The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 17, 1950, Page 7

match, which prom- Is be both interesting and ing, .will. be played Wednes- eam ‘The high school @ fis bring their training period J grand climax by playing 2 group of young ten- from the Truman Ave. St. Joseph’s Schvols. "On Saturday, the underdog school girls play-the highly- peoevent sits jn the first four is between plucky Barrossa and Captain Rob- Gato or Villate and Curry cage de and) Kerr. In order Award Winnet Pro (7 Photo PROF. CALVIN A. BUEHLER | (above). head of the chemistry | at the University of | Tennessee. has been chosen as__ the first to receive the new Southern Chemist Award. The gold medal will be presented to him during a banquet at the South-wide Chemical Confer- ence in Atlanta. Ga. Tuesday night. The award was establish- ed by the magazine “Southern Chemist.” = Seats Calendar GOLF Municipal Golf Course (Stock Island}. « Dey and Sunday olay Sigview Park ‘ "Daly end Sunday pny Daily.and Sunday play. ; SKATING Bayview Park Giight) FRIDAY— 7:30 to 9:00 P.M DEMOCRATS CHARGE (Continued From Page One) jing in the New York City area last night. He called the Democratic! charges a smear attack and he/ said he was glad Hanley had met! the accusations head-on. NEW DRIVE (Continued From Pese One) sail McIniosh Bombers 4 54M Park Vidal: Fans Seventeen Batters To Score Win Vidal and Alce staged a p ers’ battle Sunday a: Oce: |Park as the Ato: Bo -fedged out the Key Went Clowns 6-4 ina 12-inning baseball con- test. Vidal. struck out seventeen batters and Alce whiffed Vidal poled a home rut histowr game. | Score: Bothbers Clowns: } NGdaly and Henriquez: | Alce and McIntosh. Box Scores: Bombers Player— | Al” Acevedo, 3b D. Lastres, }M. Henriquez, c |B. Roberts, cf jJ. Mira, Ib }R. Arnold, 2b R. Santana, 2b | K. Rodriguez, rf | L. Casado } J. Sheppard } V2 Vidal, p Totals— Clowns Player— | Hateh, 3b | Washington, 2b | Scott, 2b pases 1C. Alce: p-If } | i } | nt Bryant, ¢f __ P. Allen, rf fA. Dearf, if | Butler, ss B.) eyes wo ro 0 Ger me ml eodgnme UW waweooosoom \Hawkers Should ! pepe sa RESERVE OFFICER ON | | (Continued From Page One) duced ta the gathezing by Mayor }John Carbon | After Thiebault spoke, th . jor asked that he: sit at the’ table reserved fe jattorney, city clerk and press j BSE SS SERPS CE ; ~PLANNING BOARD (Continued From Page One) have only a 5 fi ing that-he will ¢ {Catherine street. Pr flaw requires 10 tbacks. Vote for the motion was 4-0 with King jand Harvey Passing. } On unanimous vote, a M | was allowed to continue cons the manager, city! ; Be Thrown To Bears CHICAGO.—(}.—It happens so c You're in a rush to get to | *2 But everything } y you, and by s|this afternoon “and hurricane dollar each. was taken cate of, little tag on ic tag worth three dol-~ i happen to the should play in le the tough Chis At 8:30 A.M., EST | WEATHERMAN: |: Says! : jter of hurricane. Diminishing >| Straits. gned-Bast Guif.of Mexico} , | oast. to Fort. Myers. Northeast] elsewhere. Diminishing _ east to} SIR VSessssusses _| Minneapolis — Memphis New Orleans New York Norfolk Oklahoma City ~ } Omaha | Pensacola __ Jeeps, aided by Indians on horseback, recently stampeded the Crow Indian tribe's - bizon herd for a scene in the motion picture “War Path,” dealing with the life of Gen. George Custer. The Key West and Vicinity: --Rain- squalls teday and tonight becom- ling less frequent Wednesday. Strong northeast winds this after- noon increasing to gale force late force over a small area near cen-| winds ~ Wednesday. from the southern quadrant. HURRICANE WARNINGS DISPLAYED. Florida: Strong - northeast to east winds and showery squally weather this. .afterncon and to- night’ diminishing winds and Squalliness Wednesday. Jacksonville Thru The Florida | See latest Miami-advisory. Hur? | ricane warnings displayed Palm} | Beach , southward. through. thd | $200. Keys and “northward on “west storm warnings displayed else. } where. Strong northeast. to east | winds reaching hurricane force in} vicinity-of storm and gale force | southeast winds _ Wednesday. Cloudy showery squally weather./ Report Key West, Fla. Oct. 17, 1950 bservations taken at City Office | 9:00 AM, EST Highest yesterday Lowest last _— Mean 2A2%inst| sak SSE Truman, MacArthur And Their Conference Sedan GEN. DOUGLAS MacARTHUR AND PRESIDENT TRUMAN stand beside the 1948 well-wort De partment of Commerce sedan in which they rodé to their historical conference on Wake is the best vehicle on the island. This picture was taken by William Allen. Associated fj Se a eae ite the fret crpinal copy recowed i= tno Game States since the conference. KING PLANS CUBIC «Continued From Page One) Mesa, $2,000; John W. and Mary. Apn Barrett, $4,800; Lillian 1. | Carev, $3,000; John W, $1,350; Key West Foundation, “A further request to cover 1949) assessments for Galey and DePéo im the amount of $900 and of Mario Vierra, $2,620 was defeated by 3-2 vote. with Harvey, L. Car- bonell, Adams on one side end J. Carbonell and « Eisner on the other. Plumbing Code Amendments Pass Amendments to the plumbing code passed by 4-1 vote on first reading with L. Carbonell dis- agreeing. Telegram from Plumb- jer Albert G.. Roberts. was read urging non-passage of the amend. | | ments. Roberts .cautioned that} the new amendments infrince fon constitutional rights of citi- zens to make their’own plumbing! installations. Dispute Ended .,. A letter wat read by Building |Inspector Raloh Russell declar- ing that the Sunshine -homes are built OK, and asking that the ‘Eastern Standard Time Low 10:36. p.m. &:45 pm. High 2:19 am. 433 pm Monday, November 6, has been lesignated as the day when al earing will be given to a re- [quest to rezone blocks 36 and 53]- off Roosevelt boulevard. Plan ning commission had requested; that the property be zoned to residence “B” in order to allow Sirugo to construct motels in that area. Harvey recommended that the change be made te AB as mo- tels wouldn't be built in resi- dence “B.” is a puppet if its powers are re-{tion at 1401 Newton | Pittsburgh — stricted. jwill be granted. non- conplinnse| Roanoke _ ‘The commander-in-chief of the | with side yard setback “minimym} St. Louis =. South Korean forces, Major Gen-|requirements. Pazo was stopped| San Antonio> eral Chung Ii Kwon, says Com- mm building when the city is-| San Francisco munism hasn't; taken: rapt. in. thc }sued.a warrant declaring the work} Seattle = minds “of most North Koreans, ./to bé done ini widlation of city’s} Tallahassee Back from an_, imspéction wig beiidice code. Pazo's «next-door| Tampa . to Wonsan, the * young general jneighbor: had complained that! Washington Says the North Koreans. have|rain-water fell on his land due to! been cooperating willingly,in thejthe Rearhess of the building on} Jean aioe cleanup of Communists. jthe property line. [Ne@ York, 42 Bids wete fead for 1,000 teet/] of fire hose, >and? four traffic} “Dasleht Fligh CHICAGO: NEW ORLEANS ___.. + 85.00" NEW YORK’S GOV. THOMAS E. DEWEY removes his coat and vest during a New York isle vision show in which he said flatly he would not run for the presidency in 1952. He said he would xu = xu xu