The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 3, 1945, Page 6

Recon ere cer : r iC’ ! | 7 Jren born alive, 245 die before! centers like tropical Fortaless ARTICIP MANY PACIFI “WHAT'S DOING’ AT THE’ WOMEN’S DIVISION PLAN NEW DRIVE BRAZIL COMBATS oil Murr” birthday. Southern whe pis" ies ane P ANT IN PACIFIC | FOR COLLECTING | INFANTS DEATHS tne like Curitiba, where the before reaching a year old. Gill ' } NOW - ie a : wig — = oa | WASTE ARTICLES laverage is 114 per 1,000 make a births in Brazil average 70 per \ HISTORY-MAKING BATTLES TODAY AND SUNDAY | The following is the program! i Ss) Pe Nene ico pecltner showing then’ nocthers: 1000) i | RIO DE JANEIRO. — Brazilian « 5 =: lof activities for the coming week ! a ASSIGNED TO KEY WEST DUTY meiner shell Hunt Party lat the Women's USO Club at !” an effort to increase the yedical leaders and the press eeeoeooeoeee NING T N} f 2:00 PM.—Shell Hunt Party — RA HUNNG Field: Program =. eae| 808 Duva! street. jcollection of waste paper, tincans 24, ng in a campaign © - —_—_— sa an Anderson. | Marca 4 to 10, Inclusive and fats in Key West. the Sloan seeking ways and means of re- FOODS ; ‘ 5 ats “te a 3 aes reene and ducing the nation’s high infant ferty, (MQ), USNR, of Mt. Ver-| At Local Navy Base SPO ES ee | Widow's Walk 3:00 p.m. {phone installed, Joe Pearlman, Of every 1,000 Brazilian child-}$ March 17 Sea. pa non, Ala, who has been in the ia cea : Dance 8 to 11 p. m. chairman of the Monroe County ——————__—_—_——__—_ Hie aps % thick of many of the Pacific as ' od Ss A ees Salvaging Committee, announced housewives may call the com- ough June > wl poi ee ea Three Naval pesca ta ae ree Piges ere .8)ps ame today. pany and have them taken up. Blue X5-Z5, A2, B2 through aie bet ath, io om duty vase] oOo se ss is nes shes | 10:00 P.M.—Coffee Hour. A [-agmhes numbers of ithe sstelepliones | 4 cancentedi diester T)$ March 31; C2-G2 through a medical officer of the Naval’ Operating Base during te ih paiaaitts | 8 to 11 p.m. jis 737, and _Mr. Pearlman said and cane will be Ae April 28; H2-M2 through . Receiving Station. are Lieut. jg) Frank Howard! SOCIAL HALL: Dancing, \TTDNESDAY. j that any Resident with teach Mr. Reni man said, ‘as the tae a Outstanding in the battle mem- Gillingham, USN, of Bronx, N.: checkers, table hockey, chess, Shellcraft Class for Women, A ea on hand, may call iat ernment! Be urgent ly in nee o eries of Doctor McCafferty are Y.; Ensign John Jackson Irwin, | skittles, cards, dominoes, Chinese p. m. num be: id the driver of a truck both those articles to be used in ; his experiences aboard the USS Jr., USN, of Charleston, S..C.| checkers, ete. PATIO: Ping- Snanish Class, 8 p. m. pea nd to make the collec- the promotion of the war effort. « McFarland, an old “four stacker”, and Comdr. Ralph Dempster] pong, shuffle board. Showers Wiener Roast on Patio, 9:30 | #0. , ; I may add that |they are being | quyemeees S BAC a destroyer of World War I de- Campbell, (DC), USNR, of Fred-| writing room, lounges, snack bar. p. m. a As to eet Mr. Pealman ex- taken to Miami practically as} " . sign, which was refitted as a erick Md. Sport Equipment: Golf clubs, THURSDAY— : | plained, they are still being re- fast as they are collected, and 4 patrol plane tender Lieutenant Gillingham is at-|tennis raquets. Art Supplics, Beach Party: Swimming for |€eived by grocers, and red points from that city they are being as ronovli 4 Participating in the invasion’ tached to Industrial; Ensign Ir- pools; populanend classical rec- a wome aoa ease 2p.m. yas pene even fon) tenn aut shipped Pe reductions plants the & of Guadalcanal, the McFarland win to the Section Base as Per-; FCS, is. sails community Singing, 9 p.m. { daags - cases ere S108 ks n + | quecned ry rote landings by ‘sonnel Liaison Officer, and Com-}. NOTE TO FRIENDS: The mea FRIDAY— ‘ | grocers refuse to accept fats, trips to Miami every week. i DEPARTMENT STORE u accompanying a squadron of sea- mander Campbell, a dentist, is|!? the Armed Forces enjoy home — Amer ‘an Legion Party for |———-—-—— —- ie Bee Saket ot ees ee Key West's Largest Store é planes on search and patrol mis- at the Naval Station Dispensary.| hospitality Let us help you in’ — Hospital Paticnts, 8 p. 1. | UENO V AN TION WAR BOND" gum, | fee ne ener fr sions in the vicinity of the isl- - -+-- ~ cceneine your invitations to eave SEC Fopgennute and 9 R e ands and remained at her post tial Unit Citation awarded his nh. {_ coffe hour, p. m. . q despite repeated and powerful ship for “outstanding _perfor- WM. H. HENDERSON, ,SATURDAY— : « efforts of hostile planes to drive mance in action and distinguish- Director.) Shelleraft Class, 8 p. m. 5 $ rn her away and sink her ed service to the U. S.. K. RUTH ATEN: ie as s n The nearly fatal blow was de-' He also holds the Asiatic Paci- GERALD DERG EE! TREC tor : KEEP THE RED CROSS BY HIS SIDE 5 a livered by the last of a flight fic ribbon bar with two stars, PingeamuDirector | STRAND THEATER He May Be Your Boy. Brother. Sweetheart or Husband $ ef nine Jap planes. Four were and the American Theater cam- FLORENCE L. WHITACRE y Give Ganotoaal ° ‘ downed by the McFarland’s guns, paign badge. : "Secretary. | We tixe iten dt To the RED CROSS WAR FUND others missed, but one dropped. Commander + McCafferty’s in- ait “Seven Days Ashore” ie 8 its bomb on the former destroy- itial assignment overseas was Anbar . ” < er’s slim fantail. The explosion with a group of: Nay, medical) NEWSPAPER WRITER Coming: “Show Business : also set off some of the ship's officers who set yup, a mepile hos- VISHAING KEY WE eee depth charges. Only the super- pital unit ‘on Ne Hebrides, the e (Pa eae (TNT i humah efforts of the crew kept first of its Kimd joutside contin-| | Miss Ruth Marstellar, feature her afloat long enough to reach ental U. S/*Thén; he was given eas cr Metered MONROE THEATER $ vhere » dut: he .| Argus, 0! ree! »» Pa, is ! : a harbor ‘where she could be duty abgisd the@eFarland serv-| ot veral days’ visit in DENNIS MORGAN in 3 patched up temporarily. ing abeard ‘that ship until Sep- Key West, and expressed herself “ ‘| ” bd During another engagement tember” 18, 1944, when ordered} *cy hel, Ce a ree DESERT SONG : where the U. S. fleet suffered to report to Key West. Se Rae ny City News - Sports - Shorts the loss of several ships, Dector' Prior to being commissioned |9°U : McCafferty volunteered to serve in the Naval Reserve, Command-| -————---—--------- -———_—-—- Sas = aboard the USS Meade which er McCafferty was a resident HOLTSBERG’S was assigned to rescuing scr- doctor on Tulane Surgery as-|4 vivers. 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