The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 27, 1950, Page 8

gene a eerie ‘ CHALLENGE MATCHES Peru's Pancho Queiros, Com-%* R.R. Graichen Of Air Force Leaves Here Ralph Biauvelt, and Lty A. Hamblen all won challenge matches in week-end; tennis in epartion for the University of | on March’ 4. siros, ohe of Peru's “finest players and possessor of a stone wall; baseline game, outfenc Roberts Smith, Key: West's . num-{) a4 5, by the narrow margin of* , 6-4 and so bounces into: the{ Bic Sx Pect-him to give Key West’s — long run for the Bleuvelt, turned back the of Commander J. A. McAl- \ for his number 10 spot! an 8-6,6-2 triumph. Blau- ; form although he re- } a admit it except with a ak. racket. ¥. A. Hamblen again in- a his superiority over Peter to the tune of 6-2, 6-2. +Jela forgot to’bring his steadi+ e | court ‘with’ him and fan- his ‘attacking’ fore- of getting ‘his ‘arm, ‘and racket through the RC Lists Its Deeds Of Past Here be truly said that the f the Red ‘Cross is not ords but in the Hvea at “both were “made, to these loans ‘792 And’ dependants re- kind of Red Cross 382 veterans and the Red. Cross. ried. This was fishing smack . Two of the crew of 8 appealed for clothing, four furnished with new fish- i ed. There volunteers 1600 hours in Naval Hos- Leon Home during In addition \to the re- ) Gray ad gave hours werd held for n "and water meaty were or 40 Hi students. a both swimming and water: as well as wurst aid, ‘the Were taught by qualified, tors trained by the chap- Yer, A home service group gives 24 hours service in case of an emergency, As a matter of fact the primary responsibility of the Red Cross is to provide home Service to members of the armed Services and their families. and fo veterans and their dependa- ents. ‘A broad program is under way for 1950. The Red: Cross is a must in this city. You can do your part by con- tributing to this undertaking. UMW PLEADS .{Conunyed From Page One) fering a court order to end the strike. ‘ uePhe-union, is expected .ta, con~ fend that the strike. is a-spon: haved moyement..by i ers. And that the uni ‘not responsible for ‘the conti ‘tion of the ‘strike: *wThe UMW has: passed’ up a trial by jury.” The judge who or- @ered the miners back to work, Richmond Keech, union on charges of ignoring his Sie trial: started atter long ‘but futile attempt last night to Evid an 11th hour agreement. “pegotiations lasted far into; the-night, but ended at naught. +The National Education As- ‘Sociation estimates that in Jan- 1950 at least 250,000 city! @hildren were in school only, part Bede's, eae opitl county only ona “MR. is trying the | ADVANCES IN TENNIS — eg Force. secretary,. Panch®. plays Ralph ' visiting at the Key West, Naval on. Tuesday after- Station for a week, Moon at the Park and many ex-' Saturday and flew back to Wash- ington. ‘While here, G the anti-submarine warfare work it old fox, Commander peing carried on at the Key West Naval Base. The U. S. Soi rain .wete dumped on.a field at ‘once it would raise seven inches * of soil three feet into the air. singles is already superion, Service seysthat if a two-ineh STOP. SIGN dle, aichien, adepiity Air | ho +has been. left there raichen studied il Conservation CHARLES W. HOWARD'S NOOR (3), Crosses F eNTucKy STATE COLLEGE. (18). Lt night, Western Kentucky won, 79-60. i ee Sonat age RATE! | neasonasie ROOMS a ee ieee nee so MR, SHORTSTOP” 76 YEAHS OLD HONUS, WAGNER, the. “greatest shortstop of them all”, brated his 76th birthday anniversary Friday in his home at Carnegie, Pa.. He is surrounded by some of his prize trophies. are br his beloved Pittsburgh Pirates. it’qiits me.” says Honus. apt. Bob Lavoy (25) and Ed Did- ‘Westren, are in on this play. Teams met Valley Conference Tournament in Louisville, Ky., Tech, (P) Wirepho cele- “I won't EB Face IN MI AML at POPULAR PRICES Located in the Hear: of the City with BATH and TELEPHONE - Ford Pershing Hotel Hotel |B SO NE. 3rd St 226 NE. Ist Ave. a9 | 80. Rooms 100 Rooms Elevator Elevator Solarium Eeated WRITE or WIRE for RESERVATIONS Miller Hotel NE. ist Ave, 80 Rooms Elevator 3 BLOCKS FROM. UNION BUS STATION } SMATHERS. HOLLAND | | (Continued From Page One) | Commerce of Everglades, who! raga; requested: that I contact Chief of | larraga; Engineers to ‘allow use of emer- gency funds appropriated for re-! moval of obstructions to naviga- tion when ‘such ‘obstructions are ; “ substantiated by Chief of Engi- | neers after investigation. “Granada,” Diego; “Suenos Rotos,” lego; lo, No, Nunca,” omanza de-La Viuda Alcia Llorente; but this will require an appro-|, Solo de priation by Congress and so far : mero. Bureau of the Budget has not! seen fit to recommend funds for} | Las. Cost this propect. ‘lia del Vall “T will be glad to call to atten-! tion of Engineers any conditions! at Key West you believe should! Galarraga be handled on the same treat- | - Facundo—Elda Ga ment. j “In addition to Everglades I | Diego. have already been contacted by Naples and. Venice., Regards.” | Representative Smathers wire “ to Joe Allen, president: of the Chamber, as follows: “Have been making every ef- | fort in behalf of completion of | gia Llorente. Inland) Waterway from Bahia |. Arrimate Honda to Key West. Have urged | | Gonzalez, members. of. Appropriations Com- | Pho mittee to.include item in this roninnin ; year's Appropriation Bill for this project, . Will: ¢heck into ether | matter’ miantioned in your. tele- { gram.” Vivir Mi Vida | Gloria Diaz, Eres tu, (ay Wirephoto the finish line at Arcadia, Cal., to win Saturday's running ofthe $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap. Citation (1) finished second, with Two Lea (be- hind Citation) third, and Ponder (1A) fourth. RADJO QUEENS, (Continued From Page One) “Negta Churcha,” Elda Ga- Tassie de Tassie del “Miseria,” Glaria_ Diaz; Gloria Diaz; larraga. Dame de tu Amor—Tessie de Siboney—-Tessie De Diego. Sin un. Amor—Gloria “Lecuo: Romanza de lgs Claveles—Ali- Carinito..— Roxana Cumbancheros: — iene Mtgician—Ralph W. Beck. Ballet—Bob, and Betty Simp- | son, ‘profesores | soak baile.” hieago. Neither Dan Topping nor M‘ Turner are on the Snuffy. The bot is-painted in baby blue and is handsomely 3,463 REGISTER (Continned From Page One) * have not registered yet to come to his office as soon as possible. “They have only until March 31 to register to vote in the May : New York's _ current’ say it is said, exists T ecause of thé city's: Alegre,” |} complete its Delaware hedule. “One Kis, de la} scl | Pelicula,” “Luna Nueva,” “I favor deepening of - Intra- | Llorente; Rogelio ,no. me Aprie- Coastal’ Waterway to Key West, ; ites Mas,” Roxana Gonzalez, Piano--Maestro Ro- Alicia Callejera—Carmina Garcia. del Querer—Migda- Farolito—Migdalia del Valle. 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