The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1943, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN |WEATHER REPORT taken at 8:30 a. m EW.T. (City Office) SAVES SEAMAN Set bit 8 | LEAVES AFTER VISIT |FINAL TOUCHES BEING! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1948 SIMILAR TO ALCOHOL PUT ON PLANS FOR: cucaco. — Gasoline vapors | PRESENTING PLAY HERE »#ve been found to have anesthetic | Private Dumont Sterling, Unit- ed States Army, son of Mr. and Mrs. Uric Sterling, who had effects similar to those of alcoholic Temperatures pis spending a visit of eight} After more than two months vapors. | Highest last 24 hours so Key West with his par-! of intessive rehearsals, the cast Mrs. L. Emerson} Lowest last night 83 tote yesterday eee as, friends |ot Arsenic and Old Lace. which @f 1118 Southard street, Normal a ad eregy ues ae stationed. | ag" Pidyers at the High School the approaching mar- : Precipitation bus end Sek & Suiae we Miami! Thursday, Friday and Saturday ‘ef their daughter, Mary Rainfall 24 hours ending to complete the remainder of the! this week, will get together to Preston S. Nonnemach-! 8:30 a. m., inches 0.00 trip. 'tonight for a final polishing of of M a Stee. Chattes Total rainfall since Aug. 1, pees costumes and make-up. | ee inches 0.75 Among the problems to onnemacher, of Bethlehem, Defici ; : J. LANCELOT LESTER [faced are the transformation of Thursday, August 19, a‘ iciency since August 1, } os om ee vrohery | inches 1.82 . ae ree : Josef Leserovici into the grue-| , a) $ ae Total rainfall si (Continued fron, Page Omedy, jsome Jonathan Brewster “w' ‘All relatives and friends are | inches il since Jan. 1, 13.73 Should be done at once to ‘tem: like Boris Karloff’. Two! Wcotdially invited to attend. A deme Pe Pieprins youre: scien: Mex! reception will be held at the | inches 59g A communication was received|George White and Mrs. Josep) home following the ceremony. Relative Humidit: from the Key West Gas Company Swain, must be aged by the GARDNER’S } se al requesting permission to extend Witchery of the make-up * Phone 177 ENJOY ABLE LUNCHEON | 12% its mains at some sections on the| into the elderly and prim Brew-| |. . aw eeeeaeseee Tomorrow's Almanac ezstern end of the island. The re-|Ster sisters, some of who: AT WOMEN’S CENTER | Sunrise 7:02 a. m. quest was granted charities are well known to the : : | Sunset 758 p.m. E. J. O. Roberts, city treasurer,| Brooklyn Police — Department JE, This week's regular Tuesday | Moonrise 11:08 p.m. was granted a two weeks’ waca- The parts of Mortime Brewstch, luncheon, at the USO Club, Wo- Moonset 10.37 2 m. tion. His duties will be taken eare|Plaved by Lieut Gg) | Harol men’s Division,, was prepared and Tomorrow's Tides cfin the meantime by his son, A ogg tees a = ve pia Meets wae sooagage (Naval Base) Cty See: ee See lagers and uth ‘will pa teers: mes Alcide A. Cai-' Tide , A letter was received requesting ee wee lais, Raymond Reynolds, and| rio ai ipag -nieagm re Lee be made a special por (20% 8° make-up. problems, bu SUPPLY STORE Leon D. Talbert. These tanchense | 1:23 p.m. 7.21 pin liseman. The matter was referred | 5; Teddy Giteenin Tree, |e ee 706 Duval St. have been served each Tuesday FORECAST to the mayor as it is the chief ex- 1) put a strain on the proj Next to Bowling Alley for the past three months and proven one of the most popular phases of the club program. Last evening's musical program was enjoyed by apvroximately thirty people. Some of these were residents of the club, others were former residents now living in it quarters, and sailort! Clase guards tharines and soldiers. Group singing was en- joyed with Miss Ruth Farrel! at the piano. Miss Farrell also play- ed a good number of piano solos which were greatly enjoyed by those in attendance. YACHT CLUB MEET ENJOYABLE SESSION (By the Club Reporter) The noon whistle on Saturday is by the members of the Key West Yacht Club as a code signal, signifying that it is time to gather up a few members who do not own horses and repair to that Peninsula of Joy that juts out between Bay and Bight and re- fresh their souls and, to a remark- able extent, their innards. If the Electric Company, the Garbage connoisseurs and the purveyors of water do not enjoy wonderful success, it is not be- cause their problems have not re- ¢eived careful consideration at the post-prandial conventions that assemble every Saturday at the Yacht Club. Officiating last Saturday w Commodore Clemmer, Frank H. Ladd, Earl Sycks, Clem C. Pierce, W. W. Demeritt, A. Maitland Ad ams, Ben D. Trevor, A. L. Murray, Howard Overlin, Charles Salas, Delio Cobo and S. C. Singleton. - INCE MARRIAGE Mr. and Mrs. G. C. McCown, 1409 Olivia street, of this cit wish to announce the marriage of their daughter, Betty, to N V. Workman, gunner’s mate first class, USN. The couple were married in Elkton, Md. on August 3, with the bride’s mother as their only attendant Immediately following the ceremony the couple left for New York, where Mr. Workman was temporarily stationed Mrs. Workman + now turned to Key West to be her parents until her hu return to’ the states MARRIAGE MART Benny © Kk end Riese Browning # Newark One County J Lous M K ond Gerold: ot Key W Peace J k E do, J A mart Vernon Lewy F Sere Jo O Ind were ville VISITING KEY WEST Key West. w uM c..2 wito wuk fc “4 i Lioyd of this now making he: | For # voir, Va., and tr f to Key West leaving here formerly conn: . ed States Nir t Ks which was stat Army Barrack While in the city, M a house guest of Mrs K at her hor Seutt near the corr iG Mrs. Smith delighted to be b City again MANY BITTEN BY SNAKES CHICAGO.—Fifteen — hundre persons are bitten by sn: the U. S. annually. ten 5 n fatally e. Key West and Vicinity: Con tinued warm this a oon a j Official Marine Corps Photo tonight, with oie : ree as: ‘ a : | SKILL AND SCIENCE are not limited to dry land surgery. Fi ii P ua c | , '. Ive operations were -| and thunderstorms. fermed on a transport heading for the South Pacific and that shown above is one of them.| Florida: Continued we The surgeon is Lieut. Alexander S. Angel, USN, who performed this appendectomy. He “!'¢'n00n, tonight and Th later assisted at another operation, and still later the same day was relieved of his own (°°: Widely scattered shx ling appendix. Successful appendicitis operations have been performed in submarines. |) 24 ‘understorms this « ";ernoon and evening, and maaan the immediate southwes CASA CAYO HUESO section Thursday plates TO OPEN TOMORROW Hatteras, N. C., to Apalac The home that was built by Fla: No small c warnings have*been is Judge Vining Harris in 1900 has taken on a new face and a new TEMPERATURES shower Classified Column COCO aaesanaaaseeseesegesseesesenacseaceeses FOR SALE 1 HELP WANTED name. The p tty was bought - = . in June by Mr. and Mrs. Albert RENTAL LIBRARY BOOKS. Li- KITCHEN HELP, colored, male or |houe ede pons or fhe 28 3. Mills, from Mar is Lowe,| brary copies of latest best sell-. female. El Patio, 609 Duval. | 1943, as reported by the Gi. S daughter and heir of Judge Har-! ers at reduced prices. PAUL augi-tf} Weather Bureau: = 7 ris, | SMITH, bookseller, corner Si- ——— ———-——__—______ Highest Lor WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN a 7 monton and Eaton Sts. augl-tf of Duval | property | Located at the corner and South streets, the lias been known for years as the; —————- ———_ southernmost home in the United!40-FT. CABIN CRUISER. Suit- last 24 hours last nigh: 92 67 GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy A‘lanta augl-tf Boston 82 t HELP WANTED, white or color-! Brownsville |States. The house was originall able for living, sleeps four. “"* Charleston 93 built for a residence for the Har motor just overhauled. 600 sa er - a No ex- | Chicago 73 ris family, but has been used as al Whitehead St. “a. Apply Co- | Detroit 64 2 rooming and apartment house for lumbia Laundry. augl-tf) Galveston 95 Z | several years. ;FOR SALE—Real Money-Making nt | Jaaienmyitic 97 ‘The house is unusual in con-| Business.” For details, contact TOP SALARIES PAID for Da¥i kansas City 75 struction, being built of two walls| A. S.. Post Office Box 449, Key ~~ pi Waitresses. Side- KEY WEST 90 83 of brick with several concrete re-| We a eugl-tf KW. AIRPORT 3 83 taining walls for reinforcement.) —H————__ waa wraps eres ee Memphis Bl 63 All the windows in the house are | MEN'S, LADY'S BICYCLES. Mo- at once. MUST be. Miami ) of plate glass, and the walls are} tor Scooter and Bicycle Tires. | ed. Garden Restau-j Minneapolis 7:3 n average of thirty inches inj Skating Rink. augi3-tf ant, 609 Duval. augl-tf New Orleans 6 ; thickness. 2 ; ae ae New York 82 t From information received lo-|FOUR APARTMENT HOUSE. WANTED Salesgirls, Full time! Nortoik B2 7 | cally, from workmen that worked} Rented, modern conveniences. employment. S. H. Kress &! Oklahoma City 79 on the house when it was built, it) 933 nae ge ee “| Co. augll-18t) pensacola 92 a 5! gain. See owner, 1107 Duval. '—— —————— a 4 jis understood that it took twe augi3-6tx WANTED—Boys or Young Men Pheeenahag 6 years to complete the building as for full or part-time stockroom Tampa it was practically demolished by —— —| a burricane when about balf|MAN'S BICYCLE, balloon tires work. S. H. Kress & Co ae % | buin. $27.50. 1900 Staples Ave augll-7t Judge Harris spent lavishly on NR 2 ae et ARMED FORCES HAVE TED AT ONCE — Experi- |his home. He imported an Italian — Saal an <.cs tua, tenaues Residential LOT—50'3 THEIR TROUBLES TOO | artis cast the freezes for the x enced Waitresses. Casa Cayo we cadet ithe old cnet poe district Near city center.: Hueso, Key West's Finest Res-— gyen the m ying room. He sent north and Seminary St. near Thompson., taurant. Apply 1400 Duval) torces have trimmed t0 dress the wi and} _ all Tel, 3 ; aa WANTED iollowing mantle of the win om. Tile relative, fa aoe es cn tats the CHARIS FOUNDATION COR- ¢ - . ai was imported to build the face CHARIS FOUNDATION COR COAT HANGERS WANTED.) Wes ork for the six fireplaces in the °°** e oe 14 hanze: Phy , we > es : the fon ‘ the first phone 366-R augl6-6tx will call. White ole Gewes D oe peenls and quartered oak and beautiful: |" ‘pistes, Air Conditioners. Skat-’ WANTED—Late Model Car. will ! ! * All th stural beauty of the; imé Rink aug3-if ay cash. Address P.O. Box '° t i by Mr. TRAIL ling out. C 423, Key West augl-tf ° t tt ont and se¢ Skating Ri i FRESH WATER REE) ' ug : pe ae i ne! ROD. Address Box H. O & t FOR s§ * furni ay el 4-3tx « ture room large large 1 chest drawers, WANTED--A chance to bid on v bo Hi scellaneous piece ARTMAN PRESS. jly9-tf Ar K Kev West Apply 1230 ai t aug!7-3! LADY'S BICYCLE. Bs : serie Aven.) TO CONDUCT SERVICE Key $34.50. 1900 Staples a aug!7-2tx F rere LADY'S BICYCLE, balloon t GO TO CALIFORNIA ee ae J Ko Ward and FOR SALE—A good New dition ; b K an “ TWO LARGE COPPER BOIL ' I ' i w FOR SALE. ue act Mr. Colt k Miss Clance Albury. Masti Park, 638 Unit Mr. and Mrs. G ed Street sugi8-itx a CA { this-city, Mrs. Ward ————-——— ail te anied by her mother SPECIAL—One thousand Manila ‘ Miami Second Sheets, $1.00. 500 me Ww : word that he in effect. The Artman Press. § ?*)'"'8 s P husbar D jomew he n augl-tf St g17-2tx TOM CONWAY in — “FALCON STRIKES BACK oe - Coming: “CORREGIL WANTED TO BUY i » a sister Gerald Lloyd and Mrs. Ray WANTED TO BUY Convertible 27-W afte 37 Chev t Ph augl6-3t< MONROE THEATER : PHILIP DORNE in Chi- “CHETNIKS FIGHTIN Coupe. p. m 6 MIs! MORE THAN CENTURY FEMALE HELP WANTED CELLANEOUS NURSERY SCHOOL wEw YORK. Mo * CASHIER Apply Peninsula “ a n | century. half kK. “Life Ins Co, Renedo Bldg Poi mageaorcy : i to, Duval Street. Hours 8-12, 1-4 and “SMILING THROUGH! augl6-3txi aug2-10-16-23-atx Coming: “Mysterious Doctor ecutive’s duty to make these ap- poiniments. which ere in turn sub- mitted to the council for confirma- non. Mayor Albury brought to the attention of the council that the; ’ matron at the Mercedes Hospital had severed her connections with ~ the institution, due to ill health, and requested that some action be taken in having her place fill- ed. The matter was referred to the county board. A letter was read from the Island City Civic League, colored organi- zetion, requesting that repairs be made to the streets in the vicinity ot Emma, Thomas and other thoroughfares in that vicinity. The matter was referred to the Board ef Public Works. The council confirmed the ap- peintment of Austin Roberts as a special police. A request was made by Carlyle Reberts. clerk in the office of Sam B Pinder. tax assessor-collector. for an increase in salary. The mat- ter was referred to the finance committee. Mayor Albury informed the board that he had been assured by the State Plant Board that a spraying machine would be sent bere from Homestead to spray Poinciana and other trees which are infested with worms. Robert J. Lewis. caretaker at the incineretor grounds. was granted a fifteen-day furlough. Permission was granted to U. S., Army Headquarters for making excavations in the streets for the laying of a power cable between the East and West Martello Tow- ers. The government promises to assume all responsibility for re- lacing the roads to be crossed in as good condition as they were be- fore the excavations were made ON THE INSIDE Inside the cap: 100.000 tons c s of department with dema paraphernalia ranging noe paddles to tin soldie' As the cast goes rehearsal, Mrs. director, says Paints to a fine Ke formance of the wha now im-its thud yea ways Quick, a Good Rope! The ciub bore was tellir twentieth time about b India and what he “You can believe wh. he said, “but I can t of those fakirs can th into the air, then c ihemselves and comple pear After a short silence. nquired with a yawn, “( by any chance do the t Argentine will be n ad. UNIFORMS : NAVY GOODS e«- CPO’s WHITE $1225 $320 C.P.0/s BLUE SERGE UNIFORMS SAILORS" 18-OZ. GUARANTEED “. UNFORMS -. SBO0e WHITE UNIFORMS and Sailors’ Tailor-Made $595 Sotin Finish sss OFFICERS’ KHAKI SPORT O05 SHIRTS. half sleeves =~ and MANY OTHER ITEMS TRAVEL MONEY (Se IS SAFE... IF YOU CARRY Everyone is on the go money into Americar spendable anywhere ! your money is refund: Issued in denominat 75¢ for each $100. Minis at Banks, Express Offices a —==— TRAVEL Workers—Soldiers and Sai —men and women alike. Tr Before you start, it is a wise AMERIC/\!: Ah days— Business Travelers —War ~Visitors to camps—Inductees owded trains andjammed =|). 4 of lost or stolen travel funds. aution to change your velers Cheques. They are Sut unlike cash, if lost or stolen, hotels has greatly increased the r 70, $50 and $100. Cost st 106 for $10 to $50. For sale any Railroad Stations. EXPRESS CHEQUES - sometk and f ing we ind couldn't