The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 16, 1949, Page 6

ee ta » | TODAY IN HISTORY } (Know America) - = 2—Krance declares war on burg « | the maintenance of Mexico. Grant captured the city, telling new art and ‘histori 1895—A treaty of peace ends'/of the gteat triumphs of General d ite ‘Act’ und *Historiesl> ewe! ‘ae between Japan and China, {Lee's Armies—one of the most Fibite tbe. hitigings thease 1905—Andrew Carnegie. ‘estgb- intent ting examples of the per- re-of both artistic and histori ui PM ; ee a $10 million. fun {ennial ‘art of Public noggin itt interest. The towers derive otograph of a Key, West pirate; their name irom the type of econ- Veginn Hes Signed »| 1917—President Wilson sche” fap ts P Miss. Marie Cappick; | struction and their use. They are der Case, Jr. * |to the people . to ‘help sfceeaine loaned ‘ ircular fort Allies, plant gardeng and p i A by Bi map of Key West loaned] ysually small circular forts with i ilt chiefly on : i Chib— ee Nate anomoraiy ivid Newton; ol coisevings very thick walls bui i wwe trcale je nt the lan Rah angel oy he ET AT nano ca topos 1,909 , Berns Germany's i “up as soon, as they. become | were always an integral part of ete eh be im the first | SubRon Four 0 2 000 ‘move and appoints commit ble. ithe U. S. Army Coast defense. It GP Bie American Legion meet. | American Legion 9 2.000% dpc pga tie f this were snot a as ,is known that this type of strue- ee Hh Babeon Pour, and in the! i ‘ rt a te ihat wnd«“ harried» “opening, | ture was built as early as . J ips land on Pana‘ ne ist certainly be eed comtest the Red Rarders Sports Calend: ur. 4 a the Philippine Islands, spree f the art showing for the} started in 1861. The Seles Be Atomic Bombers ; : 1943-—U. |S." Planes ‘desthoy “Coening exhibit. There.are pic-|tello Tower is the most beautiful Pee Bem game should prove in SENIOR BASERALL. 2s ) Rallrved equipment on Jap- ol tines by -Hatiang ¢ Kidd,| and imposing of Key West's old hy Lowen tom Island City Baseball League : Nes sButmi Burrett, Garnett,..; Miles’ {forts, and is one of the finest due Chee dr, jut (Municipal Stadium, ts iat Stilwell’s - Aine Williams, Ed. Fisher J! examples of an old fortification @ Wyeut with the Ge Afternoon) “can-Chinese my: advances} i in Alice Bredin, . Jeanne in the United States. Leweue (First Game: 1 P.M.) Burma. Mary’'Core, Elvira Reilly, Right near the East Martello hee made the grade and SUNDAY, APRIL 171 1945—U. S..7th: Army. enteke Giese, Paul: DiNegro, Marie Tower is another historical site, whe i Mey te start the = First—American’ Legion vs. : Nuremberg, Germany, President | pick, Cap't. Arasmith, Caroline | jt is the port of the Pan-Ameri« There. In the ‘aati, SubRon Four. a a , Truman pledges inconditi theres Bill Henry, Jose Mar- by J Sieh fer the Legion. The Second—Red Raiders vs. Atom-|_ \ Surrender” in first. report 'to’ tinez, Morris Saul, Adele Scott, eh burl Stanton or Flohr ic Bombers. : : Congress. | Cyril Marshall,, David Newton on fant herd for the SUNDAY, APRIL 24— 1946—President Truman signs and: drawings and original cera- te te cellar of the Pirst—American Legion vs. nea| Pil ts sy Pete. : nd. Sos! wag M ee dere Wallets Raiders, ‘c ‘ati ae Petites ea es, ‘+ @) Wirephoto injured in Texas-City, Texas” exe oh the Monday after Rosters will play for! Atomic Bombers. ~"}) ‘BOBO NEWSOM (left), former major league star pitcher Plosion! of nitrate-laden trietitet. eg gallery will be ase of the league with SUNDAY, MAY 1— Hartwell, S. C., finds the biggest uniform too small after Sign} ining ‘4 At. Paris, tor Bure ie 19, Firs bgt aoa e t wri Bemibers and both | First—Atomic Bombers Vs.| up with the Lookouts of Chattanooga in the Southern ‘Associe- hindiger Patan SER. to. ee tee ‘ 1 "30 1 m. to 4:30 ow eT era NS ARG tion, Lookout President Joe Engel (right) hurriedly ordered a P tar ao 000 i ® ti urther ao x re will ¢no -charge for FRIDAY, APRIL © : ta ‘sigh aie Sunday,, but 1817—First tree deafjend, directors .‘'School in the cOuntry® +. ‘Hartfor e - size $2 for Bobo. Ron Four. INDAY, MAY 8— : First—Atomic Bombers Red Raiders. : Second—SubRon = Four American Legion. SUNDAY, MAY 15— First-—Atomic Bombers SubRon Four. Second—Red Raiders American Legion, Bayview TING nt | | - WINDOWS, PORCHES, DOORS AND SREEZEWAYS YOUR CHOICE OF COLORS oe ESTIMATE — CONVENIENT PAYMENT west VENETIAN BLIND Awnings — Jalousies — Venetian Blinds 123 DUVAL STREET ies: Ty, Loutestale + Dale 2 en aay AUAIIAUNNEUIANNNENIAT A R ON 0 VI TZ Half-sizers look slimmer in established with ‘a ae dowment. ie* true hope’ hat this most ? ‘gations day: will be one. of joy J and Yenewed faith in the fu-} POSCoE DOCS CoOvCECOSeECOODES rested. y i 1924—United States bars, Jap: | fi anese immigration. i ; 1939—Roosevelt appeals* *to Hit-! . N® “lst: Street ter and Mussolini to pledge a_1! Miami, Florida year peace. 1941—German air raid.on, ‘Ber. fast, Ireland kills some 500: } 1945—U.S. B-29's. attack Tokyo. * 4 WJaps counter-attack on Okittnwa, 1 _._ 1946—Gromyko assails Apion “ean-British aims ‘in Iran: © * 1947—Secfetary’ of. State Ma hall calls on Stalin in Moscow. 1948—U. S. House. approves a’ 0-group\Aiy Foree ‘over oppesi- f Casement plaids Prrrrrrrsriiitir ii ee A sto | tion of President Tru éphi an. (@y Wirephoto Beters Of Mamboo = *— VICE PRESIDENT ALBEN BARKLEY (right), addreésivig Jef- slg Vea bane Nine TOPPLING SAND CLIFF ferson-Jackson Day rally at Birmingham, Ala., calls. for. peace r BAMBOO ROOM DOWNS Hatters tn Last } Continued From Page One) end unity among Democratic factions. He it would eae j wunor trembling of the earth and tragic thing” for the partnership between the South and 1 Four brames swept up on the shore among the} Democratic party to be destroyed, At extreme left stupas Reem won over the | huts and cottages. memes Gar, James E. Eolscep, i the first game) An alarm was sent out, but an |~ the VII Flyers over the Kan- j investigation “disclosed that a dares er oa pel %0-foot sand dune or cliff, on the get the feature of the first | other side of the sound had top- 4 pitching af Roberts | pled into the water and threw it _ ine batters in four | | up into swirling waves. neers, who conducted the every member of je neg prreny said that the top- except B. Villa. | pling at the sand had not been ony nly bit off bis} caused by a temblor, ahd added | that the foundation of the dunc i well until the probably had been loosened by he get 9 trouble | the earthquake on Wednesday af- @hewed tree hits and a ternoen. Cg ed three rune _—_ twe safely and Joe PPOSED Wing bot » homer, Acevedo a trip- o ED TO at Barter « doubt: | (Continued From Page One) y Te he Held Welker had 14 put. ment issued today by the Cham- oat of the Ti made by the Bam-| ber of Commerce. tee eee Mire meade five and, Edwin F. Trevor, president of Gaitte two For Adams, @terling | the Chamber of Commerce, | said Bp ts yy were the hest | today that the organization's ac tw board of directors had voiced *, . &.| -—) othe ‘ 3 wmhamimous disapproval of the] 425 10 « 2 4 3 proposed taxation and that Mon- About end Villeres!, Sends; | roe County's representatives in . Vertically saybed wih lew pm | ¥ ana ¢ by = Ge Sreeetare will be so ad- Z collar sad eufis . y wal and Joe Mi Base Hite Acevedo -— — milk en tee He Benes Antws, 3 SAILORS INJURED ss Selene bee Castro rowe. Seow oak bay Morte. by Laew- <Centioved Prem Fase On) Year, . 'ekall and « broken leg in the at Lewis Sond & rune in| te U. 8 Naval Hospital, where! wet See third innings. Orr! “| were taken after the accident. | tee i four anings Time, Carey suffered lacerations, | S mie whvle Chearcanue suffered a bro. See Githteep the VXI Fly. | **n le ‘ There was some mystery about . | Se ae Lemter’s Mon 1, cccident. 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