The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 7, 1945, Page 4

ate ST en ei Ae Hymn seen nap re feiheapnentinanettitiedh fsa einaeS mES Aas eee RT RN a ee - ‘ PAGE EOUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1945 . ! ALL JACK NO PLAY | WAtsenenatnstansasssasaneaaraneetenette teenies | OVER 4,000 |keep the Red Cross there, help-| ‘The Negro Baptiste of Amertes ? ' WHAT YOUR RED CROSS DOES FOR You | piss SESE ing our Key West boys. My ad-' maintain two theological semi- MAKES STARS DULL | (Continued from Page One’ ‘vice: to the Key Westers is to naries, 15 colleges and 19 junior NEEM REENMEN EN EAN EN MEN EEMMEMEMERRERE RSH RBZKH KS! Taylor cited the fact that Key give twice as much as he in- colleges. Sheps EE PORE G | (This is the sixth of a series ation affecting servicemen and West men in service now num-! tended, because he'll feel ten Ya ciiaaateainiaiaaa | of articles showing how you their dependents and concerning per more than a thousand, and times as good after he does it.” Subscribe to The Citizen, me Lp pean att agrees _ Sana io tir Ska can use the Home opine De- \the work of the International said: iS - ego iy Asnceta: rene! in prewar days) than to find her a’ partment of the Key West |C itt h : sap i mi | HOLLYWOOD, March ?.—Hol-' good part +f jCommittee of the Red Cross.; “We must not forget wherever ; Chapter of the American Red re is, i pete errr ia alias Gok Soe cheapie aes | There is, as might be supposed,’ our Key West boys are fighting, ‘ 5 3 : Z }a tremendous amount of litera- the Red is ri i talent and doesn’t know what to said of this, “but when it comes! } xX Wee rae =e he Re Cross is right at their, do with much of the talent it has. to the point where all I want is ayaa ee Front St. ‘ture, changes of policies, etc, side. This drive is necessary to omen oO ey This is especially true of MGM,}my pay check then I’m through Pane: = involved in \.these- :complicated ~ 9 Sse se which boasts in its ads that it h a person, But they are very jmatters. If a Chapter does not more stars than there are in heav-‘pige Whout letting, me turn, down By MARTHA WINCH ‘have the answer to-an inquiry it 7 We Must Meet Our Fat en.” It does Rave! th@egtars, and pales I consider) bad) I've reject: Information can always write or wire to the| 4} Jit makse oftlygglimfted number’ od ral, ind in one of my! ‘The Chapter staff is well in-,P¥0Per authorities or direct the} s : ‘ | Salvage Quota for March! of films yearly. This makes it seven y inquirer to write for the infor-| (jx stom CONWAY in. a . }tough on ‘the featured “players, | picture.” |mation needed. e@ Falcon Out West” ; \ i 5 oy Hl NATION’S fat-salvage goal for Each case worker recognizes Coming: “Days of Glory” i a4 Fos looking for new, “I do get paid every week,” she rs there bodid only one’ formed on regulations and legis: which is why; you find Seamany The hope, of gotise, “for a Sil a IIT aS, of them doing their best 3 on like Ruth Hussey, or a man like hee! resnansihiit Has t ‘arch is 26,550,000 Ibs. To loan-out to other ‘less stam lots Carroll, is to find that one all-! pe, ape ' ponsibility xo). fiedi. out) Sam | . cea foxt ta independent pommserae «| Witiportent pare whieh will: aakel “rey usn Goes To about these things and to Keep | i ———.../ Henge een ern | * Seeing Ruth Hv at work the big shots snap to aitention.! Country’ In Search abreast of new developments in — every other te 4 SS : 2 the differe litary and naval in the nation—must fill its quota. | again, after long ment for Greer Carson -did it, Hedy La-| : e different military and naval , ‘ the birth of her son George Rob-| marr did it, and others can do! Of Rest And Quiet ana veterans programs. This is Zi Won't you go all out to help pu ‘ert Longenecker, reminded me the same. Ruth is predicting noth- | ff = a vitally important community , HOOT GIBSON in the drive over the top this month? | forcibly of ue plight ef such ey ing for * ue Manns ee neue The sale yesterday of .the F Hg apa which ithe Hea “Sonora Stage Coach” Remember! Your cquntry is ent, especially as she ‘s teamec at the chance for it. | a ; Cross apter is prou o be ing: “ ” leit goin “Carroll anaiher Me= one thnig she would do} | aY G- Bush ‘home, 1908 Vir- able to give. | Coming: “Salute for Three depending een eee tro-ite. Producer - director An- tarting afresh now,, 9imia stre‘et, for $4,300, : ee on bullets, on drew Stone, incidentally, had to she said. That's “dress and act” through the J. Otto Kirch- | TREE = Soren rubber, soaps for military: civilian pay Metro virtually the full y the rdle of actress. ‘It’s important} ' cone nnceele ae ecncenecde use,and hundreds of other essentials. salary of each to borrow them for | but se didn’t know it when Billy| ee ee : RATIONING TIMETABLE a few weeks for “Bedside Man-'Grady, then Metro talent scout sionally to almost every man FOODS SHOES ner,” which may be one practical ned her from a road company to ” get close to nature to Book 4, Blue X5-Z5, A2, B2 Airplane Stamps 1. 2 and 3, Check your own savings by this check list. Maybe you’ve been over looking some of these sources. Official Navy Photo faye ee the size of the aids eee gh money for mune with her SEHage pict eee condi Bees geod indefinitely.” PAR N ig Comte, T. S. White, Miss Hussey, who always turns! striking clothes,” she said “t| se owe Shine 2, through April 28; H2-M2 SUGAR . Paid for by industry. » ie at NAS as Chief Staff fin. good performance and often! drove a secondhand and wore It's too much for me,” Mr. through June 2; N2-S2 Stamp "a Book 4, through ¢| for Naval Air Bases, | i, brilliant, takes it philosophic-/a secondhand fur coat, I thought} Bush told The Citizen when through June 30, Red QS- "une & 3 pe os A Navy flier with con- | ci1y. Nif they liked your acting, or didn’t | he was local circulation man- S§ through March 31 TS: G14 igg SUE s Sites = = | “I can see that the studio has Jike it, that was all there was to| @9€2 for the Miami Herald, X5 through April 28; ¥5, °° set ee aoe new pe: | problems, too,” she volunteered. | it.” } ‘and if I keep it up. it will ZS, A2-D2 through June 2; oR ene : |“After all they do have stars to And spe “Chuckled, reeallifg | kill me. I want to go some- ' E2-J2 through June 30. A-lé through March 21. ¢ ) Satisfy first, and there just aren’t ho ie was dropped by MGM where where there is quiet R Bint co e c | enough pictures to go around: On. af! me. Year, to be “saved” by and room to breathe, so I am uilding o. | Ni the other hand, you can’t draw a G '§ suggestion that\she make {| going to give up my Herald lead there until you are a big,a test showing she*could have job.” | 9898. He has served in the | star, so it becomes an endless “glamor.” When the head men He resigned and bought a and several parts of | circle.” saw it, the same who had said| 40-acre grove near Home- Pacific including the in- A studio executive once told Hussey had no glamor, they, were stead, where he is now xais- | of the Philippines. her sympathetically that it would quick to sign her again. ing Haden mangroves, avo- | fees see, cados of various types, oran- Jackson Sawyer ~ ges, grapefruit and tanger- | Killed In Action | - TWO HOTELS IN MI AMI= POPULAR PRICES LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY Rates Write or Wire Reasonable ROOM for Reservations WITH BATH and TELEPHONE FORD HOTEL PERSHING HOTEL SPECIAL CHURCH ARTILLERY FIRE | ines. SUBJECT TONIGHT HERE THURSDAY ; ~ tts beme/here wasjpurch;| | ased by Valter Vinson, a "Mr. and Mrs. Milton E. Sawyer oo former insurance agent, who 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue : | The Rev. Ed. McKinley, min-| The Army announced tod is now employed in the Navy 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator & ENB Washington street, are in| iyo, of Livingston Memorial that Coast Artillery firing prac-| Yaud. Solari Heated fereipt of word from the War | Methodist Chureh of Jackson-' tice will be held from West Mar- } mags informing them that | ville, Fla, who is now conduct-jtello on March 8 and 9, from 3 gon, Pyt. Jackson L. Saw-|ing revival services at the Flem-!| p. m. to 7 p. m., weather permit- FO. was killed in action. ing Street Methodist Church,' ting, or first subsequent day mie Sawyer was reported | will ‘speak tonight, beginning at, weather permits. All vessels and | ber 20. 8 o'clock, on the subject of aircraft were warned to remain! “Making A God.” clear of the danger area. | | Rev. McKinley spoke last night! The dange area will be the w | to a good attendance, _{ter area off shore Key V bounded by a line extending 000 Band Orchestra grees, 32 minutes, 47 seconds, | 4 ; north latitude; 81 degrees, 47 Still Rehearsing | rinutes, 32 seconds, Ast longi- tude, and a line extending 9,000 The City Recreation Depart-| yards at an azimuth of 110 de- ment announces that the City’ grees from 24 degrees, 32 min- Band-Orchestra is fortunate in'utes, 47 seconds, north latitude its string section having attracted 81 degrees, 46 minutes, 51 scc- excellent fiddlers from both the | onds, west longitude. civilian and military populations.! ‘Maximum altitude of the firing | However, its is; ‘further stated,} Will be 900 feet. | that there is only oné viola arid’ LiL angen inane one cello, In the interest of bal-' When barbed wire was first) ance there should be another of iMtroduced in the British Isles | each of these. Anyone playing and America, there w. strong ; 3 these instruments’ will ,be heart- objection to it on humanitarian } Official Navy Photos |ily welcomed. Rehearsals are’ at 8tounds. BARRARY, Sp(A)3c, |the High School every Thursday | @ shower, has one |4! 8:00 p. m. of the 180,000,000 pounds ay i es 2a aN ‘ seep needed by the Navy PLAN INSTALLING | 400 carloads of paper are on cntiee tes, (Continued from Page One) chines were discussed in detail, ALBERT PITA IS though no definite action _was| AWARDED BADGE |‘**c": ards due south from 24 de- LISTEN! THE NEw MODESS HAS A POSITIVE WONDER OF A DEODORANT SEALED IN EVERY NAPKIN. MARVELLOUSLY FAST AND EFFECTIVE BY ACTUAL LABORATORY TESTS ! One of the things that will be ; done later, regarding the ma- | Albert Pita, whose Key West| chines, is the appointment of @iiress is 007 Elizabeth St, and | their custodian. is now overseas, has been ded the infantry combat | Tewmen, off Chichi Jima, 160} and also the good conduct | ™iles north of Iwo. 1, according to information| _Moore’s torpedo. bomber was ived herve by his relatives. disabled after ne had made a iat to entering the service of |UD at the aii ld and harbor. country, Pita was. employed | A destroyer picked up the crew at sea. the, First National Bank. of| ° their life raft 16 miles y West wHars moreE -MODESS is SOFTER AND SAFER, TOO! ME For THAT BIG BARGAIN BOX TODAY! IT SAVES 13¢! RELIEF FOR ACID INDIGESTION | | the Ball lee Book. T send 10c with your nam rf GARDNER’S PHARMACY: gai arorners courant, ions bigosal Add Free Delivery. (pegslimeesttamertecaitinactinacil ont Photograph = | SRST Sattioce Crawtord of | is aboard a DE with | the crew's payroll. Millions are Paid monthly by this depart- | ment of the Bureau of Supply and Accounts. Key Wester Forced Down In Pacific) GET THE B16 BARGAIN BOK SOFTER, SAFER SANITARY NAPRINS CONTAINING A QEVOORANT “ Mr. and Mrs. e, f r Key Westers w residing in Miami,| son, Lieut.{ Jv, who is! F was dumped| fone with his two! ONLY Franchised Bottlers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling [o, of Key West