The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1943, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘DAVE KNOWLES ON TWO CROPS QF = “OSEEXAU=>—s MARY FRANCES SMITH cam nt SOCIETY NOW URNALST ee | ee VEG ee) — 7S0000000000000000000 00000000008 00000880S8ECCCCe | Dave Knowles, son-of George | closely allied to the common cold. Announcement has I. Knowles of this city, second | that Miss Mary a ISS GRACE PITA AND HELIO GARCIA | TURNS OUT NEWS THAT CAN|¥ear advanced course ROTC stu-/BRITAIN'S DOUBLE - DUTY | CALLEDDEVILDOGS —_ the first enlistee j BELLO MARRIED ON MONDAY EV. ENING) pr passep anounp to | “Mt *t the University of Florida) oem ane BEING CALL. | NEW YORK-—Marines were:2! Kev West. tas at Gainesville, was included in to seaman second ciass SERVICE MEN |the recent arrivals here. ED UPON NOW ee Dogs by the Ger-' “iss Smith has been ogg were joined in holy wed-|aunt of the bride, was matron of | Sore: lesa aden ane Aube ——_. ae i Se —- ——— — Ree Seng ie te en ee Gay Senclelad Evens) |Army Serviee School in conjunc-| By H, W. BLAKESLEE 30,000,000 cases of canned food ———_—___ Mivabeos street. with, Chapihin| max. 5 { By JACK STINNETT tion with his ROTC. training. { AP Science Editor :are released to civilians. STILL BATTERING Glasgow officiating at the cere;! A reception, was héld aftér the, AP Features Writer | might” like" th : NEW YORK; June 4—England | ~~ 2 : Sima mony. {ceremony at the conclusion ‘of| WASHINGTON, June 4—Un- Baan z e. the) column. Friends has some 4iitprised sheep. ‘They |@?Y Hig “a mane year. It is given a Wearing white satin trimmed in| which the newlywetls left’oft the, €S5 you are a soldier on one of| song, 1% copies that they could’ are producingit ee ee ene ed with dead bodies or swim lice with full skirt and train and {9:80 gielock bus fon thier. ohere the fighting fronts, Til bet here's|SN2 3M tutto ‘their friends. B t etch is itggeoe ye pate.§ : long veil with seed pearls, the they will spend their honéyttioon, one Publication you never heard! | A few weoxs later, another 1y onge | BGRSAE ce. wae Rene bride was given in marriage by, On their return to Key West they.| of, ° friend,‘Arthur Healy, an attorney in a_y: in t en th Cig eens ee ee 2 her father, George Pita. She car-| will be at home to their friends at. it’s called Curly Caminita’s| 9 the customs and patients a are this lambing geascn’js|6r, Sues Sonam. Tee te ot a Seems ried a bouquet of white lillies and} 1122 Duval street. . | Capital Roundup. The ‘ next-to- peals court offices, dropped in on! in the spring. feu +) a nea S. use of the hor- as 100.000. {last word in the title is a mis-|C@Minita while he was working The English wartime husband- oT may also cause cows to have aos : wo ———— |nomér for it covers everything| Healy asked if he could help in/men are r nly lambs | Ove Ore ecines eee NAVY CHOIR TO BE FEATURED AT jfrom sports to literature. It has; the es ies and mailing, and ce a year, but are pemire two weeks ag abasic: {more than 80,000 readers and/Share the expense. Healy hadjthe spring season too, spacing} ST. PAUL’S MUSICAL SATURDAY | goodness knows how many lis-| been trying to get into the armed the lambing throughout the year. | ‘ —— iy }teners in Iceland, Ireland, Eng-j| forces and couldn’t. Caminita let;That means more lamb chops. : : jland, North Africa, India, the/him in on his strictly private en- The ory is told in Monthly Another splendid musical pro-, will render several selections to-| Solomons, Australia and severai| terprise. Aside from Healy, Mrs.| Science News, a British publica- gram is in store for those who at-| Morrow night. jother places, not to mention| Caminita and, part. of the time,|tion. The doubled lamb produc- tend the weekly organ recitals) The program is as follows: ; Scores of ‘ships on the seven seas.| Evelyn Eller Rhinehart, wife of tion is due to use of a hormone, held each Saturday evening at St} Choir: Curly Caminita is a toiler in| the naval lieutenant, there’s no: from the pituitary ahs tiseas an ive | “The Day Is Over,” Barnby. }the petroleum administration. | other “staff”. b of the brain, kr juval street at! «pairest Lord Jesus,” solo by | He's a little fellow with more} Now, the Roundup goes to!f timulating hormone. £:00 o'clock. | Bill Till, SoM3c. | brains than stature, a mop of; more, than 100 persons. Many are 1 The program zis week will fea-} Organ: |coal black hair, and a keen de-} Overseas, but some are persons! which ture the Navy choir in the favor-| “Prelude and Fugue in C Ma-| Sire to do his bit. here * who. forward copi ized. 1 ite hymns of the men at this sta-j jor,” Bach. | Last November, Curly ‘got aj friends or relatives in far places. sheep fo tion. Solo passages will be render-| “Erotic,” Greig-Plummer. j letter from his friend, Lieut. (jg)} —_——- ed by Bill Till, SoM3c, former| Choir; , Walter... L.., Rhinehart, from) choir director and organist. Al| “Jesus, the Very Thought of} “Somewhere in North Africa’. Johnson, Sk2c, who appears reg-; Thee,” Bach. It asked, in effect: “Curly,) hdw ularly on this program will also} “To Thee, O Jesus, Light of, about writing me news than.can| be heard tomorrow evening. Very | Light,” Bach-Plummer. be passed “'around | dmong’‘the| much in demand is the violin work; Vocal selections by Al Johnson, ' boys?” of Ronald Johnson, SM3c. He} Sk2c. { Curly’ considered ‘that’a ‘com- | Violin selections by Ronald| mand. He wrote sports stuff, Johnson, SoM3c. book stuff, theater stuff, gossip| WEATHER REPORT | Organ: j about big and little shots, movie | Hymn, “Great God To Thee Our| news, and what he calls, some Evening Song,” Kimball-Plum-' “unadulterated corn’—like stor- mer. lies about Abbott and Costello,| Observation taken at 8:30 a.m.) Choir: and Fred Allen. He thought of E.W.T. (City Office) | “Slee; ja few other men overseas who} Highest ‘ot a he | z last ours ¢ 1a E Lowest last night - 0 | Miss Grace Pita and Helio Gar-;baby breath fern. Mrs. Pat Perez, “Electrical DON'TS” ELECTRIC. REFRIGERATOR Don’t allow frost to accumulate on the ‘reeser over %” thick as this decreases the cabinet ! | perature. Don't store moist foods without increases frost on the freezer Don't crowd the shelwes with food t * of interfering with the circulation of ac Don’t wait too long to cle@n your cabinet and clean weekly. Don't allow perspiretion cae Geese & on door gasket as this causes the rubber DON’T WASTE ELECTRICITY even though no ration coupens required fer your supply IN WAR ALL WASTE IS SABOTAGE THE KEY WEST ELECTRIC COMPANY © Our soldiers are sure glad to Classified Column | OUR SCREEN ENAMEL ‘2° | pees aoe TEI many insect-infested batthe- fronts. Rainfall 24 hours ending Pecccccccccccccscecccenccascacconcceesees FULL PINT oss onts, d i The f death kills man: 8:30 a. m., inches 0.00 FOR SALE ' Soul foreign pesects just ae FU women WANTED on ae aes : Total rainfall since June 1, - a bY Ty blitzes your household pests here inches _... 0.00/TECHNICAL BOOKS — New|COAT HANGERS WANTED.| RAIDED CLOTHE NE Hi a Deficiency since June 1, j Shipment weekly. A look at} 1%c a hanger. Phone 282, we} LIMITED STOCK _ Biss Par Pong homeo — inches... - 0.45) our Technical Shelf may save} will call. White Star Cleaners,| ticides by the National+ Bureau Total-rainfall since Jan. 1 you di.nes of postage and{ 701% Duval St. aprl-tf CYPRESS PICKETS 12¢ |. of Standards... the AA Rating! Ricard Bins DB canes tec} | — of waiting. PAUL} = -=s— g-------~----- CA- as = ee ficiency since January 1, MITH, bookseller, 334 Simon-/ APARTMENT’ BY COUPLE. 6 : zi aa inches a $35} ton St. at Eaton St. pine nad object Mrs Meler:| Complete Line of BUILDING HARDWARE! and PAINT ttle — today! e apri-tf| Phone 618. jun3-3tx!| I I N D Ss i BE Y | TRAILER, New Moon, 21 ft. | | Electric refrigeration. Can fi-|OLD RAGS. Apply ‘The Citizen LUMBER... COMPANY nance. Skating Rink. | Office. feb15-tf; PHONE 71 may5-tf! | Simonton and Division Streets Key West, Florida SPECIAL—One thousand Manila | PABY Babe nrias eee Hants Second Sheets, $1.00. 500/ jun4-4tx RAISISISISIISIE IIS ISISIOIISIISIISISISIIIOITINIOIIISISISISIE ISI oni: Redbone thie kriey FOOPOEEO NOUN OO OEe (Naval Base) Tide Low Tide Sheets, 60c. These prices now) i 5:12am. | in effect. The Artman Press.! 6:43 pm. apr. tf HIGH SCHOOL BOY to work aft- oo= . FORECAST ; ernoons. Southernmost Flow- hat st | : Key West and Vicinity: Con-|ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE, smali,|_ °TS: 616 Duval street. jun4-2tx tinued warm this afternoon and A-1 air conditioner. Home or} z tonight. | office. Small Radio, Electric; WANTED—A chance to bid on Florida: Continued warm and| Iron. Skating Rink. may24-tf| a TRAE pees cata arr sultry this afternoon and ag Re eee SinGEE ee AR RESS. jly9- ight; a few isolated thunder-| | ee ee sortion’ and Radio, 913 Georgia Street. | HELP WANTED showers over southwest portion Sig H 4 * a ’ { rg Fereede eee Apalachi- | ———_——_—— i ‘COOK, white or colored. Apply’! i y cof, Fla: No small craft or|/FOR SALE — Set of 6 each,| 416 Southard street, next to , < , £ 5 tag js-| Spoons, knives and forks. $5.09,| Skating Rink. may!1-tf é : : 3 storm..warnings have been is- ; | ed. | J. D’s Restaurant, 524 South- a : ard St. junt-tt WAITRESSES for day or night! | “f) "work. Apply 416 Southard) | | YS. “ag Fes OUR NEW and ENLARGED TEMPERATURES = fon SALE Valencia. Blinds, Street, next to Skating Rink. d U1 ye : | wood and metal. All sizes.! ies 4 Be ree ae ge bee oie Pad ke Faget} $195 up. J. DJs Restaurant, | WATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN | “*S) < ‘ , 1 3 gar ‘| 524 Southard. jun1-tt ; fZ 4 . 1943, as reported by the U.S. GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- | : | most.City Pharmacy. apr?-tf} Fe eset Lowen |HADINS and MEN'S BICYCLES, | Ton Cy SSA. ys we DEPARTMENT i last 4hdurs lastnight Motor Scooter. Skating Rink.| HELP WANTED, white or color- ; ; Atlanta _ 92 3 Le may24-t |) ed, male or female... No, ex-| Boston 96 64 ; s z |, |} perience necessary. Apply Co-} d i Brownsville — 91 80 Bris See ay aw lumbia ‘Laundry. may31-t | j FRIDAY, JUNE 1? Charleston 97 74 $15.00. rs. Lee, spuiestt | \. “Ot | Street, Phone 422-R. jun2-3tx y Chicago 86 65 | HELP WANTED—MALE \ y ) Detroit 86 =— is #2 | j ' Jacksonville 96 72 | tion. Apply Apt. 1, 400 Simon- ored for Stockroom and Porter | > t Kansas City _ 89 62 ton Street. jun3-2tx! Work. Apply Mr. Bennett, Complete Seiection of x WEST . 87 80 | S, H. Kress & Co. : 79/30 YOUNG PULLETS. Very rea-} 21%26-27-28: 5 | Midas © " re 90c- 16 i 5 NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Mémphis 89 77 sonable. Apply Car Barn, Si ; jun2-3-4-9-10-11-16-17-18< Miami 89 72 monton St. jun3-2t! F i i 8 45 Sap Eb SESE GR NE ETRE | it nets 44 |RED WING MOTOR, 90 hp Leer | hei 3 New York 93 15 Good running condition. Rea- » GAS RATION BOOK, sc-| y ae 2 a c & Norfolla 96 74 sonable. Box N, care Citizen. pial No. F-223547-G. Eugene} e Olelahoma City 91 69 jun3-2tx) Stark, 822 Fleming Street. | i SEE 5 - ar Pehscdola 84 80 : - jun2-3tx! Today, our division is heading for ‘More and more urgent military RINGS, DIAMONDS i Novelty Jewelry; Pittsburgh _ 67 71 =| 18-FT. TRAILER, furnished, 1945 the front. We've worked for this a messages are traveling over long ' Louis 86 67 . Reasonable. Phone 1184 or! to57 — Gasoline “B” Ration : : ? ree C < eo 93 77 stic “Trailer Park after| “Rook. Return to Mrs. R. A! long time, while day and night our\’,, distance lines, as men and supplies | . JunS-2tx/* McCann, 3040 Haris St. or 418 officers have been keeping the long’ _ are ordered ‘overseas. Home-front | FOR SALE—Ladies’ Bicycle.’ Six “Saved From a Worse Fate }t Bahama St. « jun2-3tx Visit Our— Bea ici usa aus s Pei tom distance. lines busy—making plans planning and production also de- “T've jus' ear at your boy weeks old. ‘Child's * Tricycle, . ' at college has broken his leg.” | practically" new. _ Neit Cast | FOR RaNr and arrangements. pend on the same telephone lines, ,ea -to- ear “Yes, he's in great luck.” | Register. New “Préssuve’ Steam’ FOR-RENT—DETECTIVE STOR: } “As a.result, we're moving fpi;,,.. ,., which cannot be expanded due to Ditel Uctil the tontieil. ceasne |. SGcker for eamphcouend: Gall] on Ths tery smewest endl’ ~ ward, ‘according to plan’ thanks to” material shortage. So you are defi- jf DEPARTMENT— You can dress your extive family hogpital until the football season 241. sz ola qunétt < 5 : } sy BOK; ot ,an antique-in, the. “ jot! ats clart aBflow ant t0e| your help in keeping long distance’ ‘nitely helping when you avoid from Head to Tee is aver.” |MEDIUM HEIGHT, UPRIGHT! ‘MITH. ig 5 i 7 7 CARD OF THANKS PIANO. In good condition.| Dee Wate ae rene ena telephone lines clear of unimport- | making unnecessary long distance On C « — Reasonable. 1120 Seminary | 4 - ‘ ™ edit We want to express our sincere Street. juné-2tx| pi | ant calls. calls—especially to wat centers. } r appreciation to the many friends} | ROOMS, men only. Good beds. and neighbors who were so kind; BOAT FOR SALE, 14-foot, sail,} Hot water. Across the street to us during the illness and after. rudder and oars. Can be seen} from court house. 513 White-| PLEASE BE BRIEF: Materials needed to build new telephone lines are now going the death of our loved one, Mrs.; at 1119 White Street. jun4-2tx} head St. jun422tx to war. So to serve the greatest number of people with the equipment we have, PEOPLE'S CREDIT STORE Charlotte Curry. We especiall; | i we need to make fewer calls and be brief on all calls, thank those who donated cars| FOR SALE OR RENT H FOUND i se and contributed floral offerings. } “The Friendlies: Credit Store = South Flemcs” We assure one and all that their, SMALL COTTAGE. Reasonable,’ FOUND—F: ers Market, 921 i kindness will always be remem-| furnished for three. Addrets | st: Best in get | SOUTHERN BELL ‘TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH: COMPANY 611 DUVAL STREET PHONE a MOF Harris, Ave ctek all Geeta ‘ed, j farris ve., ic of! Fresh Fruits and Vegetables. | INCORPORATED jund-it. THE FAMILY. Adams’ Dairy. » jun2-atx - maydtojun? :