The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 22, 1945, Page 3

SSS para FG once ciniraimaencnioeaal ee PRURSDAY, Hank H 22,1 — NAVAL STATION ; OPA OFFICIALS SCORES HIGH IN (cme and t County. County, aiden Page One) Monroe +, Pointed ‘out that| said, press’ lami have quotas for jon them to Therefore, etter dis tion of meat to es y West. as of t quota would go further tov » demand there, even if it v f "| Blorio after one minute and four —_ Seebnds of the third round. xs) WON SIX. OBTAINING || In‘the other bouts, Charles Gil- ONE | jand decis! ‘oned Tommy Lipira of; are considered DPAW IN NINE. BOUT fren Tarantino, Key West, ceived the nod over Ja x4 MATCH STASED wEpnes- | lomb; Miami's Hal. Locka ap 2 DAY NICHT | “Burnetto; Claude Dale, Na | yal yet to John Smith; | Key ph Palieri and’ - ad | Norris Boling battled to a draw; 8 Newel Svation bowers} Polly Ryan defeated Bill Abbott we wndhad one draw in their] of Naval Ar: Station and Bob 8 ch test Wedaesday| rtson, Naval Station, nosed’ ; > es cok out Charles Morris? Fred Bos-! * ram theisard and Jimmy Séaman, Jr., “ith bette | Both of NOB! fotighit to a draw, we 3 Sat the} Th® cart! proved to be a field m mil park |day for Casey Costello, both as, d population. I souta Florida, not jist for peael quota in the form of bologna and! this ineludes! weiners. she 0 be brought who came here from Miami to at-! Ways Supplemental to that of the a ; best provider, Uncle Sam. The} f 'Red Cross services provide inj} HE Martin, district price econo-| emergencies, and upon rqeuest/ dollars each -for’ her: Meat quotas were discussed, it ng brought out that if quotas a few years wh ( fall far short and for food to meet the! > even with a| THe KEY WES{ CITIZEN RED CROSS (Continued from Page One) he, The delegation of OPA officials! tend the meeting consisted of H. mist; Bryant L. Davisorl, attor-'from the military, recreational ney for the enforcement di n;!and comfort articles where the Richard Kostka, district price lia-! thilitary’s own are inadequate or ison officre, and C. D. Arnold,| inaecessible and where the indi-| rice division investigator. vidual service. man suffers from’ ‘an ailment called ‘lack of funds’.”! d dealers agreed to! ——— rts for the month of When Spanish explorers came detailing the pounds of t0 the Americas following Col- meat they receive. These will be|/umbus’ diseovery, they found/| S/turned over to Mr. Winter and Aztec and Inca Indians in Mex-| rd! checked against Key West’s quota ico and Peru living under con- in an effort to obtain increased! ditions similar to those of: early meat supplies. { Egypt. ‘ |. All the f compile March, | i PORE pyrene retary yee | Chissified Column — j (By Assopiatea Présa¥ COLOMBIA DELEGATES Tamers orosoore | HAVE NO PAY DISPUTES! BOGOTA, Columbia. — Colum-} bia decreed salaries of a thousand gates to the recent 13-day meet- $ fi / ing of foreign ministers in” Méx- . . ‘ § ico City. This worked out the $76 a day| "= except for the secretary of the| delegation, who got only $50 a day. Delegates also received $1,- 090 each for traveling expenses. TODAY IN HISTORY | mse — 1783——Congress of the Confed-} ciation gives Revolutionary offi- tt ee in cers five full years’ pay instead] of tc cf the half pay for life prevfbusly| ed te | Promised; little difference, as no 01 | money in treasury. 1820 — Stephen Decatur, naval! eq: ESO killed in duel, aged 41. pation? 1865 — Antonio (Tony) Pastor' break: een opcns first variety house (later. — ote = vaudeville) in countty. 1917 — United States formally cognizes new Russian Bolshe- overnment. —Germans itpose fine of a million dollars on Brussels for anii-Flemish agitation, World See'Paue Sonrvne. ‘ John Arch conncy LMB event was a wells| trainer: of: the Naval: Station rep-! feds: povernmient = ys 5 viet ry for Elton] réesentatives, and as promoter and D - supplying ships. “We Bie Mortis Nei, Miami's} matchmaker. Owen Gilpin was are allowed certain quantit:es of hesitated either ringster| the third man’ in the ring and pork products, under this priority. | so sw ay punches, but | Herb Fedder, announéer. i Yet we still can’t buy pork and! | M mn the many a and had) The ext smoker will be staged’ pork product: | Mime SAD ogee full tine} YELLOW SECOND SMEETS: crea aeeariong 8 OF & RO°ont ABH 2° With Vie “Barton oppos-| It was also brought out that] employmeat. NO sxbSriftice ne-) package of 500, 75e; two pack- — ing Art Barton, Paul Roberts fac-| even if the | cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. | ages $1.25. The Artman Press, e os : “ ® TKO tri-\ ing Jimmy Seaman, Jr., and El-' ing a quota s marl-lmo.| Citizen Bidg. marl3-tf| » © foeals when popu-|ton Evans testing Ray Aleano in' the quota s wis MAY ARDN Dai de Hal | ¢ Bion stépped Perry thice of the feature attractions: | the packers ship the bulk of Gey Biel i PAID for Day) BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS — —— eee | in aang ide-i double cards with envelopes, ae ai walk Cafe. mar.l-lmo' either pi ib. Buy More War Burts That Ever Before | Pink or blue border, ri bon to match. 50 announce- |WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN] ments, The Artman e GIRLS. Good s. foutherrt- itizer | % “oe | So ee i ONE TO ‘OTT. WANTED — Experienced ali Margaret Foes COT roar AT = ) ; Ou Spring Sale offers « sew and complete lire of) | furniture end Furnishings, Jou emMasingly low~ prices. 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