The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1943, Page 6

COURSE TO BE STARTED SOON ONE OF SERVICES OF HOS- PITAL AND RECREATION CORPS SPONSORED BY RED | CROSS CHAPTER © =-)) * | Mrs. Madeleine Brown '¢ ‘ross Chapter ‘here, éd today that the course for Gray Ladies; which ds ‘one of the ser- vices of the Hospital and Recrea- tion Corps, will begin as soon as the class is filled. All women who are interested are requested to make application at the Chapter headquarters. The lectures comprising the course will be given at the Naval Hospital by the doctors on duty there, and once the course is com- plteed the trainees will immedi- ately take up their duties there. =| fo HeIpMthierhéelves, Mrs, Brown explained that these activities will feature read- ing to the patients, writing letters for those handicapped, simple gates, teaching handicraft of all kinds, entertaining and helping the convalescents as requested and supervised by the hospital staff members. PrecsT aia patience, jand ace standing” should be the, ‘put Manding® ‘attribites of those? ap- plying for the course,” Mrs. Brown stated, and women who expect to be more or less permanently in Key. West should be ones to apply imasmuch as once the course _ is finished a regular schedule of du- ty-days will be worked out by Miss Loraine Schmitt at the Naval hospital. Mrs. Brown, in listing some of the requirements for those taking fourse; further stressed the fact that it is a very important pro- gramrand closely connected with the war effort, and the work done by the Gray Ladies means a great deal to the boys confined to the hospital. Some of the requirements are as follows: Ability to give regular service one-half each week. Provide own transportation foi lectures at the Naval Hospital. Driving squad is suggested. 20-hour co » upon comple- tion of which the candidates must serve 24 probationary hours. Must purchase their own uni- form, which is always worn on duty. The class will be limited to 22, and. it is suggested by the Chap- ter that all who wish to join the class call headquarters, 890, and attange for an appointment to file application. TEMPERATURES =< Temperature data for the 23 hours ending 8:30 a. m., May 1, 1943, as reported by the U.S Weather Bureau: Highest last 24 hours Atlanta 88 Boston 54 Brownsville 86 Charleston 82 Chicago 58 Detroit 54 Galveston 80 Jacksonville _ 86 Kansas'City _ 62 KEY WEST _ 83 K.W. AIRPORT 83 Memphis 85 Miami 82 Minneapolis 50 New Orleans _ 89 New York 64 Norfolk 79 Oklahoma City 71 Pensacola 80 Pittsburgh a8 St. Louis 64 Tampa 88 Lowest last night 53 44 63 65 30 30 67 67, 50 73, 71 55 60, A 72 42 50 70 33 41 68 REPLACES | BURLAP WASHINGTON- bag that will hold 300 pounds has been developed to replace burlap in transporting wool. THE VINEGAR TREE | -A paper mesh ‘THE VINEGAR TREE’ TO| — GOVERNMENT BE PUT ON NEXT WEEK (Continued from Page One) Pointing out the necessity of ‘doing so in 2 peaceful manner. providing funds for work encig No intimidation has been resort- | the blind in this city, Professor ed to agains: hi Earl E. Hamilton is urging full pueee ene. show “a support from Key Westers by at-| | disposition to go to work because tendance at “The Vinegar Tree.” ‘of the state of e mergency that! The play will be presented next! Thursday and Friday, 8:15 p, m. °%#*® due to the war, but with in the High School Auditorium by tthe first otitbreak of violence ey West Players. Ickes: si jtands read; kf = Through the funds provided for Pigs 3 ind work, Lions help the blind | help from the Secretary of War. There are no} It was reported this iat | Outright grants but instead school | children are provided with glasses | hat 450,000 soft-coal miners are and recently, sight was restored to a man blind of long standing by! idle, and 80,000 hard or anthra- a much needed operation. cite miners have Persons who plan to attend ‘ ‘The| Vinegar Tree” will receive many | Jobs. times more than the price of ad- | mission through the amusing } comedy touched with a bit of tra-| gedy without which comedy is| He his action in placing Secre- not quite complete. It is a pleas- | Icke ant, witty, satirical and fast mov- | a ne drama dominated by a billow-j| through every scene like a full- rigged ship. quit their: The President, in making pub- | in charge of the mines, reiterated his statement of yesterday that the workmen “They Give Their Lives—You Len@ Your Money” BUY MORE WAR BONDS? “The Store of Fashion” SUNDAY, MAY 9th Mother’ s Day LET US HELP YOU REMEMBER YOUR. 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