The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 1, 1945, Page 4

‘Marriage Licenses \ "THE WEATHER | in April Reach 65 f FORECAST ' Marriage licenses issued last ‘Key West and Vicinity: Gener-! month by County Judgé Lord ally fair and moderately cool this totaled 65, which are in keeping afternoon, tonight and Wednes- with other monthly reports’ this day; moderate sean or northeast year. winds. In January, they totaled 62; Florida: eed fair, conti: February, 66; March, 63. ued cool in north and central por- 7 tions, cooler in extreme south por-' Frank R. Kent of Baltimore, tion today; fair and continued! noted journalist-columnist, born cool tonight and Wednesday. St. Augustine Through Florida Straits and East Gulf; Moderate] inches 0 a3! smorth to northeast winds ‘today Deficiency since January through Wednesday; partly Cloudy Niches 72. weather. jumidity Jacksonville to Afplactlicdla: Relative Hi se No small craft or sterm warnings have been issued. Tomorrow's Almanac Sunrise cia WEATHER REPORT | Sunset Key West, Fla, May 1, 1945 | Moonrise Observation taken at 8:30 a. Py saan Eastern War Time. (City Office.) | t Temperatures Highest last 24 hours 84 Lowest last night . 72! 78 18 7:57 p.m. 10:42 a.m.’ Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) Low Tide 6:43 a.m. 8:43 p.m. High Tide 2:37 a.m. 1:08 p.m. TEMPERATURE BULLETIN : | Temperature data for the 24) 8:30 a. m., inches 0.97; hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- Total rainfall since May 1; led by the U. S. Weather Bureau. inches 0.00) Highest Lowest Deficiency since May 1; last 24 hours last night inches Atlanta 68 46 Total rainfall since Jan. 1; Boston. a BF $ 45 | Brownsville... 83 , {Charleston c a e Chicago. oe nh ni acksonville i Precipitation i Rainfall, 24 hours ending - 0.05" West Airport. a D Memphis: ‘= known to be essential to hum Wautcition, plus liver and iron. 72's $2.59 + exalt moor o * $7.95 ~ GARDNER'S PHARMACY ' Minneapolis New Orleans. | New York Norfolk. | Okla. City. ''Pensacola.. | Pittsburgh. St. Louis. | Tampa rE TTT $10 | SEWING MACHINES Will open a Special Per- 4, Repaired, adjusted, cleaned and sonal Checking Account}; withfut obligation to | maintain any ‘fixed -bal- ance f provided as many as five checks are written in any one month. As much or as little.may be kept in the account as desired, and the cost is only 10 cents for each}! eheck' written. For’ further information }! call at the bank or phone j; for folder., AMERICAN ns wy gre aN COFFEE 10 AM. to 9 P.M, FLORIDA NATIONAL | 1p you'ge Leoxse Fon te AF you're at Key West Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The See Pave Smit 334 Simonton $7. MARTINEZ REFRIGERATION CO. 1212 Varela Street PHONE 279 Key West, Florida FOR COUPONS FROM OCTAGON mooie PRODUCTS BORDEN'S SILVER CO HEALTH CLUB LUZIANNE BALLARD'S OBELISK RYARORATER ars POWDER COFFEE AND TEA “Come ih and see these attractive FREE GIFTS. Remember —they are FREE for Coupons there, 68 years ago. ge riot on the 4th. PARA LOE EO Tad Lk SB , 6:50 a.m.) TODAY IN HISTORY So re me RSE SEES 1847 — Cornerstone of the Smithsonian, Washington, laid. 1866 — The National Labor Union proposes an 8-hour work- ing day—startling and amazing for that day. 1873 — One cent postal cards first issued. 3 1886—Strikes the country over for &-hour day begins—culminat- ing in the terrible Chicago Hay- 1887 -— The.University Settle- merit’ House on: lower East Side, rork \City, opens—country’s first such. | “The Columbian Exposi- iio! “Chicago, opens. ! 1898—Battle of Manila Bay — Dewey destroys Spanish fleet. 1938 — Hitler tells Germans! world coming round to Nazi point. ,of view. 1942—Chinese-English evacuate} | Mandalay to Japs. 1943 — Government takes over; jcountry’s strike - bound coal! mines. 1944—U. S. forces dctive taking over Netherland New Guinea! | from Japs. ‘The Most Rev. John F. O’Hara, oman Catholic bishop, delegate | jto the Military Vicar, born Ann | Arbor, Mick., 57 years ago. | John J. Burns of Boston andi New York, noted: lawyer, “Born! Cambridge, Mass, 44 years “ago. ST “MARINE RAIDERS” Coming: “The Last Ride” MONROE THEATER | BONITA GRANVILLE in “Youth Runs Wild” Coming: “The Ghost Ship” .,RATIONING Ps 4, Brie pans through , June 2; N2-§2° through June’ 30; T2-X2 through July 31; Y¥2.- Z2- Al - Cl through. August al. Red Y¥5,'Z5 A2-D2° through: June 2; E2-J2 through june 30; K2-P2 through July 31; Q2-U2 through August 31. Ration Board Office, COMD’R WASSELL ‘ (Continued from F from Page One) |“home-side buddies” could rend- er the fighting forces was to donate their blood through the Red Cross. “Nearly every returning serv-, ice man gives his donation the; first. chance he gets—he knows) how important it was to him and his wounded buddies. Blood is something you cannot buy” he’ said as he told of Type 0 blood) | as being needed most. Commander Wassell, who was stationed in Key West in 1940 was much impressed by the pro- gress mfade since his transfer in! September 1941. In conclusion he admonished his audience to “look at Correa, at Formosa and Manchuria—re- {member the 21 demands on China —the Peking Incident—-throw in \Panay and Pearl Harbor: and rush to your own conclusions. COCKROACHES through eae oe Spiinkle i in ine laces as directed and watch amazini fen Site Don’t use. old-fashioned dangerous poisons, Ask for DIL-KIL at aug. hard. ware, grocery stores—30¢—60¢—906, 5 TER | Double..t.coms=-Private Bath PAT O'BRIEN in a "EY ASS58 per Day “Service "Met “Welcome” SPRINGS this summer! \ suds sume L 2-and-3. 3. good indefinitely. SUGAR Stamp. 35, Book 4 through June 2: No. 36 through August 31. FUEL Old period, 4 and 5;. new pe- riod, 1, through 5. GASOLINE 15A through June 21 Post Office Building We Are Making Every Effort ‘to Give GOOD BUS SERVICE To the Pecpie of Key West Se now will as So the We every to pre| that w manufacturer, whom they munity by service and at the same time Key W Vveral. new buses are in service and others be placed in service on as lable from from are ordered. are endeavoring to meet requirement of the com- giving good bus pare for the future so e may continue to serve ‘est properly. KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, Inc. J. W. Sellers, Manager to them! | GENERAL EXODUS (Continued from Page One) Africa. Von Thoma, in England | in May, 1944, asserted that Ger- many already had lost the war. Field Marshal Gen. Walter von Reichenau, who directed the Ger- ‘man army’s. drive through | France, was reported to have died lof a stroke. Later, however, the British attributed his death to; |“sinister intrigue” behind the back of Hitler. Field Marshal Walther von ‘Model, commander of the north- ern army group on the western ifront, was reported wounded by a bomb. It was said his injury (necessitated the switch of Field |Marshal . Albert Keselring from Italy .to replace Field Marshal Karl Gerd von Rundstedt on the western front, TOOTH STANDARD WINE & SPIRIT COMPANY Distwibutors—Miami Key West- Branch, Whitehead and Petronia Streets Phone 425 or 590 RIDE THE BUS Whenever Possible, It’s Convenient, Practical and Economical! the and both YOU co When you do ride bus, re nber, you your ne or” will get ther iste have and move the bus. correct ready to the rear of Phone 1057 OOO EOOO HCOOH NENODO ODO DDE ODD IOBAAMOOSO MOOS OORHO OOO OMOOSOOOOOODOOFERDNMOOONR TORR ODOR Rexall ia 1° SA STARTS TOMORROW > +4 BIG SELLING DAYS: See What Ic Will Buy! © Your, pennies buy more at the Rexall original 1e sale—and © here are the values to prove it! BUY ONE AT THE REGULAR PRICE GET THE SECOND ONE FOR 1° MORE 10¢ PURETEST 30c U, D. 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