The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 6, 1945, Page 4

Hard as tile yet smooth as velvet—that's why even grease stains come off with a damp cloth. Paint your walls and wood- work with one quick-drying coat. Easy te apply—no brushmarks. For real economy and satisfaction drop in today! Fleming and Elizabeth Street PHONE 270 PIERCE BROTHERS SUBSCRIBE 10 THE CITIZEN-25° |Alsatians Sponsor !Army have found t! VELVET GLOSS | fs 1869—My Yohe, stage star of! “past Guilt: {{magician, born Appleton, Wis. |ARRIVE HERE ON Work-Horse Fairs | | (Ry Annoclated Press) | E. S. Davies, special agent of deputy state fire marshal, are in country and in the southern Al-|iey West on a business visit sace plain, will effgct a distribu-| tion of work animals in a ma- ehine-poor ¢ Civil d nn ene ide. | some sec- | Je have a} tions of the countr | surplus of horse fl In others, | FORECAST there is a) garth Ae |. Key West’ and vicinity: Partly It is commdn to See-the family | cloudy. - this yalterngan. through cow yoked.with a‘single horse to Saturday, with wi scattered pull a plow or bring a load of| showers,-aiatlacagon; not much wood in from the forest. Oxen,|change in cua reyey gentle to too, are fairly common and an niétterate* shifting winds, becom- occasional cow is yoked with an]ing moderate northeast to east ox to make a team. Florida: Cloudy and cooler in ‘north and central portions, partly ee |sieuay and not quite so warm in TODAY’S extreme south portion with a few ANNIVERSARIES light showers along the south- cast coast today; partly cloudy 1866—Lincoln Steffens, noted | enna eee ature roving crusading journalist-edi-| st, Augustine through Florida tor, born in San Francisco. Died | Straits: Moderate northeasterly Aug: 9, 1936, | winds, occasionally fresh over ex- 1868—Helen Hyde, noted artist,!treme north portion today, be- who lived in Japan many years,|coming moderate easterly Satur- born Lima, N. Y. Died May 13,|qay; partly cloudy weather with 1919, {a few showers over south por- 1869 — William Bayard Hale,|tion to: becoming moderate noted clergyman-journalist his/ easterly Saturday; partly cloudy day, born Richmond, Ind. Died) weather with a few showers over April 10, 192d, K south portion today. s Moderate northerl: 4890's, born, Died Aug. 28, | winds, occasionally fresh Wine extreme, north portion today, be- coming moderate easterly by Sat- urday; part 138. 1874 — Harry Houdini, famed Died Oct. 31, 1926. PBA Anthony H. G. Fokker,! portion today. pla Dec. 23, 1939. | have been issued. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., April 6, 1945 tion BUSINESS VISIT} Washington and Adams Pre: dent and Vice President respec- tively. 9:30 p. m. 1792—Act of Congress estab-! Doughnuts and coffee. lishes first U. S. Mint, in Phila-| saTURDAY— delphia. | Shelleraft Class, 8 .p. m. 1830 — First Mormon Church} lestablished at Palmyra, N. Y. | Subscribe to The Cituzen. 1857 — Historic U. S. Supreme! Court's Dred Scott decision. 1866—First’ G.A.R. Post organ- round-the-world flight. c 1941 — Germans invade Yugo- ,ized at Decatur, Il. 1909 — Robert E. Peary dis- covers the North Pole. 1917 — United States declares war on Germany. mutiny. 1933—Beer declared legal again in part of the country. 1924 — Army filvers in fourjstronghold of Truk. - cloudy weather with showers over extreme north “designer - manufacturer.) Jacksonville to Apalachicola: born in Java. Died New York,|No small craft or storm warnings rvation taken at 8:30 a. m. astern War Time (City Office). | Temperatures | Highest last 24 hours 83 Lowest last night 73 b | Mean 8 Men S | Normal : : 15! CITIZEN Weekly Program At _TODAY IN HISTORY Women’s USO Center ; 1789—Opening of the First Ses-! The SAVERNE, France.—A_string/the National Board of Fire Un- S109 of the U. S. Senate: counts} take place this week at the Wom- {of horse fairs northwest of here,|derwriters, and’ Percy Smith,'the electoral votes and declares’ en's USO, 303 Duval street: jdown through the Saverne G | -! FRIDAY— ——— slavia and Greece, AMERICA'S (GRAND CANYON * THREE / \WIAGARA FALLS @ ERR Eee, SILVER SPRINGS FAIRYLAND 2 BS Ragas MESES ET! ORO Bermudas Maxket JOHN COBO, Proprietor An Up-to-Date Sanitary Market—Complete New Refrigeration White at Eliza Street Phone 52 We Have Very Little Meat On Hand But Expect to Receive a Shipment of MEAT in time to go on sale Saturday morning. At the BERMUDA MARKET you get the BEST QUALITY, at Lower Prices, and you SAVE MORE! following activities will | Classical Music Hour, 8:30 to’ VV V IT CVI {planes (two finishing) begin first 1942 — U. S. Supreme Court’s ‘decision that sitdown strike by sailors, even in port, constitutes 1944 — American planes make “devastating”? attack on Jap FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1965 THE JEWEL BOX (Formerly Seammens) Now Opercted Under the Personal Ownership of Harriet M. Menwelt ee “SERVICE is NOT our MOTTO... But Ensemble Sets . GENUINE DIAMONDS ° Beautifully Designed SILVER BRACELETS Seo s tneheted Heavy Gold Filled « BIRTHSTONE EARRINGS Sood ben teed STONES FOR ALL MONTHS .@ ° — SEE OUR PARADE OF tact COLORFUL GLASS ANIMALS | winsky’s $<. | Rainfa, 24 nours ending Do Your Shopping Here—You Can Get GROCERIES, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables with your MEAT Yes, you can get meat without buying other items, “4 $175 ,, SBOO Humorously designed dogs, cots. girelfes,, elephants ené many more to add te your collection with delight. Greentet and well made of colorful clear and frosted gle. 1h " 8:30 a. m. 3 6. TELEPHONE 146 | Total rental since April 1; ° | _ inches: 00 5 26 DUVALL STREET . | Deficiency since April 1; fa ss < inches; 0.32) 02 4a KEY WEST FLORIDA ves eaine liisestaceaee i | inches ect et, ET --is the place to go for the brands you know! HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES | Deficiency since January 1; Relative Humidity Tomorrow's Tides c (Naval Base) | High Tide Low Tide 7:49 a.m. 12:38 a.m. | 6:15 p.m. 11:55 a.m. | TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Highest Lowest | Atlanta 56 43 | Boston 60° 2 35 Brownsville 62 52 | Charleston 79 50 | Chicago 48 33 | Detroit 42 32 | Galveston 58 | Jacksonyille 82 Kansas City 53 KEY, WEST 83, K. W. Airport , 84 | Memphis 52 | Miami 80 | Minneapolis |New Orleans 62 New York 56 Norfolk 76 Oklahoma City 60 Pensacola 65 52 | Pittsburgh 40 29 | St. Louis 52 35, Tampa 86 63 | Brooklyn, N. Y., 53 years ago. WALLACE BEERY in “Barbary Coast Gent” Coming: "Lost In A Harem” “MONROE THEATER FRED ASTAIRE in ‘ “The Sky’s The Limit” | . News - Sports - Shorts | STRONG ARM BRAND COFFE! TRIUMPH | COFFEE S MILL AT ALL | inches 3.84 | 10% | Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise 7:12 a.m. | Sunset st Bong 7:46 p.m. |Moonri8e 2 2:41 a.m. |Moonset x... 2:47 p.m. Temperature data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- |ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. ast 24 hours last night ween es eto Hie RATING HeEACH ae AN AEA WAKE LON Donald Wills Douglas of Santa || | Monica, Cal., plane maker, born “STRAND THEATER | 'y - Fresh FRUITS and VEGETAB) BATHING BEACH PROJEC Plan Your Sunday Dinner and Shop at ARCHER’S Here You Will Be Certain of Getting the BEST the Market Affords Make up your shopping list now—bring it to Archer’s. Our really wide selection of food products will surprise you. Plan to restock your pantry shelves completely. We have a NICE selection of FROSTED FOODS Customers are not obligated to buy groceries to get Our Meats Archer’s Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” $14 FLEMING ST. PHONES 67 and 47 Bow STOP and SHOP at Wing Lee’s FOOD CENTER DUVAL and ANGELA STREETS PHONE 94 Satisfied Customers are our greatest assets and you too will enjoy food buying when you switch to WING LEE’S— here there is no rationing on courtesy and efficient service— you will also find down-to-earth PRICPS and lerge stocks of HARD-TO-GET Items. More people are finding this out every day—may we help you. THE ORIENT Upstairs, Owned an wval and Angela b We handle only the best of selected nationally know” brands of FOOD. We are vitally interested in every customer enjoying complete 4 i esveds Dally: Pca) | food satisfactions 5 p. m., except Tuesday [22d dA ddd ddddadadddadadadadadadadadade dda dndedndadadadadadadadadundntndadndndedndnds Use Our Lay-e-wey Plan Wa” Belect You: Gitt tor Mothers Dey BUY AN HATHA WAR GON STARLING’S STYLE CENTER Women's Apparel and Accessories Exclusively “Opposite the La Coneche Motel 417 Duval Street Key Wee, Pienée Exclusive Showing of Lovely New Summer DRESSES We Close Every Thursday at 1 o'clock to give our clerks a much needed rest. | GROCERS rg | Wes Gater to. Panties, | Beautiful New Floral @ Lingerie Weddings and Banquets HAIR DRAPES @ Accessories Our Store C at 1 P. M. Every Thursday and CORSAGES @ Hand Hage