The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 31, 1950, Page 7

THE KEY WEST CHIZEN = sayed adittle money to buy their) er eee Bang ce homes. Now they will be tpssed/ Cerolina, no a out into the street to make room) Y°2S 6% 3.4 5 4 : for other, colored residents who] Etliel Waters, “singe didn’t. save theirmoney. born in Chester, Pa, 5 } 12—Eiven if they get a “fair}4e0- = : price” fag their homes. They must}, Eugene Meyer, i bof te g0- batk-to the status of Sean Washington, D.C, Post, bor for ther gre no homes that-can} Angelés,-TS-years ago> _ be purchgsed for the money they} - John R.-Chamberiain, editor will receive. The Freeman, New York, bern | $--Some ‘of them have lived —— Hasek! Ga, are Pectineerg lames og 4 Dr. Russéll ‘A. Stbvensbne ean - ae wears of -the University, of i : .—Thev home, small <theugh 4b} School. of ‘Basiness, Bone may be, and: many without. mer} kegon, Mich. 60 years aga st dem conveniences, is theirs. The, Jarman, Ambassador to = 2 : : ard. It's whall / : : Berview Park s % 2 | x a 25 4 38 years ago. . Afternoon and nt , ‘ : 2 Beti to: Department | Myer Kestnbaums* Daily and Sunday piay. : ‘Washitigton. D. C.. is | Marx, Schaffner & “Marx Chi-} - 4 - é . now being circulated. The peti- j cago, born in New York; Sé years | Boners expect to have hundreds j aga. 3 z Bi Park | § p ggescse Sey the document be- . eyview ” < F 1g it to Washington. = Afternoon and Night)| ud { f At last fight’s meeting, a date} : @nd Sunday play. : F F the neces-} age : wz SKATING | ; for the con-[ Red bees 2 Deny in. = Ba 4 SKATIN ba : d roposed public} Avenue public relations, Sx Si) Bayview Park H ae ' - i = the i < vas} The president of the, firm, Tham- ¥ (Night) * nel as Swanson, . said. that Boettiger- B : 3 thad_ suffered a mervous* break-{ _ 7:20 to 9:00 P. m. } A oe 2 : i }down abaut.a. week age... : Lewin. said that-at the pre- | Boettiger’s-former — -brotiier sent time he could not make |Jaw. Eilict Roosevelt, lives i public the particular areas in hotel only.a few bloeks.away- Hip the White and Negro sections | Was kly informed of the of the city that are needed by | . eee the Housing. Authority. t. Mys. ——_ D. Roose- EDDIE;STANKY, New. York, ecohd baseman wh t- 0 di uot said: “Naturally "we 4 ew York, Giants 5: man who boos: fort vee ght ed his $950 batting average, igto the 5300=class; "gets set to lower | t . a s " = 3 ig <8 re “ r f 1 corffer- Mragic thing.” He said he Bad hisigolf score ‘at his home in Mobile.-Ala, His golfing scote<riins & B iger lately and did no inte the nineties. Eddie says his conditioring program of golfing. — ee = note tet eee hunting and daily runs on fhe beach last winfer belping ti . ey | turh 1950 into his, best.yeat ifthe majors. the 3 ‘ = L 3 35% deel 3) a ir 2 ri? Paze ‘| High School JV¥’s Defeat CMI ° : wf = a Junior Varsity By 5-4 Score pen ulae loca Stee ae tap bE ae Villate, Price ‘i But he did say that the area |t8¢.2ew 10,000 KWH steam, plan as , show} Bowsing group did not contain | ‘#407 s Win For High } pats cg 3 as ce cue Eee | a5 Tr School JV’s i |The: @olored low-cost housing FOR & i alte Ee Sehool boys. r ts oti s " t are already r : < eit}, commissioners: il covldn't| “Should Lester be 3 stul in wanted for the White low-cost | ay be built m stilt another ; | Rally To Score | any hemes, That it was land } Junior High and 1 So a > : r e r € purchasing property Manager _Dave King, and SANDS EXPECTED) Y2:ity i f | ed Brom Page One) |defested the Convent Junior Var jon, ~ Lopez .. Funeral MeeeConvent Alumni: Agsp-|and Ca ims, Tropical Trader, Porter-jfaced Judy Trevér- and in Whe Parent-Teachers;Jordan (Convent) im-the phe oF Rey “West high|msatch’of the day. Wifh” One. set Hartis aid Truman elesje8ch and Judy and Peggy leading schouls, and the Mother’s]5-2 in_the- final set Dolores and 3 «s ot M: arol madt - Dake Gopvenk of Mari re straight. games, and the ade] 2s oy Scouts Have been re. [tisive' Victory. x vent); d@feated Johnson by their scdutmaster to|~The vther matchesishowed Sonthe corner of Virginia cs streets. at 7:39 p.m. to Yaak vere. esconn S| Douglass HightSchool's Football Team Plays Liberty City Ouifit Friday CHRISTMAS LIGHTING. ‘Continued From Page One) their first football ~game- of “the ae — : ri © thi a im near the Manchurian|*°#50n on their home grounds 7. Contestants. must-have. their}? if : j The Tigers are facing a better) aicnieys hited betweén the Be = that Hed China is de-jfoe, fie Dorsey Bulls of Liberty} hours of P.M. and 9:36, P.M. A s to protect thé big pow-} city, Fla. ightly the « periéd ex- F : 2 : : B the Yale River. That) the Tigers ate’ patting ‘their}tending from Dec. 15th through lies electricity far into the interior of hopes mainly on. the at} Det: 25th. Decision of the judges Charles Clarke @ brill ‘Reds phy via}