return on dol-| NEW YORK—()—Operating in iness picture on this island. It is © of Nahenal reputation What (het copulation tn, bes to @ great ostomt © pour hemds There are rte earmarks of the crvikieed lars invested in a public library. There ian't a cent available to re- Paint the library rooms, or repair the damages weakened by the storms and the years; there isn't *® cent to provide decent reading lights, or comfortable chairs for the would-be-readers to sit in. There ian't space for new books ené for state documents which & ohne fet we heve toe wet leet the second i hard a Toronto minor league is a Con- acher-Wentworth defense com- bination and a forward line of Sehriner \- Primeaw: -Conadher. | WAILS: These youthful puck stars are the{ Welcome Home, Harry! Sons respectively of Lionel Con-} That's as achéer, Cy WentWotth, Sweeney | make the greeting, By JACK DELANEY ago. simple as we cat r in keeping Schriner, Joe-Priméati"and Char-{ with the way you like to have lie, five of the National Hockey] things done. We're glad you até League's brightest stars of years| here, and we want to believe you Fresh Water Commission. Included.in the set up as far as is known will be a request that salt-water fishermen be licensed in order that needed revenue for the proper functioning of the de- {explained how sion along the same lines as the}; important ‘air service is during hurricane sea- son and the case of National fly- ing in bread and milk last Sep- tember 22nd when the highway was out of commission, was set! forth. In addition to the Chamber of) Commerce filing to intervene at! MEASURED TO YOUR NOT TO A PATTERN! | Smartly Tailored of Durable Weather Resistant Fabric! - i artmient, might be available. ore than « symbel an unac a ‘oe 5 —F- -} ie rs PPE a cee lee te ee ee The Gane-saca Fresh Water} the hearing, the County fo Mon- ‘ ae M. & een a cat ove we ave faci - eg ; . iti einen id di i | Commission is recognized as one | roe also petitioned for the same} in ons o pee wl ‘on Geom . “"The ‘Action Committee of the How They Stand Tag rea eta Site of the outstanding commissions| Tight. Trevor will reptesént both GUARANTEED A YEAR eet etre hstery as co Fioride Library Taditietion, fol- People from all over the ecoun-| Of its kind in the country, and organizations in Washington. e . heer: in BASKETBALL try were here to see you, and|the Salt Water Commission if} The hearings, which started 4 <a oe commnty ooh preps. [fr seer sa tar’ Cane Wunt| Clase “AY Longue approved by fhe people will be} yesterday, wil continue under| | Infra-Red Ray Oven Baked “ j ishi: rnem: set up along the same lines. hie! examiner “t as ee Te we ay SSeS participate in any’ futare|Sonar School “A” 8 1° “sas| pyeer enn Tomeamee | ne of the biggest questions tol Brown. ‘Trevor was scheduled to| AUTO PAINT “ a & wake cure Ye on | state ail oe must hove o libPary Pollock's Jewels 5 4 "555 Tipping the Scales Pe es ete. full he aa bea Mycad Hf ratveat wl E $ : : - ’ i i evidence he wi SP © He fhm of Hee and] that meets certain primary stand-| Bob's Sport Shop... 3 6 333 HEAVIEST CATCHES bee Ta Lach ol bolero bowtie sn veel abu tend ala JOB... Onl) ee z 4. Morales Cl e 27 222 TO DATE hurt/orshelp, the tourist busoness | introduce reso! 5 pa | : . maw —w evetlabie| ards, which today it does not lorales Cleaners —_ < Al of: la. Many people come six local civic organizations that | : 6 athe eget ey eveile- | meet. Putting it plainly, gentle- Class “B” League _ _ (Unofficial) So in the winter to fish, and} have gone on record in favor of j We Bey Woot! fe it as cay for} men, we have, in this atomic! cp W. L. Pet. Fish— whether: they would pay the fee} permitting National Ait Lines to; : “ segs om get Oe! © good | eee, an oxcart library, and frank-| gongr school “B” _.10 0 1.000 Albacore _. without-“complaint, or whether ‘continue operatigns as they have i s . et tay Mv ly, even the oxen are getting} Eyes Club Ais HO, 1 Beberieck - they ould feel it was just an-|in the past. } . _Leweny Assovia Jared and old. onder, Junior Varsity 5 4 555 was on. 13% other’ tiethod of fleecing the oO nnie ac fee rorematy om wurvey — you may wonder, | Beachcomber Jewelers 2 7 .222 bs oy , 19%) tourist'it is problematical. , ; a } en Chee ‘ sPreries,jsince we admit so many short-| Billie's Drive-Inn 1 9 obia There is one obvious fact, the at the Ratload Tra > —— Meitmnprne comings, what function we do Dolphin (Old, 24) 28 need of a Salt Water Commission . i a Perm cda to We tt»| perform in the community that it Grouper (Old, 40) _ 53 in the minds of many people in aoe 3 fj + ay @ oe hae been worthwhile to carry an __ Jevsdish (Old, 50) 124 the is a must, and should The World's Largest . . . . That's a Factl a ping 2, aver- |: 000 = Meena — ee 74 N. E. STR boop a Za oe ge ‘ Red. Raiders. 2; y Bs 74 oe, bee 20th EET MIAMI — cr aa ae Cubans ‘ . ee Sey © hed in a) month. These are, for obvious ead Sean hagt jon @ 2) .000 . Listed below are all the entries “herete Galities ehele on omatt | reasons, mostly réaders of fiction. erect : (Old, 45) - ea) | in ddte: vey en | Que devoted and loyal librarian, np P Snapper, Mutton BARRACUDA: glass «tne of see-| Mrs. Schuck, reports that all too S rts Calendar (Old, 10) . 17% Mrs. O. D. Steil, Mansfield, O., | . mctrocted troquentiy she ae to Ss % Tarpon _4 80 27 pounds, 4 ft. 2 ins. long, girth | +e . «t om | students ry P —— ; 17 inches. i ates pete Bey Weet|lege professors, local teachers, tit Pe re waited in-the hope of getting just | Dell White, Tuckerton, N.J., 33! o -e 4 small ham | and so on, thes we - ae ed . (Night) a little more than a passing*pounds, 4 ft. 7 ins. lon¥, girth | : selon tone wid | mss 'on' Dhyne, philowophy, | TUESDAY, MARCH &— —_ fulimpsc, as you wore hurried [104 img vem ve . " OH r irs, Leo Bokor, Hewlett, Long | * ' - = « whole |tengueges, bielogy, history, or} 7:00—Junior Varsity vs. Elks}through the streets. Pope! at ee. YT pounds: 4 ft. aI © © © @mrewe of onty | biography Just the other day she Club. Key West people did not mind | ing. girth 19 ins. 9 Ht eeewe. feel that youngsters from the} 800 — Beachcomber Jewelers}s9 much. After all, we had the | GROUPER, rere ceye the report, | High Sehool and the Convent of ‘ vs. resis baat pie Pot.| Pleasure of greeting you, after Bice ee Sch warieicen” — eeties ore ap] Mary Immaculate, wishing to :00-—Bob’s. Sport Shop vs. Pol-}your victory last November. All ; a ; ne ©) per copete | conmpete for the American Legion lock’s Jewels. of us-had a godd glimpse of you — Se ermrere eet | werd, were able to find nothing | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9— as the motorcade travelled thru! me wren TP per) ef value to help them in the li-| 7:00—Sonar School “B” vs.}the streets, and we basked in the | Greenwich, Conn, ! _—a m+ tox | rory except « copy of the Con- Junior Varsity. Beach warmth of the famous Truman } ft. 4 ins. girth 18| Be. Beet teen t coon come inte | stitution’ 8:00—Elks Club vs. ach- F smile. x com 5 bemet + ategeny tn an attempt to get the library comber Jewelers. in But we couldn't tell this to the vee the pewe © Hoek of |e & more satisfactory footing we} — 9:00—Sonar School “A” vs. Mo-| farmer from Iowa, who sat on} Warten E. Johnston, Key West, one = eer. per persan! | prepare several small imptove- rales Cleaners. pthe curbing waiting for you to} 40 pounds, 6 ft. 8 ins. long, girth e& w that goent | ment We propose to do away} THURSDAY, MARCH 10— come by, hoping he might be able ' 24 ins. — treet. | with the twenty-five-cent |! 7:00—Sonar School “B” vs./ to obtain a snapshot to show his} — ~ e portent month membership fee and a Billie's Drive-Inn. friends. Nor could we tell it to! The Eastern: Intercollegiate — were et the | it @ truly free public library. We} §:00-—Bob’s Sport Shop vs. Mo-}the girl from Meridian, Miss.,/ League Golf championship will ore mtarmetoon mew =" to ask you gentlemen to rales Cleaners. 2 (you remember Mississippi), who | be held at Annapolis, Md., on 9) rh eh Hehe free] meme @ triparite Library Board) 9:99—Sonar School “A” vs. Pol-| wanted to tell everyone back} May 14. | “ee iepertements | to consist of members from (1) lock’s Jewels. home she had seen the President ets Se ewe « mn we be | the enty cre (a) ‘oe TUESDAY, “MARCH 15— of the United States. Then, too,; The IC4A outdoor track champ- or portent | clubs and (3) the Woman's bl “| 7:00—Junior Varsity vs. Beach-}one neighbor to the north, the| ionghips will be decided at Ran- “on agree that when ft possible comber Jewelers. .,,_,.| folks from Ontario, Canada, who | dall’s Island in New York’ City oo war att to build a real ra 8:00—Elks Club vs. Billie’s| just barely had parked their car | on May 28. . adapt an existing building for | Drive-In. in one of the alleys leading on to . wet we be | library purposes, the Woman's! 9.99. Morales Cleaners vs. Pol-|Truman Avenue, they never : th ond) Club will forego any equity it lock’s Jewels. ¥ even saw you, you went by so owte the |p m the present collection of WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16— fast. tied was ene heey ; raeed to the} "7:00—Sonar School “B” vs.! It’s these people, guests in our} & « taew. te We | West Public th oa 4 1 Beachcomber Jewelers. __ | city, we feel a little badly about. | * aod sat supe | We speek of x Bg a y ,'»| 8:00—Junior Varsity vs. Billie's] None of them want to impose on . ” Gwee years | ter even 6 Cres lothe it} 9:00—Sonar School “A” vs.}of a touring car like a conquer-! = HERE'S a very happy surprise in store for'you in extfa travel comforis om evepe " seen name t tans a ee te ge Bob's Sport Shop. ing hero, as you roll thrcugh the! WOW amenicrs Lge - ere eaten m briek anc . 5 HURSDAY, MARCH 17— streets, but couldn’t you ask the! gUSE PAINT BRINGS Y | al we | email step taken brings it nearer | 7 “ mie Teehnel CB? v4. Memer service borwe toe aban : and extra travel pleasures. For instance. you automatically benefit by hertee the par-/to reality. We believe that a li- a Club. a little, so your people, visiting — te we are brary should be a ba under-| Pe Bob's Sport Shop vs.| the city could get a good look at} | | * America’s finest in bus design the moment you step aboard a Greyhound. = <b a Pay A gece on | Pollock’s Jewels. Harry Truman, President of the ‘ } ~ :00—Sonar School “A” vs.! United States, Commander in = special luxuries: ging the | this may seem a ranean in| 9 Sesciis 7 Ghaaiiecs. Chief of the Armed Forces, but to YEAR OF BEAUTY! este ual denmloped sey Gréybotmd riders alone. * ev | terms you sages y* » we Mr. and Mrs. United States just Pr Bente pur. | th - a - cae we eew’ SENIOR BASEBALL @ “regular guy.” — So on your next trip~ride a sparkling new silversides. You will learn . ee Se ns ee ot ie wink Island City Baseball League P. S. While you are here, tell 7$ aaewneee of the that is actually more precious (Municipal Stadium, hie pei ee Ts ee ; quickly why it's today’s most popular mode of _. . . ey ag thea one pag . Afternoon) Tournament, sponsored by the 1 at ne te oe oe ed, aie precious ,| SUNDAY— Junior Chamber of Commerce, is = .* Wiuiams travel for business of pleastire ~ dt 7 ay | A < (First Game: 1 P.M.) going “full last,” and that we WP AINT in quiation this} Mis spirit grew robust: » To be yeangusced, wou ae 2 Ao ey and S P HOUSE PAl for folks who are choosy .. . and thrifty. otal oeed |e knew no more that was 5 datas A 4 on ond eae | peor, STATE WELFARE Fishing Licenses | Whites are whiter::: colors coe pedias,| Nor that his frame was dust. (Continued From Page One) 4 press release from the State more beautiful! Honest film - Keep Your Crowd, Together wee, We) er ep | He danced slong the dingy days, | ments, $1,251,953.75 came from|Game and Fresh Water Fish thickness with smoother, Chanter a Greyhound Ems pert end preeent| And this bequest of wings State funds as against $2,200,- | Commission at Tallahassee, shows lossier surface. SWE keeps ror oe We epend| Was but a book. What liberty | 049.75 from Federal sources. that there has been a 42 percent its “freshly painted” loo ; ~ Key Weet| A loosened spirit brings! In Monfoe county, warrants;jump in sales of non-resident: one hee longer SREYHOUND BUS STATION - <6 took thet Thank you for helping us to| with a value of $20,391 were is-| fishing licenses during the first | than before! $11 Southard Street Phone 242 Baty eee, © Hook | bring tile kind of Liberty to Key/| sued to the needy aged as com-/| half of the 1948-49 fiscal year. | Thompson Enterprises, Inc. perhaps | West pared with $20,448 in January;} These licenses are issued for Hard Divisi ervwe 6 Sincerely $2,414 to the blind as compared | fresh water fishermen and brings ee ed sands of | EMILY WOOLLEY GODDARD, | with $2,259; and $6,287.50 to de-| to mind that the Legislature this Phone ters loke President, pendent children families as| year will be asked to set up 4 ae 1 them werk The Key West Woman's Club.| compared ith $6,015. State Salt Water Fish Commis: Ce £/ NM FS

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