The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 1, 1949, Page 5

FRIBAY, JULY 1, 1949 Tides-nn Wins Sixteenth Softball League Game | Defeats Op-DevSta 22 *—— Te 9%; Hamheo Ream | iry eterans Heats VX-1 Pivers |Da yV . ty 12 Tet Seore | LO Meet In First fides Inn won their 16th game | (* H hn they defeated the Game Tonight + 32 we Sere. The | 4 amall change is made in the | wored im every if-isefthall games scheduled for te | bet eight singles, five might ot Bayview Park. Adams | nies amt two hamers Dairy and the Veterans of Fore- | Development Boys bit eine | #9 Wars will plsy the first. | j j j —-_ The leaders | While the Naval Honpital and the with « single Blimp-Ron game will be the sec Barber hit two, “4 contest. * . mile while Sweet-| Seturday night the first game i t= double and « homer. Or.) Wl be between Bamboo Ream oman » homer Fors @Ad the 9th Street Bowler: af Mi. aeere, Fisher t two singles @%. D. Roberts, with Castro be- White 2 double [hind the bag, will be the local | m the fie Lawrence, Chick | #em's battery ; i White were the best for the! Tht Flyers will play the visitors homers and Gropese, Barber were |i the second game Claude Vai © best fer winners | dex will be on the mound for the | Soare R. u. £, Flyers. He will try to do what he | Pa che eatebe ng re 'TOUGH MAN IN 4BALL TOURN $192,764, which is almost) More than the salary of president of General Motors boom business 6 { drive-in | res is finding that the movie} y is almost a sideline to sales j of other things. The ordinary mo- | , vie house can sell a “passion pits | | with pix”, is an entire amusement area with attractions such as golf- | ne HERE ARE FOUR OF THE FIVE BIRMINGHAM MEN chosen to eed the “Committee of 500° in eb violence in Alabama. Left to right: Frank B. Yielding. Jr. @ Business man Lewsen estate operetor: Dr. John Buchanan. pastor of the Southside Baptist Church, and Thomas W. Martin. president of the Alabema Power Company. The other leader, SOCIALITE CONVICTED OF MURDER tes Ine 294 S0—22 15 9) 8 last Saturday when he defeat ng ra r . “ey 7 6 8 1 we North Miami Optimist #) Photo | Oiidren ~ « Mh, pA. 4 . Alien ee Pa wittia and) 5 Tomy beng hed won over the CHARLES HARRISON (left) of Atlente and Jere Pound of jand bingo based on speedmeter TODAY $ vere ie ha. us - ame and Fest game will stort ot t99| Columbus. Ge, have been doing all right ass team inthe second | "Wleage and huge quantities of | lp m, the annus! Nations! Junior Four-Ball Golf Tournament at Char. | '#’burgers. Some drive-in thea-| me rune: Oropess, Sweeting;| & ™> Me second at § p.m totes Thet tres even found that the s0 called | wobame hie Kerr & Meador EER epee bay 4 a4 €8 wes tho best quelitying cease Blendep. | sdeline items pay all expenses of Phe: te Sweeting, White. stoten SOFTBALL STANDINGS | day they defeated Jim Ferree and Broughton Correll the theatre, and the day may a” ; ee (Ba Perk of Winston-Salem. N.C. Sand 4 On Wednesday they met Bill that the chow will be fey By AP Newsteatures to iii “~ } = and Bili Williamson, both of Charlotte. in the quarter [tn customers to spend money , +, fe og 2 . ol = Me rest of the amusement! -yanLee LAUGHTON, b orn VX-1 Flyers 9 7 Ses! July 1, 18999, ot Scarborough, Adams Dairy $1 na] S \ a Bonifacio Yturbide is blind. He | North Riding, Yorkshire, son of vVPw 512 20 ‘ ‘ ‘ j recently graduated from the Uni. | 9% innkeeper. As ® boy he often - j ty of Nevada with an “A” | le away to watch black -face tm the econ game, the Bam CLASS “B- 7 . n every course in all four years | comedians at Scarborough beact See het| oo *e. |VANKS BEAT RED SOX iar irgacccee ee ‘ re The Plyers gave | Tides-Inn 3 84 “ : ‘ ard made at the University in the |‘*dee's in London to train for Smith Lane boys @ ecare in| OP-Dev-Sta 9 9 S50 a lest 17 years. He took same notes | bte! work, but spent most of his when tney scored three | BlimpRon or) 353) Tigers Down Indiaess © Braille, but mactly he just lis-| Wages on theater tickets, -- = eo lmte the lead but it} Neval Hospital 418 250! ae : tened to lectures and remember. |S! the infantry in Work’ War . ttle, for in their half ——————— } Phillies Defeat Navi ator Takes d. His parents were Basque|': “ wounded and 4 b After a course ip the Royal Ace te. seared four and from j Dadgers; Braves Wie Hf mmigrants, which may remind I om Ant h oa “Ee he oon ons anel Ci BASEBALL STANDING : P i Fii h Be SS See prea via a a0 lies it . “ile The firet run was seared when Two Fram New York oetic ig ts [aatps of Europe there are today |e Oe eee iee Lane twnte Remiane @oubieg and an errar al Fleride-Internetional j Pidoubtedly many people with “*"* oul * Ge “t s n 193 bowed Bett Toss the plate fesgee | (sgortal to The Ctied NEW > We Righ intelligence whieh would * . ’ in the second, Flyers’ Markiin| . W. L. Pet.) ew YORK. July 1 —Washing-| ¢ VOR —@) — Neviditor GEE, cases te this emuntr) Aftet suteets on Brosdwey he Havana 55 30 667} | Calta B. McNeely. a poetic soul,! moved to Hollywood where hi walked, Richards hit « single. |e oo Beach se | tam Senaturs beat the Philedelp | Russian anti-Semitic pol x Rugs? « Red ¢ oes ut seeond to first and | 7 — 2 578 rs } atten issues routine flight re-lWipis picked up speed the | “or . ate, “al w a Mark cored. Fisher bunted| (2™P2 6 38 .£01| shia Atiisticn §= 6-6, in the only | ports in rhyme to transatlantic in Hungary the Nazi had}. Bearretts o — fe ad Richards went to third | West Pauly Beach 4835 S78’ night game played in either Sie on Aell | laened ation amp Street and Mutiny on Miami “3% S37 ican Over , Bounty among other films, / jay. Sutton hit a hard one | 5 Reinde league last night | aume Airtines planes called Kis Tarces. The Russians “ ihe op Mone piteher aed the ball hit] padior ie 39 2 Ml) New York Yankees won from |" 00a Have put it back in business with | made him famous with the w Roberts and bounced to right.| L#heland 31 53 369! the Boston Red Sox, 6-3; the De hen flying wey up yonder! shout 6680 people now in this! ' “ und Pither scored. Sut-| %- Petersburg 9856 333) troit Tigers downed the Cleve- | Stimulates his muse, be turns out| concentration camp. nine out of pemegE -wnd | toe ast trying to steal o——- land Indians, 12-6. These were the | 2 verse inapired by Ghe immedi.| tet of whom are Jews. The Com-| TODAY IN HISTORY | ie the third, Bamboo Roo American League only American league games ate occasion |m@nist puppet government in ( , wed four Arites singled San Club— W. L. Pet.) setieduied | Plotting the course of « fight} Hungary does not allew Jew to} Kaew America } tome Bunted safely. Mire sacrifi-| New York #24 «=47) In the National, the Philadel-!of wor brides from Burepe, he|ieeve and goto lereci and are! 1847-—In effect: Act of Cor <¢ them down » base An error! Philadeiphis 39 3% =568| phia Phillies come to life and de- came up with thie one using Jews now in Hungary as/ gress making the overnment wy Hareei amd Agitas scored 38 31 557 | feated the Breokiyn Dodgers, 4-2 y A® your flagship points its nose | hostages in their bargaining with| the sole source of issue of post deck i= safe am a error A wild | Cleveland 35 3% =538/Beston Braves twice won from! to the west Israel for a trade agreement} age stamps - Photo ve vee Santana Acevedo | Boston 35 31 530\the New York Giants, 3-0 ond} "And moonbeams and stardust ‘They are trying to force against, 1851—First 3e postage me walked Catero fanned but Casa- | Washington 31 35 470/6-2; the Chicago Cubs won one! fall gently around exports to be sent from Israel to! in honor of George Washing MRS. JOHN DICKINS (left), wealthy socialite, was convicted @ engied ont Jack and Aceve 27 42 «391} from the St. Louis Cardinals. 12- | “We hope that this flight s strange sideline issued et Greenville, Miss. Wednesday. of the rose shears murder of erese St. Lowts 20 46 3093/5, while the Pittsburgh P fe 6 he hea he fact that 1962--Interna Reve her méther. Mrs. Idella Leng Thompson. in her home st Leland * arth the Barmbou scor National League j best the Cincinnati Reds, 2 A e mself is Jew-' Excise Tax Bil Miss. The jury disagreed on whet punishment should be meted . a gaged & A. ¥ L Pet a | eheaus r « ber C. the pe |‘ ogress first ators cut. The verdict made mandatory « sentence of life imprison one & cut short to first, Mirel St Léuis 27 587 Night Game |} Anothe n © part in the presecution| 1863—Beginning of th mont. Drs, Dichine ts chown with her te nd Gusting the twtat welked and Jack hit the electric | Philadelphia s = ] RH. EB. passenge fre jelay of the Jews by sei a thelr Civi sttle of Get ght pele at right center at the! Bosten . ] 543 | We bington Bil © caused a perty, runs a » ne of graft 1667—The Dominion of Cone i. top end be & allowed « doutie.| New York 33:34) 493) Philnde a 6 the ‘ which he operates an um ja created by umor coormng Barbe: and Mira Cineinnat: 7 98 4495) Haynes, Welk ond Evans ground reilréed for Jews to nee of Chante THREE MOTELS IN at POPULAR PRICES A wild pitch and Mira scores, | Pittsburgh 27 38 409) Fowler and Guerre . ased estine on the payment of § 881—The American oe ~2.—_ Jack gone to third. Aceevdo walks | Chicago 26 42 382) te . - Red Cram Secloty ted in the Hear: of the City and Cestre singles scoring Jack pipe RUE an e ¢ first steam carriage on re 1898-—Battles of S RATES ROOMS WRITE or WIRE nd Acevedo York oe built in France im 1769, ¢ El Coney Cubs REASONABLE WE fer RESERVATIONS The last three runs came in the Calendar ston 3 ‘ nlaied oh Gee Giles am haan Speis with BATH and TELEPHONE ack walked, an error put | Raschi and Silvers, Parnc ache had to be refueled after 15 m 1918-—The ‘Work or F rs " i ‘ msccond and » walk to Cap AS ALL Dobson, Hughson and Tebbett And \ an effect I | | rsh a M th me Ve Sd i —~ f , ore ershing ler rent mal Jac X -' . (Municipal Stadium, oe e HE McN 060: enae ve to adopt unemploymer Hotel Hotel Hotel ~ pitted a a j roit 2 ‘ < ve senestion = ane Afternoon) l Ctevetend EEE pow : ee os 60 NE. Ird St. 226 WE. Ist Ave. 229 NE. let Ave. scare To be announced & fred y39-—The WPA 8 Roon s e Fly scored pee Houteman, Trucks and Robir . fine I Cincinnati He served the A Pp 7 enter Pete te Rooms aot ee | al cm the ean Tamper me the oan ser iewid Peso ad on mas single puts bg ey A _— | 194]--750,000 youth 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION J n chedulec i , 4 . ‘ * . yA opty t FRIDAY, JULY 1— Pm Cie seated /GIRL TRAMPLED IN RIOT THREAT | age ‘of 21 registes f ; At tet the leaders were Fisher First N i Hospital vs ~ 1944—Bretton Woe : " fhete singles in four times BI ~ — NATIONAL LEAGUE -_--- emmy | ccmaaianes welinh Conte impo - Bom a sue whey. Oe Send Adam Dairy va ee ence opens Horniman t< headers were Rants vw a iatstghie ‘ 946—First day without price Ov T rt Li ; ait tom " ; ruoklyn 2 5 <a 2, Sea ih fe saURDAY — = SEs pre ineree erseas Transportation ~~ a + _ -—, = ; » and Edwards } Bill signed by Trumen eid, Rarber who cought ‘om . ¢ | aff the cocoanut tree in cen — Bamboo Roor | RUE mpany, ne. fietd was the best player of a Street Bowlers! Chica 212 2 mght enter Jac and wv vs ye } Lew 5 At mer * Ace | MONDAY he hn Schmits and Walker, Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Por the } Ficher Maree First 79h — os f| votney. Munger, St Johnson —— between —— ‘ Mian dames airy Marti 4 Gar pm — See mg] Second—79th Street Bowler (™ madre } MIAMI and KEY WEST Tien meeo-48 6 Maar Picked Team First Game | Ae 4 a | | RUE Also Serving ALL POINTS OW FLORIDA KEYS ® Morkim. Roberts SKATING | Boston 346 ante daneceenetinnsrtinanndianantils a a Bayview Park. Night New York 6 4 0] gene wun aaicied , Tooke hit Sentene, J.) PRIDAY— Vowetle and Livingston: Behr. | Express Schedule: Barber 7:30 to 0:08 pm. man, Hansen and Wesetrum ; (Mo Stops En Route) . ‘4 ck out - LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (! ict 2: ba TENNIS Second Game jinn SEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar " Rict 6 off Afternoons at Miami af 12:00 o'clock Mid “ New York 3483 — hy 3 yah 1 Beene | "Biliott and Crandall; Jones DWAY LEAVES MIAME DAILY (EXCEPT | j Kennédy, Webb and Mueller night and arrives at Key West at | . ; 00 o'ck vl SINFRSAB | oo — 74 CIGAR STORE sca! Schedule ANNIVERS ARE Daily play. | Pre » 24 0/ } Local Se r ~~ er Cincinnati 19 of Stops At All Intermedtete Potnts Know Amertcay Forty per cent of the industri-| "Chambers and McCullougt 610 Duval Street LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex ees Welle Hart-] a) life insurance purchased if! pox and Cooper apa CEPT SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock Com paper editor.) 1947 was on the lives of women an — COMPLETE & Bt, 208 esctoes at Miam 1 4:00 | i “= ‘ @ nevy ee . octee » ere how =. Died] Subways are partisily venti T vers Def. BA EB. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT + ® lated by the yyy hs 4 “ eat ¢ ° ; Ss ALL | SUNDAYS) af $:00 o'clock A. M. and dri t t ke Deeg gs ‘Porter Place SCORES —---- - eae atte jem tether | —— A HARD-RIDING WASHINGTON PARK POLICEMAN icoks — | - tod geon-general,juler Bogton-C hicago baseball! The Key West Tigers defested | back at « cringing girl « moment after his horse raced over her POPULAR BRANDS of ae . " “ a } Died} pitcher of the 1880s and 1890%,!the Porter Place Club at softball | quring « threatened race riot at Anacostia Park swimming pool = FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE i a ton born in Cambridge, Mess. Died) ot Bayview Park, 23-12, im the! She was injured slightly. Police ideatified her as Joan Sexton | Cigars and Cold FULL CARGO INSURANCE ae A Bushnel! Mart | Pebruery 4. 1908 ; Junto: yoy Sree, Levene | ef Washington. The outbresk started when soms 70 Negro MAIN OFFICE end WAREHOUSE: Cor. Eaton & Pr ow eminent Harvard historian of bis] 1883-—Susen Giaspell, noted — why ok wi the youths came to the swimming pool where racial segregation wes ft D . rk | PHONES: $2 AND 93 age tere Clerksvilie, Pa. Died) novelist aad playwright + “ Pp. } = cams Gates om | ended recently. Three persons were injured and three men | So $ | re Se Shee i emcee | eve amveated —— A EE Mi—Jeke G. Clarkson, pop-l ideetown, Mass, July 27 1048 (Ay Wivephoto