The Key West Citizen Newspaper, December 6, 1951, Page 4

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— oO ht Fh nye: 4 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Therelpy: December 6, 195! “BULLETINS CONCHS ARRIVE OK The Kev West High School An Absentee And Injury To Star | >, Riddle SubRon-4 Softball Squad cows: ‘rises atv On Eve Of Big Game Against SS 2 = ws sm” : Paenmensecie The team had a late start yesterday morning after tak- =: = = + oie, 5 sored Re me i ie 2 B Chica. ,itizen jorts Editor a> ss ne Sage ing 0} rom joca ica. F $e NATIONAL INTEREST | while enroute it was discov- Ah, but there heavy. hearts in SubRon 4 today as the gloomy news ane mney ered that part of their equip- ment had been left at Boca Chica necessitating in their return. The team finally got (Continued from Page Gne) rare cranes in the continent. Allen should know; he has conducted his eireulates that ‘Slugger search from the Texas Coast where; away shortly before noon. Joe” Greene, the Millville the iN cranes -winter to the ss . Artic Circle where they summer.) LOPEZ, WITZELL Marvel, cut his foot and he big birds migrate up through! iy MIAMI OPEN ; may only see limited SE ee Kansas and the Dakotas - i daak: J itel-.iblant ee to Northern Canada. Formerly! “oC ‘opet ab i . a s " vice against the Secret Ser- they flourished in the grain belts of | Club‘s pro, is playing in the $10,000. Miami Open which gets vice squad at OpDev ball | the midwest. Today mechanized) $'°, ul Open hee underway at Miami Springs Gol riage park, toni ht. | farming of these vast areas has} " To « aby the | brought about their decline. Club today. » i Re Duck Rock in the State sanctuary; Lopez was exempted from the curtailment of activities of is a breeding spot not only for the} 9¥@lifying round held on Tuesday | because of his showing in the possible | their ailing ace, the Sub-j white ibis, subject of this case, i 5 P = = "| but of American and snowy egrets,| Flerida Open in which he placed sters have brong nt in| Crmorants, pelicans and Man-of., second after the play-off. | “Shoeless Joe” Jackson! War Birds. It is. maintained by} = os gh une he was on ab inks am is score is, as yet, | the state, but since the State can't! | afford a warden, the National Aud-; ,ubon Society considers it important | jenough to maintain one there | and “High-Octane” MeCaf- ferty from Submarine Res- eue Vessel Petrel. unreported. He tees off again tomorrow at 11:18 a.m. Gene Witzell, Naval champion at Key West, is also competing. li wun she Substers revealed today ce + sveahat they, have, under wraps, Lt.) trot out a ae a é >gamel He qualified Tuesday with a 73. Skeeter ‘Kossert. who burned uP‘ time has not been overlooked by the diamonds around New London} the Substers who are prepared to| Area where he was stationed for | protest at the drop of a belaying| teow ooteh years. | pin if a ringer is subsequently rung ““-"Also on tap for the be low- the- abe | : surface boys will be Danny “Taxi” +Paniels and Doc Charley Mangum. omer ON tap will be any softball! +\¢alent the Substers can snare 211" Sigotind the Base before game time. eeMurmurs of “it’s a fiendish plot circulated around the Sub squad today following news that Lt. Cmdr. Bob Carroll had been _falled out of town prior to the game. Carroll, an éx-Dartmouth +" Gollege star, was slated to cover nvr rveedacond base for the Substers. onvo4)Meapwhile, the Secret Service- 7 seeemen are maintaining a haughty aloofness. Afier releasing their "*Bthrting team and reserve squad, plus the fact that they'll carry a Marine officer as umpire, the squad, retired under a shroud of . ened . Possibility that the SS men may KW STOVES GO ON (Continued From Page One} at the home of Paul Hyre iSeminary street E Engines No. 1 and | get there, the | out. This fire took place ilast night Earlier in the day M Joseph Zorsky called firemen put out caused by | grease. Damage in the kitchen was estimated between $200 and $300. The Fire department 1 ed to the scene, Cactus T | within minutes but did not have | ~ to use their he apparatus. As an insurance. against any decisions being unfairly rendered the Subronites have called upon the services of Chief Quarter- master “Pappy” Soles ef the USS Howard W. Gilmere to act as their umpire. Pappy hes hed 30 years of experience peering | over the shoulders ef catchers and if expected to lend end weight to the SubRen‘s cause. The Secret Seryice men will have W.'M,’ Bledsoe, USMC, as’ their; umpire. Game time is 8:00 -p. m. Ball 7 — park‘is at ‘OpDevSta. Marine Bar- { HOUSE PROBERS racks Drum and Bugle Corps will) (Continued From Page One) be ‘present. First ball “will “be| thousand dollars commission to thrown out by Captain J..W. Davis,) tax prosecutor T. Lamar Caudle Commander, Sab Squadron. Since then, the two New York- Funny about Lt.’Cmdr., Carroll/ers haye been convicted and being called out of town, “huh? a stove fire + one Caudle has been fired. | { a = THE IRONMASTER _“} DEMONSTRATED AT LOCAL DEALERS ee 4e. wenen = =, "7 § i ‘ Plug-in for STEAM do for current peP Parsee ear piv eterers c.Kéey West dealers are demonstrating. Friday and saturday an amazing new *--dron ‘for steam and dry t: ironing that’s the same size “and weight as a regular --« lightweight dry iron, 2% pounds. 008i? ~ Only atter you have » seen this amazing combin- ation Ironmaster demon- : Strated can you truly ap- preciate what a blessing it can be for you. -CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM | The award consists of {for $25; a medal and a citation STAR * p I |The medal is expected to be pre- | RK AN ) jsented to the Chief Deputy | AMERICAN ; within the next few veeks. and CUBAN Bee F EE | Webber recently addres | __rRY A POUND TODAY— | meeting of the JayCees on the} | importance of and the progres | being made, in establishing fin-| | gerprinting facilities in Monroe ! County. | Both Webber Deputy | " Tommy Dixon have stressed the} You i vital importance of erprints | jin cfime detection. The officers | |have studied this phase of, crim: | | inology extensively and have set) lup a system wherein a ¢ tie el kept with FBI in| itizen Staff Photo | od | Washington. At that time Webber revie |the law enforcement 5} tem | |from the municipal level up to} YOU'LL LIK |the federal. H ATTITUDE Apart from DAY LOW PR officials EARLY DONOR B. HARVEY tt MAYOR c his police work | Our Prices NCERNING SEE THE ANYTHING ¢ AUTCMOBILES TWINS PH. 1870-1871 i bank checks 9th century HAMS Armour’s F AND REMEMBER — YOU GET QUALITY TOO AT YOUR M&M MARKET Select Western, 10 to 12 Lb. Avg.—Shank Half or Whole Pork Hams : 59c r. "A" Dressed and Drawn FRYERS Armour’s Star Tray Pack AGe June Dairy Gr. "A EGGS Lean End Cut LB, c 49¢ FOR THE BEST THE BEST PRICES Mott’s Apple JUICE . Frying or Baking 20c RR: Mar Gold MAZOLA OIL. 63c OLEO 22¢| = e®eee ¢ GREENS . can 13c DOG FOOD <a Meat Saver Apple. Juice . “full rn ale PREMIER FANCY “ELBERTA | 7.02. PEACHES .... can n 2c WALKER AUSTEX Spaghetti & Ken-L-Ration . 2 cans 27c For Whiter Wash — Lg. Pkg OXYDOL .... 33¢ Hunt’s in Heavy Syrup, 2/2 Size PEACHES . can 28c SWIFT’S—12-0Z Corned Beef MONARCH CREAM STYLE CORN SUPER SUDS Ig. pkg. 29c can 4]c PIC 2 cans 29c SIZE Meat Balls WHITE ROSE GARDEN SWEET—PIC. SIZE PEAS . 2 cans ic PRE MIER SLICED “Pic. size :2 cans Zic| BEETS . 2 cans 25¢ POTATOES FANCY YELLOW ONIONS GOLDEN RIPE HANOVER TOMATO PUREE e . aurea CARROTS ..... . 2behs. 2c] BANANAS . oft GRAPES... .. 2 Ibs. 29] fies | SUPER || ARCHER’ Mi & MARKET WHITE and PETRONIA STREETS 814 Fleming Street Find Courtesy at |ARCHERS E OUR FRIENDLY, COMBINED W and Friendliness Wilson's Tenderized Wilson's Platter Style BACON ° 45¢ Fresh Shipped—D. & D. FRYERS » 48c Wilson's Country Roll BUTTER » 75¢ PORK CHOPS Corned Beef Hash 35¢ Stayflow——With Juice Glass LIQUID STARCH «= 18¢ | “The Store That Serves You Best” WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES © 1s eee PROJECTS ARE | DEPUTY SHERIFF Webber is, act 4 | ‘ @ From Page One) }and social + 3 Continued From Page be -q From rden er of scree ae shook) bansias jand. is gos i. President Helio Gomez, Vice-Py ovation, Webber jthe Key West Hig! ide ernandes. | Seeene vigorously with fellow officers | ball team. He ! Arihu lladares, Treasurer Ge and local dignitaric eevee as ald Lopez. Dr. Delio Cobo, Petee in the fight , Fan ie > 4 Fer the first to offer con- and Tony Estenoz, Benny Fer i Ss a NE RE jobs Gelabert, Lain Sag gratulations was Webber's im-|- Phe preset Padron and Evelio Valder mediate superior Sheriff Berlin) spaghetti will meet again neg Sawyer who said. “Nice work,! the traditic Ke t Benn Cafet Frank.” | The Jay x ne S: Florida Highway Patrolman | meeting. follow 4 2 CT Jim Wilder, under se . juris- | nies. ‘4 - 3 diction the highway accident toll) Jaycee Johnston $ Point took a sharp decline, congratu=| ica ry lated Webber and wished him | MONDE Summerland Key | |many years of success and | street Uigpiays 3 {thanked him for the co-operation | few days Fishing Camp jhe had received from the sher- | ——— 25 Miles North of Key West ff’s office. t Niles C i, { iff’s offic «shock | Wau: Grocer SELLS, thet Giked At Niles Channel Bridge BOATS - BAIT - BEER » $1 Motors and Clean Boats Ne SPECIAL RATES TO SERVICE MEN NEIGHBORLY ITH OUR EVERY IK COMPARE String End 49 LB. DOZ 63c 39% XMAS TREES AT WATCH ARCHERS Lunch Time Treat—Vienna SAUSAGE can l5c Large Stuart Lb. Pkg. PECANS ..... 48¢ Magnolia Condensed MILK .... can 2de | a Am, Beauty Cream Style CORN ... can l5¢ Mahatma Long Grain RICE... 3 lbs, 49¢_ . 5 Ihs, 29¢ ss Dihs . . ° Key West, Florid s

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