The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 26, 1945, Page 3

SIGNS OF SPRING ONLY GAME pLAyveD YES- TERDAY IN EITHER OF MAJOR LEAGUES | ——, . (Special to The Cltmen> NEW YORK, April 26.—Claude | Fasseau, pitched gnd batted Chi | cago to a 4-0 decision over Cin. | cimnati yesterday, homering in the third, then Sitigling in one | of two seventh . inning runs, while holding tae Reds to five hits. Phis was the only ame played ; ~~ in either of the majot lc, yey | “I wish I could write about of more good actors and actresses , Ai WATIONAL Rea leagues. | | people you do”, he said.'in Hollywood who. are becoming ait ghee: craft or storm warnings AA Hinciae a \“That would be easy.” ,worse and worse. No, thanks, 1/"@Ve been issued. * ‘What do you write about?” jdon’t care to name them, But! Chicago ya y! é Suk rc esi THER Bietonets : : 1} “Lately I have been concerned you take Margaret O'Brien. She ki ee Fla FERRE Pannen. end Livinesea, , |with the Bretton Woods and San’ is wenderful now. But by the opcervation’ taken et mn ston; | Francisco Conferences.” . “ end Watkins, All other games postponed. AMERICAN LEAGUE All games: postponed. jmoney goesT could make a liv-|been a success as an actor.” r STANDINGS ‘\ing from columning if I h A press agent tut-tutted. cae MH Lisle Creek, Va. National League jtime to do the research myself.’ .“No, it’s true,” Orson insisted. Precipitation Syocialized inyasion course “foe wu. But I have to spend too much “You'll find that the only good Rainfall, 24 hours ending duty as boatswain’s mate aboard New York 6 2 jof my time in this.” He gestured notices I ever got were for my| 8:30 a. m.,, inches. 0,00|% New LSM. * | Chicago 5 2 |to the movie set. work as director or writer. And Total rainfall since April 1; | LSMs are powerful, 208-foot St. Louis wos “Would you like to give up| those were the only things I inches 0.17) tank carriers which can speed} Boston 4 ol ps fl jyour other interests and merely got any pleasue from. ‘Deficiency since April 1; through the vast stretches of the Cincinnati 3 4 429) Ma eal. | write a column?” | “But columning—that is very| inches z ... 0,91) Pacific and roll their war} Brooklyn 3 .¢ «. Official Navy Photos |. YC. don’t merely write a col-| satisfying.” Total rainfall since Jan: 1; machines directly onto the; J huladelphia 2 5. 286 WALTER YOUSE, t che, {win It's hard work. But it is} I didn’t want to disillusic| inches mines .. 1.34|enemy’s shores. Lones and his Pitsburgh Mei0 154) paretaly ie or watches | very. satisfying work. ' Heaven’ him, so I sneaked away quietly. \| Deficiency since January 1; mates will soon take over one of ee bell plavere cies ap abla ie : pee a EN : BN anches, ee _-.. 4.43|the new landing ships and sail American League thats xadick fe aia site i eccese@ooooocceszcq0eCcoee CCevsouvev0e e Relative Humidity to join the Pacific onslaught. Cricagy 5 0. 1,000; end Ralph Barbary, below, a | AFTER V-F DAY: WAR ON OPTIMIS' vale sie eed WE ie sy New York. ~ 5 1° 833° ster moundsman. of a yeer ago, i A = A ° OP MISM i Sosuashou! Watson ‘street, entered the Navy Putgibitia 2 gus 2 667: is one af the veteracs ber I stonri sae. in September, 1944, . and’, went} Detroit 44 42 667, ccuntad on to bring the Stati 'S | eoeececeseooce voeceeecece oo , Sunrise ~. 6:54 a.m.|through recruit training at Great Washington 3 § ‘00! its frst Island League pee By JACK STINNETT time measures to control civilian Haas oe P.M.’ Lakes, Ill. He is the son of Harry Cleveland t 4 206° nant, | WASHINGTON err og The i {mPloyment became a legislative MpOnTEse - 7:14 han|M. Lones of 1119 Petronia street, St. Louis 1 5 “162 ee Ne Reds Bas ae 1eality instead of merely congres- rege = teem Key. Wests ‘ Boston 0 6 000 City Softball *| White House aad a’ dozen ‘other araft nurses were introduced, pomceery siaten REVEALS STATE HAS TODAY'S GAMES Leagues Reorganized) wer's biggest job of salesmanship, 1% ter words, our optimin igh Tide Low Tide 123 SEPARATE UNITS American League to do. WES ee : EOE ae . 10:42 a.m. 4:11 am. Detroit at Chieago. At a meeting of softbalb mana-|,.. 1 i# to sell the American’ home| “=3* the Sovernment isaiming at) 11:47 p.m, 5.04 p.m. TALLAHASSEE, Apr. 26 (FNS). St. Louis at Cleveland. Boston at Washington, gers at the City Recreation De- | earnest ichore of producing 600 readable you might have.” {words five times {finds the job difficult. A BY BOB THOMAS “ Newsfeat res | - HOLLYWOOD.—When I chat-} ted with Orson Welles on the |“Tomerrow ‘was not with Wells the director, scenarist, producer or yself th Welles the columnist. guy. “Don’t you | |research on such subject H “Fortunately I have that done! ; {for me. That's where ‘all front on the fact that the end of ; t war in Euroge won't mean the| rartment Office last night the|end of the home front struggle. is Forever MAN FROM MARS, DEEP IN | “THE WEATHER“ Chapter Will _ BRETTON WOODS ;tion from acting.” “You don’t?” “No. There’s no pleasure , standing for an. hour while they | | Florida’ set, ii ee. actor, ' vou and then jines into a machine. Acting dedicated mederate a week. He He continued in the usual Wel- weather. lesian non-stop manner. “I know eather Jacksonville ‘time she’s 60, she will have for- pas a lot of gotten every good thing about % acting she ever knew. “T don’t care for acting and, Lowest last night the as a matter of fact, I have never’ Mean have to do ‘now is to keep that optimism from getting out of bounds again. ! From coast to coast, all V-E FORECAST \ Key West. and, Vicinity: Partly cloudy and continued warm this jEnows I don’t get any satisfac-' afternoon through. Friday; gen- jtlé to moderate southerly winds. Partly cloudy and in warm today through Friday. St. Augustine through Florida focus the lights and cameras on Straits and East Gulf: Maedevate delivering your: winds, southwesterly over 2orth and central portions and south to \Popular frightener, ~I addressed not so bad on the stage because Southeasterly over extreme south you have an audience to play to. Portion today and tonight; Friday . Welles the columnist is a very But the camera acts like a blot-|™0derate south to. southwesterly to the! ter, soaking up any acting ability’ ¥i2ds over north portion. and/ southeasterly winds! over south portion; partly cloudy | to Apalachicola: | get rs 30 a. m. ern War Time. (City Office.) Temperetures Highest last 24 hours TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 24) A regular held Bri Temple, streets. Mrs. Doris Rivas, Eaton HARRY M, LONES | (Spectal per AN M. ¢ Lones, 87| 79) 83 Amphibious J. A. Mur: | Meet Friday Night: Carnegie, Okla. — When’ J. | Meeting of ‘Fern!’ Chapter No. 21, O. E, Si, will be+ ty evening, beginning, at 8 o'clock, in ‘the Scottish Rite and Simonton in, worthy ma-|pieces of. wire, tron, announces that degrees will be conferred during the meeting. TAKING COURSE}, CHICAGO, April 26. — Harry Jv., seaman, second; ss, USNR, of Key West, is now | stationed at the Atlantic Fleet's! Training ‘Base at taking the; ~____-. , special Tampa Trib- une correspondent at Tallahassee, in av feature article published — ‘Johnson's pig died, Johnson cail- ed’ a veterinary to conduct a pestmortem, In the pig's stomach 58 fenee staples, five copper erients, fourteen pieces of two small stones and ten AMERICAN and CUBAN NOW ‘ —0o0o-— BASEBALL —o0o— Popular Brands of ae) a pryyyrrrrrryr i WARM WEATHER Dresses /; . Gay as flower gardens and as Cool as an ocean breeze. . . dresses that will see you through days of sweltering heat. ‘ COMPLETE Mrs. Maurice Weintraub, Manager |reeont cae ae STAR * BRAND COFFEE Try A Pound Today: eee, - | BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street Received Daily By Leased Wine CIGARS and COLD SP POCSOOSOOSS OSS OOSOOOS SOO OESESESOSEOSESORS (Only games scheduled) . National Civilian’s League was reorganiz-| This very day, officials in these Pay celebrations will emph hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-| last Sunday’s Tribune, reveals @DRESSES for Sport Wear ~ Philadetph: N Y sic arid ri oni {departments and agencies are; ‘he fact that World War IL t ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. | that Florida, now has in operation; BR S for ia at New York. ed and a Service Men’s League : ; .or lover: that relaxatic the home @Sun-Back DRESSES Brooklyn at Boston set up. ‘This/ia, expected to resuft|| {cue ne around to find convine- |OVer, thas relaxation om the Ro Highest Lowest | 123 separate state boards. ps a Boston. D. s sult |ing arguments that V-E Day will, {font will mean only prolonga- last 24 hours last night| “So numerbus have these sep- @Dressy DRESSES hicago at Cincinnati. i ich be r bi | ve = e izati a na mu etter brand of soft-| 4, Gissowe price contre man-/ tion of the war against the Japan- Atlanta _ 82 64 arate organizations become,” he (Only games scheduled). ball than that which hag been! powc. reguidtions, saoriages, Se , and conseqyently thousands Boston ; 52 43 | states, . “that. one occasionally | @DRESSES gener BERS ge vlayed at Bayview Park during} jective Srrvire—all the bost of 0f lives lost needlessly. Brownsville 98 72 stumbles over another and. welt} for All Occasions x Offers ( ti March and April GF | ers Cooperation ; March and April. _.._, | Wartime: inconveniences, | Newsreels (some already pre- Charleston 78 70 |meaning servants of the people} BEACMWEAR. SUN SUITS ~ PLAY SUITS In Cancer Campaign The City and Naval Civilian’s) Most of the pans for putting!pared), radio broadcasts (some al- Chicago 45 39 | get into disputes with other well | League was represented by Petty | this ergument over still are under|ready planned or written) and Detroit . 49 42 meaning servants of; the people! DRESSES. COTTONS oPRINTS . . | McCullough of the American} the wraps of secrecy. I haven’t|newspaper commentators wil! Galveston 79 70 over their particular duties and! Ga Colers—-Solid Colors TAMPA, Fila (FNS) — Mal-| Legion, P. H. Higgs of Porter}found one officiai in any depart-| hammer away on this point. Jacksonville 90 73 privileges.” | . y Sommer . colm Smith, State Commander of | Place, J. M. Sartain of the In-| mentor agency who wil! diecuss| Some of it will be claptrap, but Kansas City _... 46 so “Occasionally,” he points out, eLadies’ Bags oSlips the Florida Division of the Field | dustrial Electric Shop, Lt. Dubbs| them openly: “I'can ‘only tell you} there will be some agencies fol- KEY WEST 87 79 |the numerous employes of these | eLovely Lingerie Blouses Skirts «Sweaters Army of the American Cancer of the Marines, Charles Patterson | that many of’ these offitials are|lowing the idea of OPA Director K. West Airport 88 78 independent bureaus and agen- Distinctive Accessories and Weasing Apparel ak now conducting a i the Panthers, “Buddy” Villar-| gnawed by’ fear that when the} Chester Bowles, which is: Give, Memphis 81 51 | cies, especially those that are/® ese jonWide® drive for funds? ah-eal*vf the Miami Daily News,j battle of Europe is won, home!the people the unvarnished facts! Miami ==. 83 78 somewhat politically minded, find |e ° yuneed this week that by spec-jand Wayne Sheppard of the | front energy will colla land quit worrying—they won't Minneapolis 51 29 {it difficult to tell where one jobj§ 394 See Our Windows for the Things “#0 fa! = of ys nigee miei pis lation aide 42, ri Sa eth eter are be s!let down the boys at the front oe ules Be 69 ends and, another begins. vera maAcecanie aaciiabs aibiee ae $ eral, every os ice in eams were repre: 1 a 3 s u re a elastin —— te Rountry has been authorized to|Harrison of Key West Batracks peace, breakthrough ‘the pres-) <= ee Portoue ies an as a receiving office for con-|£, G. Farley ofthe Navy Chiefs, |SU™ for reconversiom to ‘civilian | as id a e a sions re ‘this aie dagied. \J. B. Delaney of the NAS Enlist- bproduetion was terrific. War TODAY Ss BIRTHDAYS Renencals ns es Anyone desiring to contribute, |ed, Lt. Commander Beswick of | W°PKers quit jobs. Key men inj SL Iaue, 5) a may do so by simply placing}the Boca Chica Officers, Lt. G. | 28encies here started a retreat to) Henry Morgenthau, Sr., ex-am- i 70Uls BA ee their contribution in am envelope W. Steuber of NAS Operations, | Vivian, ae War bond’ sales|passador, father of the secretary; 7/P* sie | local post office and it will be'Stars from Boca Chica, and Cor- Sirew lau. . tmany, 89 veer ele Pane presidente anE son ef the promptly delivered to the State) poral Manganelli of the Army)” phon not since Pearl Harbor Paul G poe pre len ee onetime secretary of the navy, Meadquarters of the American Battery “B. |had the home front had to do a at orn CBicago, « 54/b orn Raleigh, N. C., 43 years auo. Cancer Society. It is necessary, a greater flip-flop. The Nazis’ ¥CatS 280- } however, to place a 3¢ stamp on 158 CRIMES AN HOUR IN U. 8.| mounted a ee coc: moive t Dr. pe 2 Beneeron ple Now Many Wear oO envelope when mailing. threatened the whole western & i lc ie OLE! ., ceow | Cancer is x much more danger-/ Washington—There were 188] front. Stories of shortages of cer, Seings, Ohio, born Solomon, FALSE TEETH ; ous national enemy than tuber-|crimes committed every hour in|tain types of ammunition began Kans., 48 years ago. ' . eulosis, infantile paralysis or any|the United States last year, ac-| to drift through. Anita Loos of Santa Monica, With More Comfort | ef the known contagious dis-jcording to a report of the Fed-| Reconversion not only had to|Cal., novelist, born Sisson, Cal. — pagpeera, a» pleasant alkaline (non- €2 Thousands now doomed tojeral Bureau of 4nvestigation,| be brought ‘to a standstill, but)52 years ago. see PE a Fai pe es eee anes’ be saved if|which says that during each day| abandoned war plants were re-, Cass Canfield of New York, / tort, ‘just sprinkle a little FASTEETH die of cancer can be Sa Seer ae: reside f Harper Bros., bérn Your plates. No gummy, gooey. pasty Jed for educa-|of 1944 an average of 28 killings,! opened. Manpower $ cresident o! arper Bros., born! (uyo"GP feelings” Ch epee | pene are provides 30 cases of rape,, 150 cases of ag-|came so acute that for the f there, 48 years ago. (denture breath), Get FASTEETH at tional and research work. A few s n to this cause may gravated assault were reported | ab the lite ie , loved one or|to police. In addition, 150 per-} eM Your own sons were ,robbed, 555 automo- | r —_—— {Bile stolen, 749 business estab-| ——amees —jishments or: homes were, (burg- farized every day. There’ was'a fotal of 1,393,655. major crimes cominitted during’ the yeary ; Pe AY IN HISTORY 1819—First Odd Fellows Lodge | : lounded by 5 men in Baltimore.! Subscribe to The Citizen. 1865—John Wilkes Booth, Lin-}| ————————————_ coln’s assassin, aged about 27,|first combat mission with Amer- killed by pursuing soldiers and Getectives. licans. 1943 — Beginning of the soft Lt. Andrew S. Rowan,}coal mine strike. hast with the “Message to Gar- 1944—U. S. Government seizes | cia,” reaches Gen. Garcia, Cuban! Montgomery Ward & Co.) patriot Chicago — soldiers carry out 1907 The Jamestown, Va.|board chairman Sewell L. Avery. Tercentenary Exposition opens. 1915—Col. John McCrae, Can adidn medical officer, writes his| * ok In Flanders Field, | in heat of second battle of Ypres. 3919 German troops and Communists battle for Munich. 1920 (25 years ago) Allied premiers give Armenia indepen- dence under the protection of the United States ; 1924 Proposed Child Labor Amendment to Constitution be- gins its fruitless rounds of the States for ratification. les To | 1941 — German-Italian forces ‘ ¢ross Egyptian-Libyan frontier. MIAMI ' m 4 thinese pilots fly 5 1943 Chinese Pp 50 Minutes famous poem, RAND COFFEE STRONG ARM B TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL nS @For information and reservations, call 514 Southard Street, Phone 1040 h Ay The Guccancer Route 4 q | 8 any drug store. Buy More War Bonds to Bring Victory Griffon ° 2 MANICURE SETS In Lovely Cases Genuine Lu- $500 : $2500 cite PIANO ‘o - Tax Included gl ean Tropical De- (Can Be sign Hand & Carved Lea- for Cigarettes, ther Compact Powder and 24K Gold In- Jewel Box. laid. 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