The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 2, 1949, Page 6

ome > = ie were T bya pet and (Wickers) American Legion Seven 7 Atom oe ae Detect), USS Wilke & = giay will stort April 3 end June gia will play the tine, two a a ane " 18 minus pL A teom the the the ” and clubs Bombe. (88 minutes aft-j out of seven games. 8 and Anwrican Legion Present at tie organizational Promdent Py Be 1 Monae Henriques SUNDAY, APRIL 17— Legion. red Piel "and "hotaore Pedro of the ‘alder of ~~ peal “n First nila Atomic by ae tee vt fw esaer su in the Sw et the mocting | fret games will beg: ane not later than 1:15 for ad after Will ge only seven innings | fet ready to play at) a te started. Dagerdions of the i etarted SUNDAY, MAY 8— iS, the! innings to be official was de tes after at the first contest) wee gulected to umpire | ts nome! & %& participate; te. ether “visiting” | et out or thet end! Red Raiders. Salk ie plnved ot the needed to de Second- for Sunday start on June 26 and end Septem; end first the re ve. | Sis ENTER TOURNEY AT NAVAL STATION hitbowrght who has apdty im prepa: ation Resting Tournament to be WA et the ORR Noval oo B.D Remen hall beet, ull Content: Station Uss an whe ws © put on 6 great fight , SUNDAY .MAY 22— or Sest)—Red Raiders vs. Amer- jean Sweeting As Al. Acevedo will. form the battery for the Bombers in the first and Flohr and. Powell for b ' Rounds and Lee Griffen will team up fon the Raidérs in the second game aghinst K. riguez wml Henriquez for Legion. j | Other games scheduled: | SUNDAY, APRIL 10— i Ph «ag CORT Legion | v4 Atomic Bombers. Fivat-yAmerican Legion vs. Red Raiders. Second—SubRon Atomie Bombers. IDAY,- APRIL, ,.24— \ First—\tamie Bombers American Legion. Second—Red Raiders vs. Sub- Ron Four. Four vs. vs. NDAY. MAY 1— First—American Legion vs. SubRon Four. Secqnd—Atomic Bombers vs. | Red Raiders. Pirst—Atomic Bombers vs. Sub- Ron Four. Second—Red Raiders vs. Amer- ican ion. ' SUNDAY, MAY 15— First—SubRon Four Raiders. Second—American Legion vs. Atomic Bombers, vs. Red Second—SubRon Four vs. American Legion. INDAY, MAY 29— i Legion vs. Four vs. First—Red Raiders vs. ma, Bombers. SUNDAY, JUNE 5— First--Atomic Bombers * American Legion. SubRon Four. Playoff to determine the 1949) ag Raiders vs. Sub- vs. Second—Atomic Bombers , vs. Each club will be “visiting” | championship club of the city and “home” team six times. = If of the league will will start on Sunday, September 18. It will be for the best four, | vs. Ron Fou SUNDAY, SUNE 12-— Pirst—American Legion ber 11 SENATOR LUCAS (Continued From Page One) and ether administration sena- tora, when the proposed amend- ment was put to a vote, thought they would win, but they said, after the vote was taken, that they had been agreeably surpris- ed when they mustered 54 votes against the amendment to 23 in! favor of it. They said they had} thought the margin of victory would be much narrower. The bill merely sets the limit on the amount that may be spent Heetiee USS Wilkie, in continuing aid to western Eu- fight fare a a rope under the Marshall Plan. No < will Qgit as measure has yet been introduced mm the local otir m the house to provide the money tv be spent over the 15) em G8 hae cmtered J months period, beginning next i heavyweight, and! July | ~— Poachs ubma a — be ety on oy | DELEGATES TALK —— Continued From Page One) * | that it is a direct violation of the Unied Nations charter. Foreign Minister Bevin of Great Britain . } —, —. oh said that Russia has no need to en om fear the prov > pact. —* new ne unless she contemplates playing J Sheu. Usa Gil. | Me cole of an ageressor nation. owe, Se William Lit. M® explained that aggressors Mier: Pettornort,| M4 are the objects at which the} Sener, Cette e Ger. | Mlhance ts wimed. Dee, FAWTUue. Lb. Comment in Paris was that the all the Mar- Sumer ¢ ¢ ance is similar to ul Bute: ERS Se BAS: shall Pian. Operation of the plan| 1, i |G Kus. | Keep* the people of western | om Vet Bene * ddie Burope tree from want, and the me Viekor Ghention —— eliiance will keep them free of © Qen De rece) USa Wil lear | Me Fills, UBS Gilmore: | and Fred Yarborough, USS Sea! Poe Piet Bone: MOD. Ro Poache UGE Gidmere. Lighthea LohPyattaak « | fees USS Gl The men train daily at USO! eee Bathweite Fleet NCCS and Li. John Burk, USN, Hewyweghis RK L. is confident that many of the} VES Gimere Jimmie winners next week, will go on} we. EPOCH Tex Harding,’ from Charleston, S.C. to win the} Wunie. Tom Batene:, WAS Championships in Sar! ah fom Sone All-Navy F i j ginning of the end. DOP TO BEGIN: SEASON ¥ eo STADIUM SUNDAY =: Named, SubRon 4, A Bombers, Red. Raiders And. Americai: Legion Clubs : Game Marts At ‘est al ie’ dio wa i es nt Yt: ‘warm, Moderate beeoming; fresh south- erly witids “today . and? ‘tonight. Fresh ta’ strong’ southwesterly winds Sunday. Florida: ; Partly. sclor south rtion and mostly ‘clo north; rtion with occasional rain’ over ‘treme north’ portion today. iSunday fair and cooler with a about how to, recognize the sym, a Four vs. Red ‘féw showers over south portion. | ptoms of cancer in an{éarly stage Jacksonville Thru |” Florida; Straits: "Moderate: to occasionally fresh south to southwest winds! toddy. Sunday fresh to possibly ; i moderately strong south to} southwest winds shifting to northerly over north portion, Partly cloudy: weather with a few showers Sunday. ' i East Gulf:, Moderate. winds to- day becomting ‘fresh at mes this afternoon, Sunday fresh. to mode- rate strong southerly winds shift4 ing to northerly over’ north por- tion. Partly clody weather cen- tral and south portions pin ( hi REPORT Key West, Fla., nay 2, 1949. (Observation taken at City Office, 8:30 a.m... EST) ‘Temper Highest yesterday Lowest last night Mean . Normal tures: 84 et ~ 80 74 Precipitation Total last 24 hours .. Total this month Deficiency this month - Total this year —. Deficiency this year —.. Relative 8:30 a.m. 4 69% x Barometer (Sea Level), 9:30 ¢.m. 29.89 ins.—1012.2 mbs. Temorroy'y Almanac Sunrise 6:17 am. Sunset -00 ins. ' Moonrise Moonset yg. 2 (Naval, Base, To ow ha Standard, tine Bich ‘haw. “1:03: a.m. 5:29 dumi. {11:35 pam, 7:18 pin. | | ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference Station’. Kev West) a ht of Tide jer \ Station— Bahia Honda (bridge) .—Oh 10m, 0.0 fu} No Name Key (east end) _.+2h 20m Boca Chica | (Sandy Point)—0h 40m Caldes Channel | (north end) .+2h 10m +14 ft. { 000 NOTE: (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to be subtracted. (+)—Plus sign: Corrections to _ be added. ‘TODAY IN HISTORY (Know America) 1865—Gen. Li army slips out of the Petersburg lines—be- 1866—President Johnson de- claves Civil War at end, except; in Tex 1962—The Electric Theatre, first all-movie house, opens in Los Angeles. 1908—Last national convention of the People’s Party or Poni: lists, which ceases to exist with! the rise of the Progressive Party. 1917—Historic President Wil- son's “The world must be made safe for democracy,” before’ a joint session of Congress. 1928—Act of Congress permits | American Indians born in Cana; | da to cross the border at will. = | 1941—After exercising it for | ‘some 35 years, the United States turns back to the Dominican | government its customs control. } 1942—Savage fighting on Ba- taan. 1945. mericans take Kassel, | Germany, after violent fighting. i 1946—Jap Gen. Homma, who had ordered the “Bataan death {march,” executed by American firing squad, in the Philippines. 1947—U N Security Council votes U. S. trusteeship of former | | Pacific islands mandated ‘to the “jis taking every possible step to *Albert Carey; rural groups, Mrs. | fishing. scenes, - picnicing -and swimming, The Key West Chamber of Commerce is aiding with re- bs county to ‘fight the disease that ‘strikesone out jof every. six Am- ericans at ‘somie) boas ine ba s nat ical regeareh eal cy to, discow misses and |g ‘eure’ ey gl ps possibly fo ‘fang = the disease; to “it pose sible for more cancerpatients to receive, adequate treatment, care, and to place in hands. of every family in iMonroe:.county ‘facts whén fro a third toa half the gases ean be cured. “The American Cancer. Society is not: conducting g,')‘charit) drive. }t is conducting a am pai Which might mean the. eee between life and. death. fcr. any of us,” Mr, Carbonell pointed | j out, : “because } teancer. can. strike anyone, “There ‘are no. age limits,, no economic barriers that can stop cancer. from striking. But we all can strike back.” The aim of the campaign this |* , year, the chairman said, is not to see. how much money. 'can: be raised, or to raisé the goal from a few. contributors” of large amounts. “We don’t want more money this year—we want more givers,” he. declared. « ; &, One ‘of the principal objectives “of. the. finaricial campaign is -to tell each person asked to make a contribution the _ essential facts about cancer which. will enable him to recognize the disease if is should strike and seek medical attention while the chance of]! jcure is greatest. “The American Cancer Society |< cut down the appalling toll of}/% needless deaths cancer is caus- ing,” Mr. Carbonell explained. “And at, the same*time it is financing research which it hopes will some day wipe out cancer, A} very small contributign: “each eitizen of Monroe cont: will pay big dividends in Gal ing * this program possible?** Headquarters for the campaign! | will be located at 532 Duval st, / 4 Mr. Carbonell announced, wher information and pamphlets will,e be-given out. Contributions will also be accepted here. The head- quarters will be open, beginnins Monday, April 4, 1949, from 10:00 , a m. until 6:00 p.m. Members of f§ the Navy. Wives Club will staff ; this information center through. ; Saturday, April 16, 1949. Highlights of the campaign will be a dance at the La Concha on Saturday, April 9, 1948, spon- {sored by the Jaycee’s and a mid- night show at the Monroe Thea- tre, Tuesday, April 19, 1949, spon- sored by the Business and Profe: sional Women’s Club. Mr. Car- bonell stated that highlights on the dance and midnight show will be announced later. Members of the exequtive com- mittee for the Monroe County drive are as follows: Chairman, Dr: James B. Patra more; county commander, : Mrs. Eileen Coughlin; county treasur- | ¢ er, Joc Pinder; campaign chair- :. man, Louis Carbonellf* Other members of executive commitee are Dr. Herman K, Moore, Dr. Leonard H. Conly, Dr. J. Lancelot Lester, Jr... Dr. Delio Cobo, Earl Hamilton and Albert Carey. Members of panel: Campaign press, Mrs. Vera C. Wood; education press, Mrs. Dor- is Carey; radio, Mrs. Ruth New- ton; women’s organizations, Mrs. Stella Ciesinski; men’s organize tions, Dr. Jack B. Hayes; schools, the’ information Julio Forsythe, of the Marathon , Chamber of Commerce; ‘visual ‘education, Antonio Martinez; in- jformation center, Mrs. Vera Wood. KEY WEST TO GET Continued From Page One) leased within 60 days and should assist in creating summer tourist business as. millions of _listene: will receive the television broad- casts in their homes. The Grant- Jand» Rice Sportlight will . be shown in theatres to added milli- ons, The film “is* ptimarily a sport picture, and ‘will show fish and shauna not be modernized. instead, should indintain its Bes nt ent quaintness, which’ makes it as! distinctive. winter resort, fe erred yesterday . with, Mayor Willard M. bar jand ¢ity- coun: cilmen about the completion the sewer project in’ He told:them. the | co represents will pay terday to,’ ‘oday for Key ,Vacas., to rejoin will complete his’trip by the. end of next’week, and that he has a j fairly. large catch of sponge. terday on a business . ie in ~ West. apa > from a visit in Miami: Saitorial Paragraph: “Be a good ‘citizen® and bo geribe for'The Citizen.” % ae “Was amended to give women the hy1880) state governments, | almost $5 billion tax reduction items that it now being sought, | Weter | Jap: s. |search and the procurement of 194¢—President Truman vetoes vtoperties. One of the necessary. is a relief map or-a large ~~», | drawn in perspective, of the ene a \ tire strip of Keys trom we sia. Brok«i. Crown is the name of land south. If anyone has such a a two-year-old race horse sired map that may be photographed hb Jack High out of Up The Hill. for use in the films, he is asked to 4 full brother is naméd Pzii of miake it available on a loan bas- cis bill, but Congress. veto overridden by tt phia diugisee oes lias pi ¢ It pion, dune wo ities i his. Poel s ee eb Mich Bald that Key ee * Under © the ase ‘operated over routes {ato ac nc whic ng + president of. ‘the ‘atin uPont interests..in Florida,’ con- ae ini, can be operated n. and, New York: ° Pan}, an Airways aircraft can National's |4, from New York to Miami Com seven Miami in|” Panagra’s w operate over American’s 'S | ites, i: metgeats ? Aires and West coast of South America’ ah a the.Canal Zone to Mi-; irectly .to up their native avast, spawn next spring must now | ® an added hazard. They wilt! jeetnente get cones but. will also] p, hep petg hy pong 4 age of sel eae will Paaigteaen schlilhnastepolana merican Company | ed here to hago quality tests of the fonts tio fy ‘new pack. ribbean in- : n’s age is determined] Destroyer aes ae fas the Sea Horse pe. The rings on the; the Pacific war, is eal the fish's approxi-| conduct reserve training ‘@nate age, in much the same way } een nire rings tell the age of; much ‘experts. to tell how the fish has spent in salt water. : — ™ ° pasts Bigelow was_ the in- entor of the carpet-weaving achine. TRY A POUND ee H n plated . the agreement, merican ‘Airways would sacquire a; 30° per cent, interest in ‘atonal and W.R. Grace and ipany- an 18 ‘per cent interest. ay i agrement, .. which Georg Carey: : eaaiee “+ Westers, elf. Coey, ae here, returned ba heir home i in Miaini. . ie ‘National route pain Nélion ininake lett lines i mitiated by the Ch sponging * véssel. He said -he accomp! sUve. | purpos: in i n * George Griner lett pare AML. Il Wind— ternoon for Miami’ to’ visit. in |” at city several days, 4 Dr. J. M. Renedo artived 3 Yyes- * Mrs. Ela’ Freedman returndd the surface of a lake, * Today The Citizen says vin: an ‘@aught-in his right eye, ever, doeters - removed the w } .damag eye and . sent it, % By 1920, when the pooh “ote. they had been enfranchised. Bank. ne ‘vl id peredae i “We have a complete assortment of shoes for Easter wear. Hun- dreds of styles from which to select in a great variety of colors and there are plenty of Whites. ~S MEANDER ‘FORTUNET’ Shoes for Women “WEATHER BIRD” Shoes for Boys and Girls Freeman and Nuinn Bush Shoes For theMan NYLON “SEAM PR UF” SLIPS In Any Size You Desire . .. Other Seampruf Slips in Tailored and Lace Trimmed . . . Sizes 32 to 44 MILLINERY See Our Wonderful Colléction of Easter Hats : Flower Trimmed and Extremely Dressy WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF GIRLS’ HATS FOR ALL AGES COME and LOOK AROUND = Chas, ARONOVITZ DEPARTME. STORE [anna Ey WEST'S LARGEST STORE TOUTE” “GREENSBORO, N. C.—When the fishing. line of Joe Harrell Leonard, Jr. 22,,caught beneath he jerked the line. The hook flew up and damag- |= ing the eyeball so badly that the eye could not be saved. How+ cornea from ’ Leonard’s via an Eastern Air Line plane, to New York for delivery to the New York Eye its: use -will RVG sight tg to Gompany, grew ‘out of the’ ie of the ittern of ‘National , Air- | vil Aero- tic: ptember, ie. 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