The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 21, 1943, Page 3

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esa vate <->. Leemrnve ‘ x até S1B48. Specie! Washington Correspondent of The Citize: “ER promwcrion raemenD. Ghee cn anes wt lnpessible to wrmious scope ™~ tet Donald figure» ete end Can ip “* gure ming of the 15.480 planes ' and by the will be mr and two Phare atucing war te enermousty emg the Axw peek its ° tern hime guns bmachine wopleted Not N more than artillery 25,000.000 ™ eammuni- manufactured are taking over the task of driv- ing the Axis out of the island The campaign may last longer. The? than some people expect. Axis, according to news reports have between 300,000 and 400,- 000 troops in Sicily. the advantage of favorable ter- They have rain but the attackers have su-; periority doubt, in the air and, in equipment and weap- ® ons The campaign against has been underway since the fall of Tunisia, with Allied air- craft slowly pounding the air- ports and seaports of the island The steady volume of bombs, dropped upon key points, paved the way for the actual invasion by ground forces. It is worth noting that landing tself was covered by the guns of warships, which poured # stream of high explosives upon beach positions. So effective was the double bombardment of the Axis emplacements that early reports indicated little opposition to the men in the landing barg- es. Here we have an_ illustration of the complementary association een f 1ipyards. CONGRESS ON THE POST-WAR SPOT 7 ACK STINNETT When Septem atendar the ap the way ary war that t . Navy are talking uc about the day wher ment i men things should be run bov TEMPEKATURES perature data for the ending 8:30 a. m., July 21 1943, as reported by the Weather Bureau Highest Lowest last 24hours 1 Atlanta Boston Brownsville . 99 88 9 74 7 66 Norfolk 90 66 Oklahoma City 103 76 Pensacola 86 77 1 Pittsburgh 88 66 St Louis 93 Tampa 89 no; Sicily! big! THE KE 3 Mermaids Have Found Mecca In Movies AP Features WES1 CITIZEN SINCE the days that shapely mermaid, Annette Kellerman, the movies have gone in for water champs. After the divine Annete, came Gertrude Ederle who won fame as the first woman to swim the English Channel. Then, lovely ‘Eleanor Holm kick- ed herself into Hollywood money by smasging just about every tank record. Last IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ' ' 4 JD STATE MONKE DIVORCE PU RLICAT DN and K ight. wide! i: and to small Apalach: craft or been is ‘J. F. SIKES Address Phones LICENSED PLUMBER | «13 Duval Office: 332 Street Residence: 351 1306 CATHERINE STREET Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service Between Jan io non ° fire 1.500 bul- of air, sea and land power. To-| year, the films caught up with graceful Esther Williams. The latest to succumb to the Axis gether the three services make a} the lure of lucre is beautiful Gloria Callen. The line is still — on the right. winning team. Divided the re-j ms te Sinn i : ae > tonks 1,600,000 sults would not be so favorable! ce Seas eereee tor 70.000 scout) The spectacular aerial assault} } Gallup poll finds het vehicles have cannot be underestimated but, TODAY’S GAMES "WEATHER REPORT cent of families 4 with Caneda neither can we ignore the less}MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES bonds. ‘hed of the spectacuiar pressure of sea con | a eeerty 28.000 scout trol, which not only ferried in- bservation taken at 8:30 a. m Aa, vasion forces and equipment from i EW. (City Office) . an e Atrica but also prevented inter- a at Wa n, night Temperatures everagit ference by the Italian navy = I Highest lest 9 hours 90 -” In the present war there is ps Lowest last night 82 a ‘\ampte epirtanty fee all services| Chicago 2c Boston, two games ® 1 CIGAR STORE — us to make notable contributions to 84 the cause of victory. There is ‘ecipitation 610 Duval Street ounting no occasion for arm-chair debate; « age Rainfall 24 hours ending oO. sxiliaries,jas to the value of the contribu-} ittsburg! 8:30 a. m., inches 0.09 ° fast, mod-|tiens made to the common end.| Cin t “©! Total rainfall since July 1, COMPLETE « ® tetaling 2,- | Luckily the English-speakngj; &@ 7 inches 1.41 She rrme tr tems and nations are strong enough to, New York St Deficiency since July 1, BASEBALL Sco! ~ « < e ample forces in each cate-} ames inches 0.63 month. gory ———— Total rainfall since Jan. 1, = rehips, at ‘dieiecmenaie | Transg vel inches 12.67 | received daily by leased wire es an addi-, U.S. AND JAP NAVAL LOSSES | tation of a Deficiency since January 1, we mpleted' The new edition of Jane's} Seiad inches ., 3.13 —ae « months of Fighting Ships, the authoritative . EGA L S SS Popular Brands of Cigars thee period 6,- naval annual, gives some idea| ‘fe and Cold Soft Dri rinks . m0 planes of the desperate naval battle(iy run cimculT COURT OF THE Tomorrow's Almanac iste Navy. that has been underway in the) ELEVENTH supiciaL cirevrt | Sunrise 6500.” 7 y ~teng ereft accounted for Pacfic asoare tx eet 8:17 p. m. of of the ships there In 1942 the Japanese are be- Moonrise { com ed to have lost 2 battlesh mvoner:t Moonset 12:11 p. 1 ers, 21 crui: 46 to. Oa ra Tides ~ stroyers and 12 submarines, ex-|™ Fi (Naval Base) ' aepwmAN SUCCESS IN clusive of midget subs i NOTICE TO APPEAR — —— —- Losses for the United States: 4} : ' 2:31 a.m $:07 om Gey EMOUGH FOR ALL carriers 8 cruisers, 23 des rs} 2:30 p.m ade ‘Ss and 5 submarines j p- FORECAST smphib- These figures represent lo: : ve Key West and Vicinity But 12 and 4 og hustory for the vear 1942. Japanese cor a re’ Continued warm this afternoo { tion is unknown t r anit. to with CAN’T Make 18! A comptometer operator. in this true case history. tells how she learned new comfort from Soft Lite Lenses when white crown lenses failed. DR. J. A. VALDES| OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9-12; 2-6 P.M. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West rr Express Schedale: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE i LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EX CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ar ives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid- | night. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock Midnight and arrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock AM. Local Schedule: (Stops At All Intermediate Points LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (EXCEPT - SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Miami at 4:00 o'clock P.M. LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Key West at 5:00 o'cl: | i | i | i { i | 1 ! i ! i | i | i i i | i | l FULL CARGO INSURANCE ERVICE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: 92 and 68 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets JOB PRINTING Modern machinery and efficient methods enable us to offer you superior printing service at fair prices. Consider us when you place your next print- ing order. The Artman Press THE CITIZEN BUILDING ERIE IIE OI II III letter eT ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HOW TO GET LONGER LIFE FROM THe Never immerse in water Keep them clean and ready for « Take good care of cords use store where they will met becoee Keep motor-driven apphens« cated. If they need miner cope service dealer. see DON’T WASTE ELECTRICTTY even though no ration compete coqueet for your empeyt: jee eee 4 THE KEY WEST ELECTRK The Gestapo had a « loose from Samy T ogy fabulous tyr America. But ¢ and to do that ful daughter, Isle She kept her s« murder. 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