The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 10, 1945, Page 6

rt Nn em NY mw ee oe ee ot MEN AND _ WAVES ADVANCED IN RATINGS} . ETE: and FINE ORCHESTRA can AT THE TROPICS as of March 1 ee Lee the Personnel Office announced; The Tropics at Duval and At the same time, | 15 edvancemnets of personnel at-' Angela, Key West's most beauti- tached to service craft ‘ful night spot, offers continuous Fifty-five enlisted men WAVES at the Naval Sta ceived advancements in =... _— Station advance- gancing with the “Three Moods” Willie Elbert Gibson, BMtc; in -the--orchestra shell playing Malcolm Ray Cox, Cox.; ‘John the lar f arg hor the times, Pow! Lisak, Cox; Hobert Martin foe ce @atice from 8 Diehi, CTM(AA): Edward Her- Seis oo Retreuiyiine man Drude, CTM(AA); Mervin evening to the utmost at a price Relph Mack, TMlc; Arthur Ed- thoy is entirely a matter your ward Towell, TMic; Paul ‘Thomas king Luciw, TM2c; Frank James Me- OW ™aping: Guire, Jr, TM2c; Norman Birch 5 Nicholas, TM2c Enjoyment Galore Martin Joseph O'Brien, Jr., TM- Mi ? Se; Maurice Romain Reinhold,! At ‘Midget Bar ‘TMe; Robert William Scott, TM-| Ze; William Anderson Webber, TM, Cari Edward Reynolds, Sr., TMae; James Walter Schnuhl, TM2c; Robert Edward Watson, TMie; Frank Joseph Bermel, Sic; Edward Albert Christman, Sic; Woodrow Ford Horton, Sic Otis James Hurst, Jr., Sic The Midget Bar and Package Goods Store at the corner of Greene and Simonton streets, the smallest establishment in size in South Florida, will: feature that ever popular Midget Bar Irish tenor tonight in songs and Carl chatter that is so pleasing to the TODAY’S CIVIL AIR PATROL KEEPS UP BIG JOB | TODAY's | BIRTHDAYS al | Wallace fay ah of State <a light crews. It still provides the director of the Division of Near United States with an air um- Eastern and African Affairs, brella for searches for lost planes, born Bardstown, Ky., 58 years Civil Air Patrol this month is disaster emergencies, and a doz- ago. starting its fourth year, and par- €2 other things where rapid Dr. George W. Lewis of Wash- don me if I go a little gushy. Hesneportation or observation is Lee fet seme en. CAP is one of my favorite civil- “ },. isn’t generally aban euee GEN n ace, N.Y, ian efforts in this wi CAP either owns, operates or § ‘ Starting three years ago with manages 215 airports in 31 states. ane spar abit pai anineee A é z : p maker, a little handful of private plane It actyally~ has constructed, 81, born Germany, 82 years ago | pilots and men and women who and through the labor or finan- ig * | posery/born Hartford, had an irresistible yen fer hang- cial help of its members has| , Wallace T. Holliday, president Oct, 6, 1909. ing around airports, CAP has managed to keep open 403 other Standard Oil of Ohio, born grown to an organization that fields that would have been! Cleveland, 61 years ago. now numbers 125,000 adult and abandoned because of this de-| cadet .members, with an additi cline in civilian flying. jgon, al 75,000 members now serving A lot of eredt for all this must Roseville, Ill, in the armed forces. go to Col. Earle L. Johnson,} In little hedge-hoppers that never were designed for any- thing but pleasure junkets, they undertook the task of keeping subs* away from our shores with a coastal patrol that blanketed the waters from Maine around Florida, through the Gulf and up the Western seaboard to Wash- ington. They completed the circle with a border patrol. The need for these two services has gone now, but CAP didn’t stop there with its usefulness. It took off on a cadet program that now has more than 65,000 young- By JACK STINNETT ty sasnciates rene: WASHINGTON, Mar. 10.—The York Catholic prelate, American Cardinal, born Brooklyn. Died Oct. 10, 1885. Sept. 22, 1909. tnee Chief”), 48 years ago. ; 1885. fulness for his organization. If civilian organization mothered jn Ohio. Died Sept. 1, 1940. postwar aviation gets off to a by this global war has ever come flying start, the aircraft manu-'of age more quickly. facturers will have to thank! CAP for a lot of it. Johnson says “the postwar de-|¥ velopment of private flying has! been advanced months, perhaps even years, by keeping home-} town airports open. Without: CAP, it would have been neces- | sary to ground private flying': altogether. Of the nearly 1,600 airports in the country now open ; Subscribe to The Citizen. “The Store of Fashion” Fashions For Easter Letham, “9 — onl ae patrons. He is scheduled. to offer Ble; Morris Wells Richardson, *, number of new songs for to. Sie; Alfred Edward Schmidt, Sic; M!8ht a! ‘i Kathryn Thomas, Sic; Donald i? the near future several of his Wood, Sic; John William Deng. *Pecial numbers will be recorded and repréduced on the jute box. fer, CM2c; Albert Adams, CM3c. ‘To hear this tenor is a treat Joseph John Butler, CMS ; Geo. Bverett Marshe, SAL1¢; Eva Ireric worthy Of. a visit to this ever Dmitruk, Elec; Percy Elmer, Has- ‘cred little homey spot wher well, MeMMic; Joseph Edward bests drinks in town are Marcom, EM2c; John Dale Cr popular prices. doll, Fi rt Ludwig He: ih} The. ickage Department is Pie; “Cc” Mody, "Fie; Jphes Maturing popular brands of Nicholls, ric; Gordon Owen! Si¢-)\ wines; liquors, gin and rum in heestee!, Fic ‘halt’ pints, pints, fifths and Joseph Bernard Allen, Js), ¥1c; quarts. ' Coletta Agnes Flynn, Yic; Fran- is Miller Watson, Yic; Herman Dance Tonight At — Manton, Y-: Charles rancis Bianch!, § Clyde 1 Olmsted, SK3c; Estelle Elizabeth La Concha Hote Tankersiey, SK3c; John Graham! The La Concha Hotel offers dancing tonight in the Rainbow m, MAle; Allen Keys Richards, Room with Barrosa’s Orchestra te; James Buck Wicker, HA- doing the honors. Here you can te; Joseph Jesse Fratus, SC(B)2c; dance to good music in a refined LeRey Gene Edmonds, Sp(A)Ic,| atmosphere in an air conditioned and Cherles Russell Harris, Sp-' auditorium. dones, SKT2c; John Charles Bat-' ten, HAlc; Lione! Harvey Brick- (Ay | In Service Craft ‘1c; Dwight, Russell Jewell, Mo- James Ignatius Beyer, F2c; Hy-| MMS William-~Joseph Pater, man Kaplan, MM2c; Leonard Uh- 4g) Ge sony Elten Kirschman, “J fer, MMic, William Audel Hud-} -Dudman, Fle} fon, MMic; Christ Ralph * Wood War Brown, Jr., Mo; Mie; Este! Stanicy Reed, ic; Teddy Ryokiewicz, Sl Reginald Gordon Tomlins: Fl Benjamin Joséph Sawicki, Kenneth Richard Olsen, M ! 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