The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 9, 1949, Page 5

who led the field by - sinki FAWTU j ~. Sineto wed emt | : | Come mow | vewrroeen 7 7 a oe < elt ‘i & [| Om Socom 80 et =f i H iff z z Fi nd age* je - | wemvEcet = hit Totals— Scorer: Deardorff. Timekeeper: Jones, JOHNNY YATES MEETS M’SHANE Bully huge 3 bebllrsi F. Peery fomeny Votes, local ring) Mot mes at bat—Henriques ond K. Rodrigues, 30 each. Most runs scored—Alonzo 11 Most hite-—J. Rodriguez 14 Siewt stealer bases- Solomon 5, 10. oer | re Castellano andJ. Lewis 10 each, Most times walked—Knowles Not fanned so far—Robertg of i (®) Wirephoto | SENATOR JOHN FOSTER DULLES (left). Republicam. lost to Demecrat Herbert H. Lehmaan (right) in the election for a seat in the U. S. Senate in New York staie’s election Tuesday. Leh- maan is @ former governor of New York. He bedt Dulles with a mberjack Comes Back Here Sunday USS Amebriack, a submarine regularly ‘stationed at Key West 1 { t 4 (Continued From Page One} Read! acount to try to repair sec- tions’ of- the boulevard ‘that ‘were damaged*ty a past hurricane. There were no» .defit very near future |: Charles’ “Toppino,. Sr., “| known contractor, offered a plan | _ ‘| to the commissioners regarding the rep: g of the boulevard: Commissioner Clarence Higgs was of the opinion that unless some action is taken shortly, that the county will stand to lose thousands of dollars because the water and high seas are gradual- ly undermining all of the side- walk section of the south side of the boulevard. Approve Plat “Burton’s Yacht Basin” plat of Key Largo was approved. The property is owned by Robert L., and Joe L, Burton. Asks County To Bear Part Of Burden County Solicitor Allen B. Cleare, Jr., has asked that the county bear some of the expenses of his: office, as provided by law. In view of the fact that Solicitor Cleare is paid a monthly ‘salary under a special legislative act, the County Attorney Paul Saw- yer’ was instructed to obtain legal opinion from Attorney Gen- éraf“Irvin’ on the legality of Cleare’s, req PaitiTs. Whee —Saves Time ts in Canaga, 66 years ago. Burton ‘Stevenson of “Chillico- the, Ohio, noted librarian and author, born there, 72 years ago, ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.+--+ST, LOUTS RtAGER BEER B dams Daity’ Ws; San Naval Station, which has been in 4 Carlos. ¢ training duty at Guantanamo WANTED to BUY An. extension telephone within easy reach Pr Se Legion. vs. Key’ bam Cuba, is —— to return, makes your household xan more thily— Cubans. & on Sunday, MoWas announc- ie . ‘ EL ed today by the Key West Naval makes your telephone service more valuable ' fed t Joe Rumberger Me- | fighter, BASKETBAEL | Base. : ' by increasing its usefulnees. Where ewe’ educ: h after his ki by High School Gymnasium The vessel carries a crew of s perry ion a on Bh arog goth bagel (Nights) jabout eight officers and 80 men, a $ One or more extension telephones can now against the young Seats Saker. Wee f “ue Sree ariaten | 2 SEER - be installed in your home at surprisingly low * 4 Rings weight, Milton Berger lew ~ ions ub vs. rvice The first patent for the coaxial % - : tn cake event. Milly Moore, ) York Stars. cable, designed for television re-| ** cost. You don’t need. to write us or come to the 4 S"- etter, will pit} Two four-rounders and a battle} §:00—Vogue Cleaners va. Pol lay,, was filed on May 23, 1929. | CITIZEN OFF! office. Just call the Telephone Business. 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Bayview Park. Afternoons ul Wye Ieee a @ith @ mark of 529, followed by Nineten-year-old Paul Su- and Nights ® bas Tile, Villerest ont =D. Roberts) rabian found that out when Daily play. : © with S08 each he tried. te make 4 rifle in —— en om . everegm the attic of his home. He had SHUFFLEROARD Fe! Lead @ short Ingth of steel piping. (Bayview Park) 4 é d Pure AB RH Ave But he decided @ longer piece Daily play. Mision, Cobain 8 3 3 NBt af bene certain rod would, ramon a | pi * ? at Seite 17 4 9 be better. ‘ODA 5 Se temas aie 8 & Be) We pew carritgn in ong | TODAY'S RIMTHDAYS | On the sixth day drink Adams ™ 310 500) end of the rod aiid copees Charles @. Ross Prabal 3" a bb Geb 24 8 7 300) the detonator shargly With a Soaee acorelacy, born in Inde-! another brand of beer i 3 ; .° ‘a be pendence, Mo.. 64-years ago. — $ ; " ' 2 Sante 3 O10 408) wp idea Nbeabi noted aviatign| You'll want the distinctive taste Bia ae ae | ih pg ll seri gge re Flovcgce F. 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Henriques, Legion 3 8 8 208) san Carlos 5 3 . |Mass. born in Philadelphia, 51 Hernandes, Legion 8 2 2 350 | Key West Cubans a Be years ago. 3 eee Adams Dairy 4 4 500}° George W. Burpee, president of DMiseqilances American Legion 3 5 General Analine, New Lork, born < i 2 Redrigues 4 Met tena and Vidal of the Saints. fanned —Sands 15, the Cubans; Santana, of Adams Modern oil wells commonly reach depths of 10,000 feet. | | sees