The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 14, 1949, Page 5

OOO ee ade Sepa: 4 — een « oo THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PAGE FIVE : * i BEHIND THE WORLD | Observers say these economic, that the Social Democrats have MEET STRONG Six Clubs Given Berths (Conan Fromage Tw), |e" “The "iusn ans nee |schn te ne Soman : activity points to the withdrawal has’ been iich. Now it is poor] the Federal> Republic are of Soviet o¢cupation troops. But) because of dismantling and loot-| politically, “but there is another strong view that} ing a LEON EAM In Island ty ague alaugh the eee « ep Fis ae, Western rane, the ol “ow te leave Germany, pe se ’ Play In Second Half Se ae ee atesinad | Cae ge eee emcee AT GYMNASIUM) =": = Sunday At Wickers is i i HF | | Peoples’ Police to serve as. an| Party leaders have been weeded | Communist party, will be ist pee iP apf out, especially in the Ruhr Dis-|ed from the Rube to the If this is their plan, then the/ trict. It is believed this . present) the Federal, Russians can be counted on to try| purge is the forerunner to some; Zones, It is ii play a player not connected with any team in the league and over Pimms 4 ty * Field, Boca Chica 16 years of age and in uniform. | +, rogt out. what they call devia- | new. strategic mave iby. the Com-} the EH bnt yi geeky oe ’ eee aaa bb bbbbbba’ isd eteake: sided’ tenkenenteliiah A player must be released and tion among the Germans. munists. ; jed with i activities in Cote Fo Pheer — Pruming tatermetion . , {stand Ci Rat wo, wack teice be canl be Peru ANIM De Etre eal ad : a meeting of the Island City Base~/ play with another club. J. Grif- is, che fof the! “Zones ‘has asked! * The itt Germany is— ball League at the home of the | fen was voted as base umpire if secretary last evening, when the he cares to accept it. . entire group of clubs was given a; ARAM AER eRe pith BS RIS Ss Si berth in the next half of the schedule, that gets under way Sunday, at Boca Chica and: Wickers’ Field Managers D. Sterling, of Ad-=) ams, Y. Valdez, Atomic Bombers, }; 9 Soviet Union,, which cannot be] 0 cooperate in the Federal Par-| what will the Germans them- Jeured by treason trials or purges | iament. But thete is no evidence! selves do” ”. Faden! od re: _~ _ tigocased | cme ced See > genthens Sy ROR DELANEY. Fishing Editor ee tn ie tn | b OR OOOO ORO OO440444400404440444446448 Curi Garcia, San Carlos; R. Cas-! eons they intend to enforce the law—/tefianos, Cubans; L. Warren, | Move toed heeree in Force as silly as it appears on the sur-) Teague and Kinnard for the Boca’ And it looks as though we' Chica Flyers. —t mmm went tave } ; Saterday, and as will just have to grin and bear it.) The Section Base was allowed . }to enter, although their repre: be Wtthe fem. Japooes Request Withdrawn |. sentative failed to show up. ‘The Jaycees again appeared be-|- Others rresent were, O. Blanco, dein ts Citterence “tt County Commission at )G. Lewis, M. Sanchez, Al. Cabot their regular meeting last night, ) and:T. Albury and Pedro Aguilar, hme HOPE bo request $300 toward helping}. Ajbury was elected President defray expenses of the tourna-/ and,R Aguilar secretary. Each whe © eexpeme- ment. A motion was made by | club will furnish the game balls, | Clorence Higgs, and seconded by} and each is allowed 15 players. A eee tor the next " tm the 1967 « chetere las doe Allen, to give the Jaycees the} meeting will be held every Thurs- . * qenes af Money they requested. day night at 6:30 p. m. Heo wothing _ '” discussing the motion, Com-| Domenech was reelected chief! missioner Allen brought out the} umpire of the league. oh tree @ a vow | ale fact that he was in favor of giv-|: Games played at the Boca ae vepreenta- ‘96 the money to the Jaycees, bat | Chica Base, will be umpired by there was none available except) chiefs designated for that pur- * © 4 -~& ; tb from the Welfare Fund. He went! pose, A club does not ‘have to: i on tw on to expiain that he could not /-forfeit a game if they are short — wee giving funds of the county eft: Taaemeae Play Basketball ‘ In view of Commissioner Al- len's statement, one incidentally G. GC te tees We rome Bae ene Sateen one agree te (Games At Gym mtend Jayeees withdrew their request . § During Holiday: wt dees Not for the money for the fishing Basketball managers of the ‘ ©ase® O® date, we may again appear before |-Islapd City. League now being ‘ proft “the that body with a request, and if} Played at the high school gymnas- ; ' id the we do, whether itis granted or} ium,have agreed to play the my ] eoent ed tuurnament ate ew. then = The fishing tournament will go howld be on, and possibly at some future ert) Mallet not we can always be assured of |.games of December 21, 22; De- @ the time they respectful consideration, and full cember 28, and 29 as called for in « allowed to cooperation the ‘schedule. H ' pleese.” Men Wants Turtle Steaks | The decision not to postpone | heat I received a letter from Little} the game was made last night at Lad Rock, Arkansas, the other day.|@ special meeting of the team | The man who wrote it is in| Managers. trouble SSS It appears that last winter. he ’ TRUMAN ACCEPTS Se Nck™ nimoelt fat Worms de, ,¢Pontinued From Page One) sath aeeien of thal licious turtle steaks, He's <oritten| Cheaper of the men of the arm - . ed services is highly important} Represe@iative Ber-| to ask me how he might get some} +4, 'our military forces and to | wtiees through | to put in‘his deep freeze. He also the saticnal securit | that he ‘is wants to know if ft is possible to | died ; The President said he was , tubs, ship them in dry ice, and to} rcansmitting the recommenda- | ale ~ na pene ag him know @ 800M 85) tions of the committee to the Bet oe 7 wet ' don't know (whether Secxesay ot Defense for his con Ponce empes poner ney can or not, althoug = a ot cem possible, but one way I can} irene - 5 Look ahead to a great new fleet of Futuramic Oldsmobiles for 50. Expect the wppor- saguest. he can ease that craving, EIGHT SURVIVORS | | anh eee ey ee eae cae ae ee hopresentative { ‘mous Key West turtle (Continued From Page One? | . surge 0! ap. Ras aa ocke' ngine power, the whispering voice ol fox Talla- steaks, is to grab the first plane} was Tipped by an explosion and S m 0 | @ “Rocket” pace. Count on an exciting new development in automatic driving South, where he can eat them to|set. afire Monday. The burning | . .. a brilliant new partner of “Rocket” performance. Get ready for breath- ~ the his hearts content hulk is drifting about 300 miles . . . . 7 . gone. The SCALES east of Miami, and 16 members of , R 0 C e t S h e a taking new Futuramic styling . .. a unique look of fleet luxury. Watch for three ; t stat Don't make me laugh nea wey ue still missing : complete series of great'cars . . . the finest to bear the Oldsmobile name. Look . i abe : . “Ee iad —-—— 14, Misrat ie ae ere taken ahead to these big advancements, then plan to Go Ahead and Own an Oldsmobile! ‘ get * ‘ }cue plane. One of the survivors, are ss b tee onteh wusiiesr, said Yall’ the ees WATCH FOR THE NEW FUTU 1CS—COMING.SOON TO YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALERS " 2 }other. officers aboard the vessel mM o flost their lives. | ot se. ~~ | «419-421 Caroline Street, Corner Telegraph Lane Telephone 377 ad RECEIVES M ARV ER Mail The Citizen to Relatives © _—___— ee P a ' Cd 1 - AWARD FOR 1949 We tnt me EH, Y0R De e invite you to . - Baseball Star Jackie Robinson attr © 5] will be hailed today as “not only | e 2) a great citizen, but a great Amer- @ th: feemgndes ses Seer make this taste tes : stitute Gold Award for 1949. be #) PEORO AGUILAR Publisher Frank Gannett of 2s ' ez may hester, New York, says in - : ° rks prepared for the presen-| Cup your hands ‘round a glass of Budweiser Lager : ie poston tet eee eas Gat "3 | Beer. The warmth of your hands will highlight } 4 ong Seager teach erp ra scent and taste. Inhale deeply just above the foam. - n no other country in the | world cou!d Jackie Robinson do | There's bouquet for you.:.:and the distinctive, inimi- H t he has done here. The Com r 8 ists speak about eaves : in table taste that sets Budweiser apart from all other I but it’s equality that : i © ” eans nothing. It's equality of beers. Yes, tasting is testing...and seeing is : k rty, of oppression and sup- beli - Wh a St. L ' a pe ae on.” elieving. en in St. Louis, come and see the - - Brooklyn Dodgers star was * i hosen for the annual award for | $64,000,000 expansion of our vast brewery that tstanding contribution to the x . be nt of race relations. | was made necessary to meet the ever-increasing, 4935 he Gannett trace Robinson's back < a aes . A ground, from his poverty-ridden } world-wide demand for Budweiser. In addition, we > uth in Southern Georgia and ie: 5 California to his rise to baseball are building a $20,000,000 brewery in Newark, N. J., = best f and says f é s Cit ie has become the idol of mil- | to produce still more Budweiser. Wh + lions of young boys. He has set an | xample he can achieve such There's nothing like it...absolutely nothing. our 1 great success, others of his race} an do it H wt Hl Under all criticism, Jackie} *€ Robinson behaved magnificently, | f ckie Robinson is first, last} und all the time, a gentleman.” | ARTS —————_—__—_—_———_| maeaesesssssesseees| int a me b Se THE ARTMAN PRESS admired PRINTING private gentioman. | ANHEUSER-BUSCH. INC....8T LOUIS | | 1. i Pt. tt paabbbbba baad)