The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 13, 1945, Page 4

RAGE FOUR AMERICAN WAR ECONOMY AS GIVEN FOR YEAR OF 1945 A one-story building, occupied; _ * (Ry Assoctates reas, | WASHINGTON, March 13. —' Pessimiem over the length of the War means new trends in Amer- ten's war economy. These trends—emerging with the new year—shape up as fol- fom e 7 Materials: New shortages aris- img. Copper because of more bul- |Sgt. Chas, Salas let jackets, lead because the’ Given New Award country has dipped too deeply; inte its stockpile. The United (Rpecial ta ‘ene Cinsend States will “borrow” Canadian) 4 NINTH AIR FORCE BOMB- trees mill capecity, may even use stec! mills to make brass ER BASE, France, March 13.— str for cartridges. Lumber still Staff Sergeant Charles F. Salas, tight. Aluminum very easy, with Jr. 611 Margaret street, Key only bell the country’s produc- West, has been awarded the tien capacity in use. Steel tenth Oak Leaf Cluster to his “fairly well balanced” with des | Ai Aatale fg di \ Air al for outstanding Construction: Another deep achievement on bombing mis- drop eheod uf war on two fronts sions against Germany. continues through the year — Sergeant Salas is a tail gunner $5.150,000,000 ws against 19445 in the “Tiger Stripe” B-29 Mar- — ba gyeon the @uder group of the U. S. Ninth game as last year ,Air Force, stationed at an Amer- But mew residential construc- ican air field in France. He has thom i getting « boost, with 100,- taken part in tactical _bombing G88 mew homes of nearly prewar missions to enemy railroad yards, quality scheduled in congested road junctions, enemy troop con- etties centrations - and, ammunition Spending: Still going up. War dumps. expenditures totaled $85,000,000,- #0 im 1944, including construc- tiem, pay and subsistence of eepe and other items not in- @uded in munitions outlay. | But consumer spending out-| ‘tripped that staggering total, fising to $97,000,000,000, or 6 per @ont over 1943. Both figures are Sergeant Salas recently flew to Dasburg, Germany where his group. hi ‘itr 'retredting Ger- mans and 1,500 vehicles by damaging a bridge escape’ exit. | Sergeant Salas is the son of} ‘executive committee, etc. Mrs. Rowvena Salas, 611 Mar- garet street, Key West. Drug Store Building | Destroyed In Blaze) as a drug store, operated by a Mr. Bell, situated on Petronia} street, near Thomas, was prac-| tically destroyed by fire at 2 o'clock this morning. timated the damage to be about $1,500, with insurance carried to the building includes its can- tents. / The alarm was sounded from) box 25, corner of Thomas and| Petronia streets. i The fire department was called: to the corner of Duval and Vir-| ginia streets last evening shortly | before 6 o'clock where a bunch} of grass and some small dry} trees along the edge of the lot) on the Virginia street side of the lot were found to be on fire. | The blaze was quickly exting- uished with: no damage resulting | to the adjacent building on the; premises. LEGION POST TO i ELECT OFFICERS The annual election of officers will be held tomorrow evening during the regular meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post No. 28, Amer- icary Legion Home,’’cornér White and Southard streets. Officers to be elected are as follows: Commander, vice com-} anders, historian, chaplain, ser- geant at arms, finance officer,) “*The regular monthly initiation ceremony for several new candi- dates will also be carried out by the amount of $800. The loss to 3 ‘Many Advancements In Naval Ratings Nineteen advancements and five changes in ratings are an- nounced by FAW, NAS, accord-|and R. A. Young, ART3c; J. V. ing to Lt. E. L. Yant, (A)L, USNR, training officer.” W. F. Belits, C. O. Buckner, H. |E. ‘Dean, R. F. Huddleston, Jr.,|1¢; H. C. Gladwin, L. A. Hole and and J. L. Mitchell were changed|J. L. Sitkiewitz, Slc(AOM). Fire Chief Leroy Torres es-, tive! ' : A jfrom AOMB to AFC, effec Grob, Jr., W. Halpin, Jr., and A,jatic war film (of actual reality)'car with the Croix de on it. March 1. The following men were ad- employment. No experience ne- cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. i marl-1mo. | TOP SALARIES PAID for Day) and Night Waitresses. Side- walk Cafe. mar.1-1mo; WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. mar.1-tf MESSENGER WANTED—Desir- able daylight hours. Western Union. mar5-tf) WHITE OR COLORED Seam- stress wanted. 419% Duval) Street, Navy Store. mar?-10tx TEACHERS WANTED — “Any one who has taught in an ele- mentary school or is interested in teaching in one should con- fer with the Supervisor of Elementary Education for Monroe County at The Division Street Elementary School, Division Street at White.” } Classified Column |ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE, Stove, ;2 FRAME GARAGE ‘DOORS, vaneed in ratings as indicated,] SENSATIONAL FILM, ‘LIBERATION OF PARIS’ FRENCH MOVIE, SHOWN HERE By Mariposa “Mimi” De La Haye France forever, Jean Steck, was’ very well pleased with the good Naval Opereting ‘attendance and the progress of all previous records the French Canteen in general. effective March 1: F. J. Fantozzi, MoMMlc; A. J. Alberts, Jr., ART2c; H. L. Foote, Sy Ser uorisoe Eck. weaiamns The representative of the Free Sayers and J. J. Wilder, AEM1c:; | French government, the director W. C. Ledford, AOM2c; E. J. Wil-|of chapters, arrived here last liams, SKD3c; H. S. Eddy, SSMB- R. L. Donely, R. J. Furst, C. jProduced in France during the whole great war! «“The Libera- jtion of Paris” was so. vividly Photographed that one could L. K. Kessinger, Sic. LESS THAN ASSESSED’ Valua- tion if sold together, 6 room bungalow, 6 room house, vac- ant lot between, Cor. Florida and Eliza. Streeets. 2 Lots 1205 Flagler Street runs through to Von Phister where the burned building stands. Apply owner, P. O. Box 265, Pittston, Pa. (Brokers pro- tected). mar7-10tx and addressed the crowds over a loud speaker. His dynamic per- sonality carried French spirit cinema. The direction of chapters from Clothes Wringer, Bus, Three Rooms $75.00. Skating Rink. mar8-tf Increase of 28 in the popula- tion of Key West was recorded at the Naval Hospital during the month of February: 15 baby boys, 13 baby girls. They are: 7 x 8 Ft. 1608 Von Phister. , Muriel Theresa Jensen, daugh- 4 marl0-3tx|ter df S2e and ° i Alfre S = sen. iF * weekend, not only to inspect our are quite a novelty and made no/ workers setting French Foyer, but also to show, less sensation than the arrival|of their grows us the most exciting and dram- of the big effective Free French deduction sevings exclusively for our French Naval) i= history, Lieut, group. The popular new com-) imagine being right in the midst mandant, Andie Gevonhey, was ©¢ Out that cash of the struggle and bloody bat-'among those present and, the! Februery tle. Our emotional French audi-'place was so crowded some of | mately 4 ence wept with the tragedies,'the matelots had to stand, and| With the entire and rejoiced with the victories.|others sat on the floor — not! View The Chief of France, General de|minding this little discomfort Gaulle, marched with the troops just to get a glimps of their be- loved France! I less stirred to see pictures of, he Tanks as soon the traditional/the beautiful city of Paris where! throughout the,I_ spent my happy school days “ive to Siam uP [ana to see it free once again—at/ listed personnel at last! TWENTY-EIGHT BIRTHS RECORDED AT NAVAL HOSPITAL LAST MONTH) daughter of CAP and Mrs. Stan- ley T. Sandecki. Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Fr: ——— Civilian employees jest purchases: r | for War Bond French talkies in Key West) more than #7 ri 5 | li: pay in Bi Lorraine!'resents a total of In addition to atest percentage ! | The film, however, was shown & r) ° (Rogers, War Bond i} mounted rt i of a perfect score, Lieutenant Regers that those few net plan bd ti myself was no i? the allotment He said that tif ifs Fer tion are not ready _|ment but added that « new allotments have tained. i ‘ | FURNISHES SUPPORT | BALTIMORE. — Cor Sheila Marie Kelly, daughter of guardian of the mouth of Manis s J. Keily. Bay is supported by three leaser ise Jeahnsyn, daugh- fortified islands, the sites @ Forts Hughes, Drum end Frank, VERY HEAVY BRAIN FOR SALE. — $1.49 BOOKS — Swell titles include The Yearl- ing, Keys of the Kingdom and Prodigal] Woman—Paul Smith, Bookseller, 334 Simonton St. mar.ltf TWIN BED ROOM SUITE. No. 3 Pearl St. mar10-3tx Qe SB .* =~ > Joan Patricia Mattei, daihte ef GM2e.and Mis. Joseph Maffei. |! Alvin Roland Gripper; BMlc and Mrs. Rolaml J. pen. Pada David Louden Pedemoht;~ son of Lt. and Mrs. David Pedemont. Mary Catherine Goodwin, daughter of SoM2c and Mrs. Rob- pee ~ ia : , _ CHICAGO. George ie me Train, six times legelly dee and Mrs. John D. McCd:nick. insane, had a brain whiel :: Merle Brian Glick,'sén of AMIc weighed $4 ounces, the SMO and Mrs. Ernest Glick. John Kurtz Clapp, of Lt (jg) and Mrs. Jack A. Clapp. heaviest known to stience. Some 100,000 miles of theed Thomas Lawton Sholes, III, son vessels distribute the bleed that RE IRE sii the ritual team. ae A f ArdMlc and Mrs. Thomas | the highest on record. War out- Donald Crawford eee f mar6-7-8-12-13-14,1945-6tx _———— | ert Oscar Goodwin. Wa eas om 8. Thomas L. takes food and oxygen to of lay brings the cost of World War " vel eae ee aie aS - \ENTIRE STOCK of Casa Marina) James Franklin Thornton, Jr.,| Sholes. parte of the tmmen belp aD ff to date to an estimated total Being Processed Gioninaifes ining city. 7” WANTED —. Experienced all; News Stand. Apply at News|S°" of BMlc and Mirs. James carries off its w @xereding $226,473,000,000, not @ounting pre-war “defense” out- (Special to The Citizen) | MIAMI BEACH, March 17.— War production labor force: Tec. 5 Donald J. Crawford, 23, Ge declining, from 10,400,000 son of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Jackson, wer workers at the peak in No- of 94-6 Poinciana place, Key West, vember, 1943, to 9,300,000 at last has returned from service out- reports. Due mainly to greater side the continental United States plant efficiency, but the trend and is now being processed in may be arrested by the freeze on the Army ground and service éivitian output. Cutbacks in war toa eg tebuden pene sod fami eac! where his next as- Production, expected in great —... Signment will be determined. volume through the fall and fear- Corporal Crawford served. 34 ¢ as & cause of unemployment,' months as a driver in the South- felled to materialize in anything! west Pacific theater of operations. lke expected volume. Intensive While there he was awarded the teber recruiting is ahead. Some Purple Heart for. wounds receiv- officials want laws to enforce ed in combat against the enemy, menpewer rules, but legislation! the Asiatic-Pacific campaign rib- ie unlikely bon with three battle stars, and the Disfinguished Unit citation. Army. ground and service forces redistribution stations are located Management of the war effort: | Delivered eck, stock and barrel} imte the hands of James F.|' Byrnes, director of the Office of| iM various parts of the United War Mobilization and Reconver-| States. eaey, personnel: re- reeptible tendency of | ting from overseas are’ pro- sol vostro on vile cessed through these stations be- 2 .| fore assignment to military or- fen management of the home-| 2. ni7ations and: installations with- front effort was underscored by! in the United States. Byrnes’ choice of Maj. Gen. Lu-| puring the period that return- els Clay, former procurement | ocs stay. at an Army ground: and che of the Army Service Forces, | service forces redistribution sta- @ his chief deputy. tion, they are given a painstak- Byrnes’ produce or fight de- eree of » few wes ago—which fiweatened military service for men 26 to 38 who are not con- tributing to the cause of victory ~iedieated his readiness to go ewbove end beyond the efforts of the War Manpower Commission. tm his earlier days as mobiliza- tiem director, Byrnes settled dis- putes and did little else. Now, for the first time, it appears that a single person has accepted full feepensitility for making war policy and charting the demobil- ization when the war is won. COLLECTIONS (Continued from Page One) ous divisions of the drive, which * rapidly nearing its time Field Director Glenwood Mc- Comb, at NOB, turned in $589.94, while Field Director Maryanna Nicholson, at the Naval Hospital, Mported collections of $148.20 for tre day William V. Albury, chairman of the | Street Committee, re- donations amounting to while Mrs. Edwards, of dential division, collected $41.75, and Mrs. Hardaway, at the pest office, $16.00 The residential division, of whieh Mrs. William Warren is eharman, has been working ex- eeedingly hard, and with consid- erable success. This division al- ready has reported total collec- tions of approximately $2,928 aimee the campaign began, and is expecting to turn in consi erably more in the remaining dz2/s. The Board of Directors of Key West Chapter held a luncheon meeting at noon today in the USO, Whitehead and Southard streets, at which progress of the eampeign was discussed, PRIMITIVE TYPE CHICAGO. — Four or five hundred years ago, slaves in a rajah’s palace in India threw water on a curtain of reeds hung g@cross an opening in a wall and achieved a primitive type of air ng. condit limit.| ing occupational ‘and physical classification as well as physical and dental reconditioning, togeth- er with various lectures designed to reorient men recently return- ed from combat areas. This pro- cessing is carried on withiut haste in pleasant surroundings conduc- ive to mental and physical relexa- tion. Before entering the poral became a member of the armed forces on November 3, 1939. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our dear mother, “Lucy Peak”, who. died March 14th, 1943: Two years has passed and still we miss you: |Friends may think the wounds are healed: Little do they know of sorrow, That lies in our heart concealed. God loved her too, so he thought | best To take her home to be at rest, |And now she calmly sleeps at | last, |All pain, all grief, all suffering Past. ‘Softly the stars are shining | Upon her silent grave, There lies My Mother sleeping the |The one we loved but could not} Save. | .. DAUGHTERS | FLORENCE M. POWELL | LILLIAN ATWATER SONS TOM MURRAY | TONY MURRAY | CAPT. WARD MURRAY m-13-ltx COCKROACHES ANTS DIE | WITHOUT POISON tested places and wate! results, Don't use old-fashioned da Poisons. Ask for DIL-KIL at drug, hard. WAC, BLOCEEY BluTEs~30¢ — 606 VE, New, non-poisonous DIL-KIL powder kills | Toaches, a other household bugs yet fa harmless to ren and Bugs walk through tt—ers way—dief Sprinkle in in- | Extended Service The Gulf Stream Restaurant, operated under the personal management of I. Wiener, an- nounces on the front page of to-' SMALL UPRIGHT PIANO, in ), day’s Citizen, that the restaurant} is open 24 hours a day around the clock, serving anything that may} be desired from a _ complete méal to a sandwich, breakfast, lunch, dinner and short orders. Special attention is given to families who are invited to bring the children for a treat to their nationally famous dinners. After midnight all kinds of At ‘Gulf Stream’)HOUSE WORK, by day or week, around Beautician, Apply Poin- ciana Beauty Shop. marl3-tf white or colored. 1721 Flagleri avenue. mar13-3tx WANTED good condition. Will rent or) buy. Call Boca Chica Exten-} sion 201. mar13-5tx WILL PAY CASH for used piano. Write P. O. Box 903 or Phone| mar13-1t be reasonable. Post Office Box 905. arl$- sandwiches and short orders are : zoe eee served. This is: the night spot, LOST where you can meet the cele- brities. LADIES’ BLUE AND WHITE ‘The finest of beer and wines are served during legal hours. DAUGHTER BORN Announcement has been made of the birth of a daughter, weigh- ing 6% pounds, to Cpl. and Mrs. Norman C. Cerezo, on March 8 at the local hospital in Enfield, N. C. The new arrival has been given the name of Ruby Diane. Mrs. Cerezo ig the former Miss ie Hale, daughter of Mr, and Paul Hale of Enfield, N. C. Cerezo is planning on re-} ing to Key West in the near} future, Corporal Cerezo, son of} Mrs. Ruby Cerezo, of 916 Fran- cis street, is now stationed at Camp Gruber, Okla. FANS SOLVE PROBLEM BROOKLYN. — Twélve fans, each blowing. air at the rate of! 35,000 cubic feet a minute, solve| the carbon monoxide problem in LST’s when tanks are warming up before hittng a beach. HAD MARY QUEEN IN MIND NEW YORK. — When Mother! Goose, who in private life was) Mrs. Isaac Goose of Boston, wrote | ary, Mary Quite Contrary she had Mary Queen of Scots, in) mind. Subscribe to The Citizen—25e | weekly. 5 | ae P SKIT CHE and Cosmetlc Counters | | | | ” SORSKIN COMPANY, FINDLAY. OHIO 35¢, 60+ and $1.00 sizes tax | : ' | SOFSKIN i Gold Jars Bicycle. Reward. 406 Grinnell street, phone 9282, marl3-2tx MAN’S WATERPROOF WRIST WATCH with silver wrist band. Marking .on back “M.G.N.JR.”, June 3, if returned, 1025 Laird street, phone 575-W. mar13-6tx! FOR SALE 1936 Oldsmobile. I. G. Tyson, 112 Ann St. feb19-30-tx BICYCLE. PRE-WAR Balloon Tires, large sturdy basket. $35.00. M. A. Ham- mond, 823 White street, BOY'S BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS — double cards with envelop: either pink or blue border, rib- bén to match. 50 announce- ments. The Artman Press,} Citizen Bldg. mar13-t£; |BOAT, newly built 33 ft. Cabin| FACTORY REBUILT Electric SCHUTT 1941 ' CABINETS with built 1938. Liberal reward; Franklin Thornton, fr. . Emily Louise Price, duaghter Fic and Mrs. Junior Lee Price. ised é pa | Billie Gae Campbell, son of En- sruiger. Suitable for living. 721) ign and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell. ? ~ | Penny Joan Strawcutter, daugh- marl2-3tx| ter of AMMi2c and Mrs. Joseph | Neal Strawcutter. Sewingu Machines (637.508 (AIs|- cone soe oe ea 5 ba us and Mys. Raymond Calvin Ford. Radio Service, 629 Eaton,| George Leon Tillinghast, III, Phone 1081. mar12-3tx| son of Lt. and Mys. George Leon Tillinghast. All Steel House! Lynne Valentine Clairmonte, Trailer; dinette, stove, refrig-;daughter of SM3c and Mrs. Al- erator, and extras. Sleeps four.|fred F. Clairmonte. . Excellent condition. See Mr.| Ray Franklin Beachy, jr. son Stewart between 6 and 7 p. m.|f : RE and Mrs, Southern Inn Trailer Park,| Beachy, Sr. 612 Simonton street. marl2-3tx Stand. mar12-3tx | Ray Franklin Cain. 1938 4-DOOR DODGE SEDAN,! patricia Margaret 1028 Virginia St. mar13-2tx | Frank Charles Mullaney. John Anthony Warsowick, Jr.; son of S2c and Mrs. John An- in sinks and drainboard—complete with pre-war strainer, double swing|theny Warsowick, Sr. faucets and trap. ‘Plenty of} Sandra Joyce Crews, daughter room for pots, pans, soaps and|of SSMC2c and Mrs. James How- powders, kitchen __utensils.| ard Crews. Drawer ‘space for silverware,| Bruce Barber Preston, son of ‘ete. «Have some. pre-war used | Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Jack Bruce Trained Dog Show At | ment announces that Canine Wonders have gaged for a performance at view Park tonight. have recently played a repeat at the NOB Patio, where they were very men and women. While playite at Club Bali and the Otymp.a Theatre’ in Miami they received considerable praise. repertoire of tricks, ‘ dances, jump rope Diana Rebecca Cain, daughter! trapeze, climb pole: of RdM3c and Mrs. Daniel Robert] res, formance is a remarkable act .n ‘i Mullaney,|an J, Q, test, with the audience daughter of Ensign and Mrs.| participating. Chesapeake Bay i¢ the work?’y reatest oyster ground, but in 0 ears its yield has shrunk from Bayview Park Tonight . The City Recreation Depart- Comille been The dog acts popular with the service The dogs, with their marvellous do drills swing on a and roll ba: The feature of their per Comb: to RE Rae RES ERRSRSNE SS MONROE THEATER OLIVIA DE HAVILAND i» “Princess O'Rourke” through March 31; C2-G2 Beek & through April 28; H2-M2 through Some 2; 62-82 Stamp 95. Book & through FOODS Book 4, Blue X5-Z5, A2, B2 Bears el inate mar10-3tx! BURROUGHS ADDING Machine ash basins left, from $3.00"to| Preston. : : Se00 Goime see' the sink eab.| bawrnece John Mahoney, soh/$ through June 90. Red Qs- 7u"¢ & inets and wash basins at Pep-| Pa Lt. and Mrs. James B. Ma- SS through March 31: TS- O14 soriod. 4 and 5: Sow Be pers Plumbing Supply Co. 512} "1. Lois Ratchelor, daugh- X5 through April 28: Y5. “sod |, through & Fleming St., Phone 118. per Grier ee HUEe 2S, A2-D2 through June 2: GASOLINE ’ miselgestc| See ee ¢ and Mrs. William E2-J2 through June 30. A-lé n ; atchelor. through March a} andra Theresa Sandecki, Ration Board Otfice, Post Office MOTOR-BIKE Engine and com- plete attachments. Lamartine, 649 William street, Rea’ After 6 P. M. mar13-3t Inn, 1128 mar13-5tx Apply Bottle Cap Simontan St. YELLOW SECOND SHEETS: package of 500, 75c; two. pack- ages $1.25. The Artman Pr FOR SALE—1941 Service Cycle.! 1320 Seminary St., Tel. 521-J. mar10-3t' EC ST TT! LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. Knives and Forks — Chrome Glidden Paints, Varnishes and Enamels Paint and Varnish Brushes HARDWARE Plumbing Supplies LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. EU OR TO AE Se SLs iS ASSN Citizen Bldg. mar od Sct , ITE and bo pre beste DINING ROOM SUITE an other furniture. 1721 Flagler tan. ui avenue. mar13-3tx vet to end RIDE THE BUS s—that Vie- Whenever Possibie, It’s comes fire. Do your Convenient, Practical and re Economical to jaoure PHONE 71 RIDE THE BUS ‘ j tie (ter Recognizing that adequate sui hal ‘ “ bus, workers Plated Blades ...........-------:------+ Per Set $5.95 and on es: Sets of 6 Each for the t to and from High Back Rocker Chairs .................. Each $4.39 the housewife Hack Saws ....ccccscccccccccccsesssseeessseeeeeceee Bach $2.75 Spe soline Blow-Torehes: Each $5.95 a a Three new bust Glass Shelves With Brackets ............ Each $2.10 service and lable ordered. transportation trips is vitally essential to the GOOD SERVICE aced in service fre for wai to and from their jobs alte o ntial business and ransportation of pupils school, and for emember ot on shopping ; Making Every Effort To Give ‘ ‘ f 'S are now in others will bi as soon as from the manufac- om whom they are KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, Ine. J. W. Sellers, Manager Phone (05/ SOOO eee Oe ee OOS SEES EES EESEESSSSSEE SESS SSSSESOSSOSESSOSSSO SSS OSS