The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1943, Page 4

SAGE FOUR FAREWELL PARTY FOR |MUSICAL PROGRAM AT' MRS. L. H. MATHISON ST. PAUL’S SATURDAY Teachers of the Poin¢iana Place | Sunday School met in the home of | lightful musical programs render- | Mrs, Daniel Sharp on Tuesday | 4, tomorrow evening, beginning evening and held a surprise hand- kerchief shower and farewell par- ty for-Mrs.. L. H. Mathison, in conjunction with the regular ses- sion of the Religious Council. Mrs. Mathison was also present- ed with a beautiful handkerchief box by the members of the coun- | cil as a souvenir’of Key West. At the conclusion of the evening, a delectable buffet lunch’: was served by the hostess. .The table! was beautifully appointed in pink and white, the centerpiece being a huge white cake, flanked on ei- ther ‘side by tall pink candles in silver holders. Regrets were expressed that Mrs. Mathison has found it neces- ; sary to return to her home in Cor- sicanna, Tex. | RETURNS TO CAMP Mess Sergeant Oscar Cabanas | left Key West yesterday. after-; noon to resume his duties in the army*camp at Avon Park, Flor- ida. He had been in Key West on a 10-day visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Ricardo Cabanas, and his broth- ers, Gabriel and Fernando * Ca- banas. | | LEFT TODAY ON TRIP | Mr. and’ Mrs. Jack Brandt of Southard street. left this morning { on a trip to Miami points up the state. and other; Ahoy!—the traditional hail on} shipboard—was once the dreaded | battle cry of the Vikings. i FOR SALE 1 i Pe armed pci | There will be another of the de- at 8 o'clock, at the St. Paul’s Epis- copal Church, which will be under |—So you want to be one of Uncle Highest last 24 hours the direction of Stanley Plummer, | Gam’s “ghost fighiers”? outstanding organist, who has pu’ on quite a number of recitals a this church in the past. The following is the pri that will be rendered on thi casion: abe Prelude to Lohengrin—Wagner. Prelude and Fugue in F—Bach. When ‘Shadows Dee} j Trumpet Tune—Purcell. | Arioso—Bach. | Vocal Selections—Al Johnson, | Sk2e. | | j | |son, SoMSc. Hymn “Abide With Me”—Ar- | ranged by organist. | Fourth Organ Concerto—Bach. GIVEN PROMOTION Word has been received that} | Corporal Arent T. Sjursen has to the rank of Sergeant been promoted Technical Sergeant. Sjursen is in Radio Communica- tion, training at Camp Haan, Cal. leave of absence to! He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.| T. Sjursen of street, Sergeant 1125 Washington Vanuary. RETURNS TO. CITY Miss Esther. Bezanilla, who re-; cently graduated at Rosarian Academy and who was valedic- torian of her class, has returned to Key West. The Special Service Division of the Army provides recreation facilities for troops. WANTED TECHNICAL BOOKS — New! Shipment weekly. A look at) * our Technical Shelf may save | you dimes of postage and! weeks of waiting. SMITH, bookseller, 334 Simon- | ton St. at Eaton St. aprl-tf; TRAILER, New Moon, 21 ft. Electric refrigeration. Can fi- Hl mange. Skating Rink. \ ' may5-tf SPECIAL—One thousand Manila} Second Sheets, $1.00. 500 Sheets, 60c. These prices now! in effect. The Artman Press.| apri-tf} LADIES’ and MEN’S BICYCLES, Motor Scooter. Skating Rink may24-tr DINETTE SET and RADIO. 913) Georgia Street. jun5-tf} FANS and AIR CONDITIONERS for Home or Office. Skating | Rink. jun5-tf | BEER COOLERS, Blue Flash Electric. Apply Skating Rink. jun5-tf} 1 FOR SALE—Electric Coca-Cola box. One Blue Flash ‘ electric bottle cooler. Two electric household refrigerators, Frigidaire, one Cold Spot. Two} 8-ft. Progress ice boxes.” Befit ! wood Chairs, $1.95 each. Qne! Lincoln Lubricating Outfit, } complete. J:'D.s Restaurant,! 524 Southard St. jan7-tf) | BICYCLE Balloon Tires $3.00,/ Tubes $2.00. 1900 Staples Ave jun 8-5tx } 20 FT. HOME-BUILT TRAILER. 16-ft. screen porch attached. bargain. See Mario, Mastic! Trailer Park. jun9-3tx! MAN'S BICYCLE, in good con- dition. Call after 5:30 eve-} nings. 417 United. junl0-2tx; 1936 BLACK FORD COUPE. Good shape. 1014 Varela St., Apt. C. junl0-2tx FURNITURE, including Twin Beds, Innerspring Mattresses. 84-2 Poinciana Place. jun10-2tx FOR SALE—Dinette Set, Bed- room Set, Rugs, Dishes, Desk, Sofa, Metal Cabinet. Phone 618, 312 William St. jun10-2tx WANTED—A chance to bid on your next printing order. THE ARTMAN PRESS. Apartment suitable for three adults. Two permanently em- ployed. References exchanged. Address *“B”, Citizen. junl0-3t ‘COUPLE wants furnished apart- ment or house. Quiet neigh- borhood.. Good location. Rent to 65. Box SW. juni1-6tx WANTED TO BUY or RENT, Sail- boat. Phone 188-J. junl1-2tx HELP WANTED WAITRESSES for aay or night work. Apply 416 Southard street, next to Skating Rink. may11-tf WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern. | most City Pharmacy. apr7-tf rie Pee res pa eed Violin Selections—Roland John- baree s | fighters”—sanitary sen entered deta PAUL! WANTED—Furnished House or} ARMY'S ‘GHOST FIGHTERS’ ARE FIGHTING PLAGUE AP Features. CAMP PICKETT, Va., June 11. ‘| Then step right this way and }see if you can meet the require- |ments. All you have to have are + ceftain civilian abilities, patience a fool-proof digestive organ. | dh if you make the grade, you may .| be sent to. Camp: Pickett. or to Camp)Grant, IL, Camp. Barkeley, Texas; or Camp'Joseph Robinson, | Atkartsas, the four: places where | “ghost fighters” are trained by | thé Army. "| The “ghosts” are plague and Already thousands of “ghost technicians— jare stationed in a hundred differ- | ent places from the Sands of North Africa to the maleria-ridden swamps of New Guinea and the \insect-plagued plateaus of the | Solomon Islands. : Thousands more are being train- jed. Recruits start their daily jschedule early in the morning, hearing lectures. After lunch, on | Practical fields, the soldiers carry jon actual “maneuvers” in learn- ing how to fight diseases of every | description. They spend several hours every ; jday constructing latrines,’ gar-! bage Gisposal” pits, “ incinerators |and othersstandard field’ ‘sanita- | tion installations, i The “ghost fighters” search out | Mosquito breeding» areas): .and study such rampant destroyer: as | | bubonic plague, sleeping sickness | jand typhus. i In brief, the. “ghost fighters” have assigned to them part of the | burden of keeping American sol- | jdiers fit to fight and fit to take j their places once more in civilian ‘life after the war is over. LEAVES ON TRIP Miss Benildes Remond, princi- |pal of the San Carlos School, jleft yeserday for Miami, from -| Which point she will go to Ha- | vana, Cuba, for a short business |visit in connection with her | profession. On her return to Key West,; Miss Remond will resume teach- | ing of the Spanish class which is being taught under the auspices of the San Carlos Institute. | HARD ON HIS FEET | CAMP WHEELER, Ga.—Order-} ed to report to the Eighteenth Battalion, a newly commissioned | second lieutenant erroneously re-} ported to the sixteenth, just in! time to accompany a platoon on; a 19 mile hike. Discovering his} | mistake, he was promptly trans- | ferred the next day to his correct j outfit, arriving just in time to get! in on a 15 mile hike. } i scattered pl. ; Weather Bureau: Atlanta THE KEY WEST CITIZEN PANTELLERIA (Continued from Page One) |Planes had pulverized the is | | land’s defenses. s| nen the fortification of Pan- a4; telleria whose 15-inch . 82! pointed threateningly southeast- WEATHER REPORT | vision Street School Room Mothers Entertain Shortly before the close of the Room Mothers, with Seven years ago Mi lini | Mrs. J. Higgs as chairman, gave een | the faculty a delightful farewell | party. guns! Mrs. Spector acted as master of {ceremonies. Refreshments were \ | served, | wardly toward Malta, a British} Included among the interesting i % {items was one in which the teach- 0.00 ; Possession. and northwestwardly | ors did the entertaining - with a A 1 | Ward Bizerte, 2 French pos-/SPelling bee. Miss France Coch- i ' ran won highest honor in this con- | session. Mussolini spent bittions | fest " 134) of liras ih an attempt to make! As a closing feature, the teach- | = e a |ers were given useful gifts as tok- 6.73 | the little island impregnable. jens of appreciation for the splen- | Only 60 miles se ti .| did efforts that brought to a close sal: oe pereiee PSS" cocof tie amet aamnessiat ond telleria from the coast of Sicily, ; harmonious years in the history of |and Allied ships passing there, | ‘€ school. | Observation taken at 8:30 a. m E.W.T. (City Office) Temperatures | Lowest last night Normal Normal Precipitation Rainfall 24 hours ending 8:30.a. m. inches .+4« Total rainfail since June *?, inches Fa see bt oe Deficiency sinde } June! 1, inches Total rainfall since Jan. 1, inches Deficiency since January 1, inches Relative Humidity 1% Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 6:36 a. Sunset 8:17 p. Moonrise 2:51 p. Moonset 2:30 a. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) High Tide Low Tide 6:07 a.m. a.m. 6:06 p.m. 12:14 p.m. FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Con- tinued warm this afternoon and tonight. Florida: Continted rather warm this. afternoon and to- leither were in the range of big| place and closely dolied the mm | guns or the strategically based! coast line with gun emplace- m | planes on Peantelleria. With its | ments. "| fall, that menace to Alled ships! Lampedusa, which lies 104 Fas been ended, and they may/ miles almost directly south of |now go eastwardly through the | Panteller‘a, Frobably will be the Mediterranean with comparative! nex: Itaian rossession that safety. wil Mussolini, in spending his bil-| attacks, of the magnitude of the lions of liras, had arsenals con-|one that rreceded the fall structed deevly underground, | Pantelleria, will be concentrated Sight; thundershowers at a few this afternoon, DUilt airfields in every available! on Sardinia and Sicily. » Hatteras, N. C, to Apalachi- | ——--— tola; Fla;, No small craft or storm warnings have been is- |} sued. TEMPERATURES Temperature data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., June 11, 1943, as reported by the U.S. of Ss. - Bay More ‘War Bond Gorgeous Attire for Brides and Brides Maids Highest Lowest last 24hours last night | 90 67 56 76 Boston Brownsville. Charleston Chicago Detroit Galveston Jacksonville Kansas City KEY WEST K.W. AIRPORT 88 Memphis 91 Miami 89 Minneapolis Getting Married | nm | New Orleans New York Norfolk Oklahoma City Pensacola Pittsburgh St. Louis Tampa 78 —Certain des} ert animals never drink water, their vegetable food supplying sufficient moisture. WASHINGTO! His HELP WANTED, white or color-| ed, male or female. No ex- perience necessary. Apply Co- lumbia Laundry. may31-tf HELP WANTED—MALE .. ored for Stockroom and Porter Work. Apply Mr. S. H. Kress & Co may19-20-21-26-27-28; vat oh Aj ! Sea EMPLOYMENT WANTED WOULD CARE FOR CHILDREN evenings at moderate rate. Ap- ply Box 232, cjo The Citizen. juni1-2tx! FOR RENT | FOR RENT—DETECTIVE STOR- The very newest and} goriest—not an antique in the lot! Rents start as low as 10c per week. PAUL SMITH, book- corner Simonton and aprl-tf IES. seller, Eaton St. , ROOM, with 2 twin beds; cool, | One} block from Navy Yard. Men} i quiet home. Hot water. | only, 513 Whitehead. | FURNISHED APARTMENT. M i | Avenue. WANTED TO BUY LOST j A PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION} LOST—Dark brown Persian Kit-| ten. Return to 1020 Southard) for use in Sunday School. State particulars, including price. Ad- dress “Piano”, care Citizen. junl1-6tx WANTED COAT HANGERS WANTED. 1%c a hanger. will call. White Star Cleaners, 701% Duval St. OLD RAGS. Apply The Citizen Office. febl5-tf Phone 282, we} | Street, receive liberal reward. } | Street. Reward. i FOUND apri-tf; DOOR KEY, Thursday. Owner | may have same by calling at Citizen Office and paying for junil-it i this adv. Bennett, | jun10-3tx ern conveniences. 2207 Flagler} juni1-Itx jun9-6tx | ‘A” GASOLINE RATION BOOK. Please return to 415 Virginia Jun10-2tx | { j { one}MEN WANTED White and col-| | the new regulation Chief Petty Officers Chief Petty Officers } } } } | | ... MEN’S PHON | | 526 Duval Street | . FOR CHIEF PETTY OFFICERS ings, caps, braid, insignia and devices. 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