The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 22, 1949, Page 6

PAAR AOOOORORAEDS ‘The baseball clubs did net want te play during the holidays, some players because they were busy, others becouse away and none yearned to play The locale could have been giv- om « weet on Christmas Day and New Vears Dey, if the boys would heave played. because Miami: has » North end GSeuth game that mm New Year's Day alright for these that can ond enjoy these games if they them Thee who stay at ‘sone, would hawe enjoyed # good heetall game, and we would only city in the played @ game Price anid that we have ctmate in the world for eepectally in the winter ond te bes Wweveled oll over the ond should know. It is a he added, that we do not » tallfield. This same thing ¢ ewery year by many fans, pest falls into empty space, | heater. ees sqaeeamanaenasiat ne md & ¢ $30,000 including aid get together hing for the stadium MPGET TOTALS ‘Coptinued Pron Page One) photographers maga | ond erect Key Wet aor cen in Miami 7 eoesberst p East Coast Highway comtingencies fe vdvertesing $900. Postage y tihng trips, $150. i do im Key West) publication) $500 Weems FONE ¢ ONL GOtE NS thd EN FORE °WTED BEDSTEAD AND CHIMNEY are ot ee Game. Mich. tarm home of Mr. and Mrs. ceeee @here five of thelr eleven children were frem en overheated coal The parents. grand Te Bese started re viet apeteie snes chibdven excaped thrvugh windows ed by the Parent Teachers As-| ~ .of the Poinciana Ele- school met for their ria’ sher| Close City Hall inverts oe On Saturday * den: was well represented by parents of the cubs, and — Closing of City Hall an Satur- ir respective ee came tor this |9Y was announced today by 2 collected, repaired | City Manager Ralph D. Spalding, toys to be distribut-; so city employes might enjoy « children of Key| holiday lasting until Tuesday 3 nurseries eine forenoon, The Hall will elose at heir Christmas . rs Den f collected toys and as a 5 P: m. Friday and will open at den carried them to the fire sta- 8:30 a. m. Tuesday. tion. last Thursday. Christmas de~ a corations were made and sold in the Rest Beach area for funds for a den Christmas party. Clothes pilot was not ppomars ave oso and given. mundo Beiro, and Juan Lopez, en ee on Sa i Past President. West. ibs . ee From Pagans) General Secretary—Jose C.} Den 1 collected toys, and plan Renee a: Sanchez; Treasurer, Ignacio Perez/ to sing carols for the occupants of Recording Secretary — Mario | and Assistant Secretary, Antonio] the Old Folks Home on Stock Rivero. Island. They also presented a playlet for the Pack meeting emphasizing the good done by eee tee ROBERTS Utter Seem a Open uNTa oe Fm (@) Wirephoto UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY FOOTBALL TEAM, working out under a warm Florida sun. instructions from Coach Bear Bryant in a practice session at Cocoa, Fla. The Wildcats will Santa Clara in the Orange Bow! on Jan. 2. Early drills centered primarily on pass offense star quarterback Babe Parilli doing the pitching. Tackling and blocking was hard and ap- proached mid-season form, the Wildcats’ mentor said. ’ » Late Bulletins - (Continued From Page One) First reports said the tra: rt crew members were not injured. | |"Wiee Vice Recording Secretary — So tere FIVE DIE IN FIRE Adolfo Lopez. ¥ California produces about 200, CHARLESTON, W. Va—Five _ pirectors— Rogelio Garcia, Dr.| 000 tons of raisins annually, the old toys gathered and taken persons died in a rooming house Delio Cobo, Abelardo Boza, Nes- a to the needy, children. fire early today in Charleston. tor Dole, Evelio Valdez, Armando} Not counting Australia, which} The next Pack meeting will be Two children were among the Canalejo, Sr. Rabel Ybarmea,}.is regarded as a continent, Green- | held January 16th, and all inter- victims of the blaze believed to Narciso Castillo, Armando Fer-] land is the largest island in the|estéd parents are cordially invit- have been started by a small gas nandez, Heriberto Rodriguez, Rai-| world. ed to attend, at ESQUINALDO IS WARNS WESTERN UNION TALLAHASSEE. — The State | Railroad Commission wants im- mdiate compliance with its or- der to cut wires which allegedly are bringing racing information imto the state for bookmakers. | The order was given to Western |} Union two days ago. Yesterday, the company questioned whether the commission is a “law en- lforcement agency.” Today the commission gave a firm reply. It said: “We are a law enforcing agency and expect strict and immediate compliance” with the order. The wires affected are those of Intra-State News Ser- vice between New Orleans and Florida, and Radio Program Press Service between Baltimore and Florida. i “THAR SHE BLOWS” | (Continued From Page One) | fin whales, or two and one-half humpbacks are equal to one blue whale, Most expeditions have elaborate factory ships with them, which immediately process } the kill into oils and meats. Much of the whale goes into making margarine and cosmetics for Britain. 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