The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1949, Page 6

might sew Baernboo mounds. nine, and woven hits West in a doubleheader Saturday at Witkers (Municipal Stadium) Field. The Navy Post of Miami will tome here that day to play the Arthur Sawyer Post of Key West. The first game will start at 1 ;pm. Each game will go seven innings, as required by American Legion rules, MIDDLECOFF WINS NATIONAL OPEN es Bamboo » , efforts eventually brought Gov- ‘ae . Sin | American Legion Junior base- ernment action against the group Shot B Friend © twin, ball teams Will ‘cross bats in Key of bus-rubber-truck interests that y ‘ KEY WEST CITIZEN Magazine Commends : There really was a lot of hot E. J. Quinby, 900 Flagler ave- Neighbors called firemen to) lowing story that appears in the smoke ‘ing from’ current issue of Railroad Maga-| me”, oe ee anne coke zine: “News of the conviction of the notorious National City Lines trust will certainly give satisfac- tion to the many railfans whose jfrom the stove, where Nichols was drying his rain soaked news- paper. See destroy so many rail!“ New YORK—As Jack “Lip- Cy ary _} stadt, 29, sat on the front steps big-name interests and their ex- pasion poor Bs seers ecutives, among whom was the| De'hbor an Sonar = pier ubiquitous E. ‘Roy Fitzgerald, aie aglas wae iS Beatles given the blessing of mass trans- oie SEARING A, UF portation magazine in 1946 as fy ‘ transit’s man of the year, and A shot rang out and ped now president of the trust. In ad-, 2 *Wice-wounded former Slan- ' try corporal, fell dead, a bullet in nue, Key West, figures in the fol-| the residence of Ed Nichols when | ‘ ed in to find the smoke coming |). city. Commissioner Carbonell said that even if House Bill No. 3425 Co: , that the Navy will still have to give the City of Key West its water supply, re~ gardless of the emergency involv- ed. He quoted Edelm:; of an the dition to Fitzgerald and the Na- RBcakoy Se City Lines, also convicted in Chicago on March 13th were TODAY IN HISTORY (now America) Firesone Tire & Rubber, General Motors, Mack Manufacturing, 1834—Leonard Norcross of laine granted patent for first Standard Oil of California, Phil- lips Petroleum and some of their ‘ practical American submarine diving suit. officials. The . companies now face fines, while officials face pri- son terms of one year and a $5000)" 1777 _ Congress adopts Stars “Juice fans appreciate the ef- Fig hag as . national flag— 1846—Historic Bear Flag Ac- volt in California. forts of Comdr. E. J. Quinby, 1898—U. S. Marines former president of the Electric Spanish in Guantanamo Bay- RFC on this. om @ single, a! we paued balls, | fend round. the Bam-| yon again when’ Miami teed | Roberts | Suma peed roe Fort Lauderdale West Palm Beach Lakeland St. Petersburg National League () Wirephoto CARY MIDDLECOFF of Memphis, Tenn., cools his feet and gets a kiss from his wife after winning the U.S. National Open Golf championship at Medinah -Country club in Chicago. He won with a 72-hole score of 286. Clayton Heafner of Charlotte, N. C., and Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., tied for sec: ond place with scores of 287. thet, G. Barber Vie flee to short and “el went out, pitch Railroaders’ Association, for his constant efforts ~to. bring these cored twiee in the flight # the meond stanza wet } Club— Ww. L. 1 ople and cerporatio: j . Phavrae en Ra pitck | Brooklyn 32.20 615) j OPPENHEIMER: TALKS | tice.” pespe ope te ae _iMiFitst Division, | AEP. pston “ . ; tt ote wal Roberts te. Philadelphia 28 25-828 | FIRST MEETING for Europe in World War I. ' rae tee ee eerer 0s.| New York 27 25 519 | Continued From Page One) 1919—Capt. John Alcock and] |, aa é ap error | Cincinnati 22 30 .423 IRTH D AY | nominations, Nominations are in-| Lt. Arthur W. Brown, English ranks @ scolding bridles were | Chicago 19 31.380 | vited from everyone and may be} flyers, leave Newfoundland on| contrivances once used in the Bri- Pittsbu i 19 32.373 | made by writing to the American| first nonstop flight across. the tish = to ee poatine wo- American League { Legion in care of Albert DiNeg-| Atlantic. i men» ryay oh aia Oe with “ Club— (VW. _L. Pct. | eS | ro, Jr., Commander. _ 1935—3-year-old Insull_inyes- End dein ‘on ine pos oe New York 32 16.667 Nominations may be made ver-| tigation ends in acquittal. essed ngue. De 28 22 "560 BURL (ICLE !VANHOE) .IVES,! pally a the malig on June, a8 erat ge assets in the . i : rn Jurie 14, 1909, in Hunt and at one subsequent meeting. It | Uni! es frozen. Groat San aaa ,| Philadelphia aa ms rit ig wnshf Jasper County, Ill. is requested that reasons in sup- 1942—Birthday of the- Women’s ‘Your. it SELLS That Good 23 24 499 Se a: port of your nominations be given| Army Corps—the Wacs. ST ‘AR * BRAND Cleveland 2224 478|°" of a tenant farmer. Called) but this is not mandatory. Any| 1943—U. S. Supreme Court rul- Chie “ 22 27 44g| bY Carl Sandburg “the mightiest | one may be nominated without|ing that public school children AMERICAN COFFEE St ee 3 15 36 .294| ballad singer of any century,” any limitation as to race, creed,}cannot be compelled to salute} ond CUBAN . is Burl learned many of his folk political conviction or sex. flag if conflicting with their re- TRY A UND TODAY ae songs from his grandmother, Kate | The purpose of the annual ligious views, PO SOFTBALL STANDINGS White, who smoked a stone pipe | award is to give recognition tof 1944—Furiaus German counter- 3 ¥ in (Bayview Park) and chewed tobacco. He made his | those residents of Key West who jattack on the Allied invasion ; ony Vil. CLASS “A” first public appearance when 4,1 have worked unselfishly in the front. ee Sands walked Pet./ singing “Barbara Allen” for aj public interest. 1947—Peace treaties with Italy, these Merling -769| quarter at an old soldiers’ picnic. IRR RNG aE Rumania, Hungary and Bulgaria i the -583/ When a sophomore in high school, At least twice weekly, aircraft] formally’ signed “by President to short. -364] he was earning $25 a week sing- from'Alaska fly to the North} Truman. : hop ‘and 333 ipg for a Rotary Club. While in Pole, and back to make. weather 1948—Congress overrides Tru- shortstop's head college he started touring the !_ bservations. man’s Social Security bill veto. © Geared end “B" country with his banjo. He sang — ae —— Se ee ee ee A bad we - ve in New Sen bars, zeae ‘ane ; “ Grenwicl illage nig! clubs, 5 ‘ ws 5.583] tried the stage, sang in Irving Buy It For Less @.:. throw 9 pete “This Is The Army,” and (®) Wirepfot Alon. 0 later in “Sing Out Sweet Land.” joto ~ Lewis He was a singing cowboy in the] DR, J, ROBERT OPPENHEIM: PIERC : B Lowe cen: movie, ‘Smoky. ER, chairman of the Atomic e Alonso scoring ~ . Ener: ‘ommission’s advisory - one from Barber NO MORE BARS onan besser an get a Overstocked on Electric Water Heaters A eovend, (Continued From Page One) joint. Congressional, Atomic and Apartment-Size Electric Stoves = Gard sulin of.marl be placed on grounds ad-| Committee in Washington saree am. and jacent™ to she eeeg oe to ay day. He tells the committee- FOR THIS WEEK ONLY parking facilities. he request men that U. S. military estab- at mar na a ae aii Peed te en ren to Te vanes; eo wel on eipendwe ol] qesees wea aster teas ty WE WILL ALLOW 30% DISCOUNT ! ed to re- $400. Harvey was instruc USUAL LIBERAL TERMS Pirst—Navy Legion Juniors of necessary to use exportable r Se ay | see the county commissione fen leg n eel any pel lative to having the marl sold to bg Isotopes for development West the city at cost in this particular; Of ¢W war machines. Second—Same two teams as in| instance HISS CASE NEARS The city would then comply irst game. i ayy with the Legion request. (Continued From Page One) SUNDAY— Pabst : ° aiaand. Past Legislative Session ment is expected to close its side Wetp eames Termed “Confused” . Mie and Santona gap City Manager, Ralph, ‘Spalding | ° the case by, Thursday. of this lewre Blanco SENIOR SOFTBALL read a report from the Florida] week- wines. were (Bayview Park, Night) League of Municipalities that} But the case against Judith 2 First Game: 7:30 called the past legislative session | Coplon, former employee in the “- & HB) TUESDAY— in Tallahass confused one and | Department of Justice, charged HE MS 8 5) Piest—BlimpRon vs. Op-Dev-| non-productive. The association! 14 civing copies of secret pa woo 7 1] | Sta referred to a measure that | With glviie ‘copies OF secret pa: set Cet Deen and] Second—VX-1 Flyers vs. VFW.| prought laughs and smiles from | PEM 10 @ ussiin aden entered . THURSDAY the commissioners and audience. | ts 3}st day today, with its con- Sh G Berber: stot] First—BlimpRon vs. Tides-Inn.|"Q pill to increase sbeer and | “Gun OP! Yet op a ae weed sacrifice hite:| . Sec Adams Dairy vs. VX-1| wine licenses from $50 to $100] 4 i hag many other aoe, said ; et, om: out: by Flyers. was killed, but a local bill to per- rs H na A many other witnesses ee ee ee et as grant | call, and the government aio | WATER CHILLER OF Deter © off Deen &:) First—Naval Hospital vs. Op-] ed to Panama City. This $50 hike put others on the stand. etait : pF Bean 4 Roberts 5:| Dev-Sta passed both the House and the just for coming in to see . ; ro Te Cet & Villerest| Second—VFW vs. Bamboo|Senate. Governor Fuller Warren the Amazing new 1949 : i pier Mire, Arites Room vetoed the measure, and the and Griffen ae House and Senate passed the bill PHILCO REFRIGERATORS over the Governor's veto. He SKATING Asks For City Help Yes, come ins3:see the Bayview Park, Night a et eh) eeDAy— To Maintain Plot ‘ most sensational refrig- Se Revell oi . George Spencer, one of eight Nd, eratorsever built.There’s ne taen| 1280 to 9:00 p.m. Georg : pe Silene’ local Spanish-American We vet. NOW aucnicws Favorite nothing to buy.;;. the = oe srans, last night requested tha’ a . | TENNIS the city aid the organization in] MOUSE PAINT BRINGS YOU Chiller is yours FREE! FOR YOUR SEDAR = one in the Bayview me Afternoons maintaining a burial plot in city c — Ge other in “- * veter: > and Nights cemetery fer veterans. The al ‘ ~— or ~w | Daily play. quest was referred to the city s-also 35 pe. JADE-ITE FOR COUPE... 14.98 he seeond | ge manager for investigation and DINNER SET i eyed SHUFFLEBOARD recommendation. : eenea e938 . Ree Dares) SMUEELEROUS YEAR OF BEAUTY! INCLUDED $237 ye agree NO EXTRA COST WITH PULL-WIDTH FROZEN FOOD COMPARTMENT with any 7 PHILCO Model fro BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street 891 up m the ‘ . ss, > Recreation Meet ' Postponed tne Recreation Director Paul G ~ Meepitel Albury has announced that the meeting he had originally sched- wled for Wednesday night has| WHILE YOU WAIT ” ™ ane tmaony y te he For the Balance of This Month WE ARE OFFERING UNUSUAL TERMS ON PHILCO REFRIGERATORS SWP HOUSE PAIN Now BETTER THAN EVER Whites are whiter...colors more beautiful! Honest film | COMPLETE BASEBALL - me been postponed until further thickness with smoother, Pa ‘ i fs a y Only 10% Down—Six Months Without Carrying Charges ’ NN ppd j SCORES > ppakasaper es ogres or 18 Months With the Usual Carrying Charges of 12 Months : 5 "| Kelly; st beaessnlooudz,eHospitel | ees one year longer : ore ja World’s Largest Pp Sherman = and) Kelly; stolen bases: “Sherman 2, ULAR BRANDS of than before! @aF- Be Sure and See Us Before Buying “WG 14 N E 20 eae Ber the Hospi Pickard, Kerr; double play: Pry-| POP! Thompson Enterpri lee jo Be t! fee % ME ayble to Krech to Dyer; struck a ad C Id ps nterprises, ween #2 3 5 out: by Nelson 1, by Miller 1, by! igars a? LO Hardware Divi. e Fate bn WP We 18 7 1 Knowles 5; bases on balls: off . Phone 886 ee Hele see Sherman. Knowles 4. off Miller 9, off Ne]-| Soft Drinks : 628 FLEMING STREET —. wee Pievine #on 2; umpices: Griffen and Ab-/ e l ete bet Ne Mert,ieten; scorer: Aguilar, Se Epa