Coral Gables Riviera-Times

GRANADA GOLF

—By Anne Randolph— Every golfer in the Miami area is looking forward to going to the Open and seeing the game played the right way. Some people like to pick their favorite Pro and follow him throughout the tournament and others like to follow one for nine holes and then change to someone else, there are still others that like to sit in one spot and watch them all. Everyone enjoys it any way they prefer to watch. There are always certain shots that you especially want to study and pick up some pointers on. I remember a man who rushed out to the golf course, the day after the Open last year. He was very excited and said he knew he would improve his game because he had studied the shots he was having trouble with and knew just how to play them. He came dragging in with 55-55-110. I believe he gave up the game. The Miami Women's Golf Association is conducting the sale of tickets again this year and they will be easily spotted on the course and in the parking area, by their green and white ribbons. The play continues to be heavy at Granada as more and more people return to their winter homes. Mr. L. E. Doty from Elyria, Ohio, the home of the Worthing-ton Sweet Shop, is playing the course for the sixth year and has now become a permanent resident. Kenneth McIntosh, originally of Collinsville, Ill., has been coming down for 12 years. Now at Tropical Park, he is racing official at New England tracks and Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs Arkansas. Many calls are coming in every day to the Pro shop at Granada, from people that want information about the Biltmore. What day the course will open—what the green fees will be—what bus to take to get there.

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EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP

SHOE SHINES By Arthur Baker Sport Shoes a Specialty PLAZA BUILDING 2524 Ponce de Leon Blvd. 'under the Clock'

Jimmie's ON THE TRAIL

at Douglas Entrance to Coral Way FEATURING CHARCOAL STEAKS and delicious FULL COURSE DINNERS Dancing Nightly From 10 to 3 OPEN 1 P. M. SUNDAY

FRIENDLY BAR

CORAL GABLES' Favorite TAVERN 205 CORAL WAY PABST BLUE RIBBON ON DRAFT BEER • WINE JUMBO SANDWICHES SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON BEER BY CASE

PUZZLE

M. Folwell. Solution to Yesterday's Puzzle: HOSTAGE CHAMBER APPAREL RELIEVE SPILOMA ALMANAC SINEW PLY AMENT ODDS SHOOK LAGO CALL SKINNED TER KNEELING RICHLY VOLE PACA SCRAWL WATERISH ALE SENATORE TAI NABS DEVIL FEUS CRATE EYE WARNS TITULAR NARRATE UTENSIL THEATER MYSTERY SUNDERS. ACROSS 1 Skink of Egypt. 5 Fruit. 10 High. 14 Daub, as in calico-printing. 15 Lake in Finland. 16 Sewing case. 17 Persian poet. 18 Armadillo. 19 Underworld deity. 20 Greek commander at siege of Troy. 22 Scarf. 24 Give out. 25 Small brook. 26 Mushroom. 29 Official report. 33 American tree. 34 Moro tribesman. 35 Tropical food plant. 36 Aggregate. 37 Female ruler. 40 God of flocks. 41 Shine. 43 Rainbow. 44 Sharp mountain spur. 46 Murderer. 48 Red wine. 49 Origin. 50 Brood of young ducks. 51 Symbol of mine. 54 Cape jas-mine. 58 Biblical country. 59 Gum resin. 61 Warbled. 62 Costume. 63 Enmends. 64 Fencing sword. 65 Pilaster. 66 Evade. 67 Prophet. DOWN 1 Minute quantity. 2 Size of paper. 3 Expensive. 4 Subordi-nate. 5 Pertaining to meas-urement. 6 Decree. 7 Strip of wood. 8 Province of Ecuador. 9 Diving bell. 10 Wedge un-der a ship's keel. 11 Up above. 12 Entice. 13 Careen. 21 Compound derived from am-monia. 23 Harm. 25 Directions. 26 Turkish ox-cart. 27 Strong winds. 28 Book of maps. 29 Engraver's tool. 30 Candle. 31 Angry. 32 Musical composi-tion. 34 Small spar. 38 A hater of strangers. 39 Dinner course. 42 Kind of xylophone. 45 Egyptian monarch. 47 Descend-ant. 48 Cherry-colored. 50 Domesti-cated. 51 Rattan used by the Dyaks. 52 Diagram. 53 Male deer. 54 Kneelike structure. 55 Back of the neck. 56 Arrow poison. 57 Enclosed field. 60 Gypsy pocketbook. Copyright, 1947, New York Herald Tribune, Inc.

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BARRY NOBLE By Chuck Verral and Al Plastino

ANY SIGN OF BENNY? NO...WAIT A MINUTE. LISTEN! SOUNDS LIKE FOOTSTEPS OVER THERE... GOING DOWN STEPS. GEE, THERE'S TH' LOADED TRUCK... AN' TH' FRONT DOOR. ALL I GOTTA DO IS OPEN TH' DOORS AN' SCRAM. NOBODY'LL CATCH ME! BARNEY NOBLE By Chuck Verral and Al Plastino. Copr. 1947 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. Tm. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.—All rights reserved.

SMITTY By Walter Berndt

MY IDEA OF GIVING A PERSONAL GIFT INSTEAD OF A CHECK TO EACH EMPLOYEE IS A GOOD IDEA I'M GLAD I THOUGHT OF IT! IT'S A FRIENDLY GESTURE! YES, MY BOY, THE THING THAT COUNTS IS THE PERSONAL TOUCH! ZAT SO? SAY CAN I TOUCH YOU FOR A QUARTER TILL PAYDAY? 12-12 SMITTY By Walter Berndt. Copyright, 1947, by The Chicago Tribune.

THE GUMPS By Gus Edson

SO, THERE YOU ARE! WHY, YOU LITTLE.... MAMA! WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? H-HOW CAN YOU SIT HERE SO INNOCENTLY, AFTER WHAT I SAW?!... HELLO, MAMA! I COMPLETED MY TRIP SOONER THAN I EXPECTED.. B-BIMBO! OH, MY! THIS IS THE END! HM-ANDY'S LATE FOR DINNER.. 12-12 GUS EDSON. THE GUMPS By Gus Edson. Copyright, 1947, by The Chicago Tribune.

The Inn

5271 S. W. 8th Street (Tamiami Trail) NOW SERVING . . . BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON • DINNER SUNDAY DINNER — 1 TO 8:30 P. M. — CLOSED TUESDAYS — Facilities for Wedding Parties and Bridge Luncheons Under Supervision of Chas. H. Stecker, Mgr. FOR RESERVATIONS — CALL 48-4963

LOPEZ Restaurant

A pleasant drive, then . . . wonderful food, delicious drinks . . . plus the quiet charm of the ever popular— BANQUETS AND CLUB LUNCHEONS ON FEDERAL HIGHWAY 1 Mile South of Hollywood PHONE HOLLYWOOD 27

HAROLD TEEN By Carl Ed

THERE GO BRICK AND PEG-- YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO! CHECK, KIDDO! H'YA, FOLKS! WHERE TO? WE'RE ON OUR WAY TO THE POST-OFFICE-- WANT TO JOG ALONG? BOY, O'BOY! O'BOY! NICE DAY THIS IS--ALL RIGHT! ALL RIGHT--ALL WHAT IS THIS? H'YA, MR. JACK-HOUSE! MY! MY! WHAT HAPPENED? HAY! HAY! MY-MY-HALP!! 12-12 CARL ED HAROLD TEEN By Carl Ed. Copyright, 1947, by The Chicago Tribune.

"THE INN"

LOCATED AT CORAL GABLES INN — 303 MINORCA AVE. NOW SERVING BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON • DINNER — Featuring . . . Just Good Home-Cooked Food — Under Personal Supervision of HANS R. FREYER RESERVATIONS DIAL: 48-2625

WINNIE WINKLE By Martin Branner

BOY! TEN DOLLARS AND SIXTY CENTS! SAVED FROM MY LUNCH MONEY! I'LL SOON HAVE ENOUGH TO BUY THOSE LITTLE TINKERS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!! BILL, DEAR-COULD YOU LET ME HAVE $50.00 TO PAY THE INSURANCE MAN? TEN FIFTY!! GOOD GRIEF--THAT ABOUT CLEANS ME!! SNIP! I'M SORRY I CAN'T STALL HIM OFF, DEAR-THE POLICIES WILL LAPSE-- I STILL HAVE A DIME LEFT! SURE Y'DONT WANT TO TIP HIM! WINNIE WINKLE By Martin Branner. 12-12. Copyright, 1947, by The Chicago Tribune.

DOG RACING TONIGHT BISCAYNE Dog Track

★ STAR-STUDDED HOT BOX 9th Race 5/16 Mile Course ENTRIES ADORA HEDDA HOPPER GENE ROLLER GAY GLITTER GEORGIA PISTOL SCOTCH FEZ NICOLETTE MR. ESQUIRE POST TIME 7:45 P. M. 10 RACES NIGHTLY DAILY DOUBLE 1st & 3rd QUINIELAS EVERY RACE NO MINORS ADMITTED ONLY FUTURITY TRACK IN U. S. A. EXPRESS BUS SERVICE DIRECT TO TRACK MIAMI: Miami Transit buses leave on N. E. 2nd St. between 1st and 2nd Ave. every 15 minutes, starting at 6:30 P. M. Coast Cities buses leave Fiesta Terminal (near Royal Theatre) every 15 minutes starting at 6:30 P. M.; or board bus along Biscayne Boulevard, 5th St. or N. W. 7th Ave. 115th Street Between N. E. 2nd and N. W. 7th Aves.

the Te Pee

Dine, Drink and Dance . . . On The Trail at RED ROAD TAMIAMI TRAIL • EXCELLENT SERVICE • SENSIBLE PRICES • DELICIOUS FOOD NIGHTLY ENTERTAINMENT NO COVER — NO MINIMUM Air Conditioned On the Trail at 57th Ave. Phone 4-9258

JOHNNY HAZARD By Frank Robbins

PHEW! SOUNDS LIKE SOME GAL IS REALLY IN TROUBLE... HELP, SENOR! PLEASE SAVE ME! STAND ASIDE, SENOR... I KEEL THAT NOISY WITCH! 12-12 FRANK ROBBINS JOHNNY HAZARD By Frank Robbins. Copr. 1947, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved.