The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 7, 1945, Page 4

s THE KRY WEST CITIZEN ; PITTSBURGH PIRATES DI- VIDE HONORS WITH REDS: TIGERS BLANK BROWNS ‘TWICE / (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, May 7—Big Bill! ang wil Voiselle scored his fourth straight| weeks, victory without a loss as the New York Giants defeated the Boston Braves yesterday 4 to 3 in the j from Millard Kaye, and he claims he found the Windy | City very chilly and wished he’ jwas back in Key West and the | South Beach. He sure misses that | sun. | Mts. Rose Lane who is at the’ {stand almost every day, helping ‘appendicitis Monday afternoon but at this time she is doing well, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw and jsome friends relatives, also Mr. ; opener of a double header. The/and Mrs. Paul Higgs and son, setond game was called at the/payi Jr, and also Mrs. Tom ons SOCIET Y eus¢ | Casper, Wyo. — If William C. To Meet On Tuesday | oe oe : ee 17 miles from Lysite, Wyoming, 2 tie perererrorersy .23%4 | Mack and his neighbor, who live} There will be a regular month- 1800—The Territory of Indiana AUTOGRAPH SOCIAL TO BE GIVEN AT PARISH HALL TUESDAY EVEN . An excellent program has been Jess Gecawag Teabes vocalist for the Autograph So-! (CBS singing star). icial which the St. Paul’s Church i ther uncles, was operated on for! ajtar Guild is sponsoring on} Tuesday, mae 8 at 8 p. m. at the; Ns Hall. The first four num- i be out again in a feW'bers on the program were ar- ‘bia ‘ranged by Gerald Pinder, USO; Vocal trio — Cleora Roberts,! Parish Janie Lynn—solo tap. Billy Roberts—piano solo. ! Mary “Ann Matchett — vocal! ‘solo. program director, and it is hoped Betty Lord and Bernadette Wil-) talented performers. Folloving is the program: |daughter were at the beach with 1,2: aii who are able will attend helm. - iw. to enjoys the numbers by ‘these Miss Marie Knowles — piano) solo. Barbara Delgado—piano solo. | afternoon, ING jthe nearest barber, at Riverton,| beginning at 3:30 at the home of let their hair grow too long, don’t!ly meeting of the Everready Star criticize them. It is 70 miles to}Club held on Tuesday Mrs. Irene Adams, 2401 Seiden- berg Avepue, according to an- nouncement made today. Wyoming. Subscribe to The Citizen. ~ Classifie oe: aabee eo created by Congress. Signal pilots first run from New York to Liverpool, | in Italy repulsed sr sunk by German sub off Irish, sino region Svwceccoveuces: eee | coast with loss of 1200 lives. i 1918 + War Industries Board) leurtails auto i 1919 — President Wilson sum- oar wate? 1944-—-German_ attacks in C: Subscribe to The Cituzen. k ond of seven innings beause of/Kelly and two children, Pat and Janie Lynn, voealist (who di-| Ferol Conner—solo ta) , i - D. = « Bagge the score deadlocked | Tom Jr. rected the program at Stage Door| Piano solo—Dorene Clawsou. . : Johnnie, Fred and Boots are’ Canteen, Washington, D. C.). Gail Sweeting—voca} solo. THE H Rip Sewell hurled the Pitts-|yery sad and will be until Car- by Monday, 1220 Newton St “NONE BUT wef sargh Pirates to a 5-1 win over;men comes back. I suggest that mT (rear). may4-4tx LONELY HEART” } the Cincinnati Reds to give them| johnnie take a trip to the Bronx Church Council Announcement CHOICE Gaukip cacua vice | ron a Salirwecd an even spli a header.|and brings her back. Cheer up Fy “4 The Reds took the first game, 3-1,| Johnnie. Send her a wire and| To Meet Tuesday |Of Marriage ler Ave. and Josephine St. run- Received Dally by- Hoy Cullenbine’s ninth inning!she may come back. home run in the second game of} a double header gave the Detroit Tigers a double shutout win over the St. Louis Browns 3 to 0 and 1 to ©. Harlod Newhouser blanked the Browns with one hit in the! opener, while Al Benton won the} second game, giving nine hits. The following are the results; Sturtz, formerly playing with: The Church Council of the |the B-29 softball ten, came out) poinciana Community Church to the beach and claims he will wil} meet on Tuesday evening at be back playing pretty soon. He g gclock in the office of the keeps in shape, he says, at other shapes. Cpl. ooning community hall. On Wednesday evening at 8 o’- | J Joe Kaplan, USA, is SUN- clock Sunday school teachers and} {ning himself at the beach daily, | officers will meet at the home of and claims the girls are alright Mrs. Charles Collins, 220-D. here and very nice, but does not find them like the girls he left Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Irwin of| 238 Harrison Bivd,, Muskegon}! Hts, Michigan, announce the! marriage of their daughter, Donna, to Alfred Heisen, RT3-c, USCG, formerly of Sauk City, Wisconsin, on Saturday, May 5th at 9 o'clock at St. Mary’s Star of the Sea Church, with Rev. Thom- alterations; Navy work, good| pay, steady employment. 419 thard street. apr24-13tx SEAMSTRESS for military work; experienced only. 515 Fleming » street. mayl-12tx WANTED—Sales lady with some experience or knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply in person with reference. O’Sweeney | INDIAN TRAILER with large|$ ning through to Venetia St. In- quire, phone 9080 after 5:30 p. m. apr28-tf 18-ft. COVERED WAGON Trail- er. Sleeps three. Gas stove with oven. Porch with awning. Ex- ceHent condition. Mrs. Gerald, Gulf Stream Trailer Park. may3-6tx ae aeataee epee MONROE THEATER | reruise “ROOKIES IN BURMA”! Brands ALAN CARNEY in Coming: “In Our Time” i ; sepa eal sbi causing Atherton officiating. The ‘ i i ole dns : First Game in his home town of Boston, Mass. | be : ane | Service, ten-twenty-six white; room attached, built in ice box, At New York R H_ E/ South Beach is looking differ-/ TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS omen ea at 1018) street. : sever completely furnished every de- a - : : Qjent since Mr. Hunter put Bobby | — 7 . 2 ep aa tail. Price very low. Buyer; New a Waugh to rake up the seeweed! Gg ted tar, ' | sales! 3 take - immediate _ possession. Andrews and Klutz; Voiselle'and clean it up. He knows Bialee ties ae 4 tare pot CASUALTIES | pay. Phone 835-5. may4-3tx| Wm. Myers, Mastic Park. 13 June 90; T2-X2 through Stamp 35. Book 4 through oe | stuff, and makes the beach look! Walker R. Young of’ the U. S. may5-3tx July 31; Y2-Z2-Al-Cl June 2; No, 36 through Second Game |neat and clean. All we need now| Bureau of Reclamation, noted en-|. (Continued from Page One) |CLERKS WANTED — Western - through August 31. August 31. 1 2 lis to fix the pier and get a good! gineer, born Butler, Ind., 60 years, husband of Mrs. Alene C, Gwalt-| Union. may4-tf/ COIL BED SPRING. 1405 Petron. FUEL New York 1 5S © Olratt. pis , . 2 | ney, Box’ 57, Dinsmore. i may5-3t Red Y5, ZS A2-D2 through j4 period, 4 and 5; new pe Javery and Masi; Hansen and) -fropics chorus girls are out at|~ Richard W. Deupree, president! Hager, James G., Pfe., husband}; AUTO MECHANIC; all around June 2; E2-J2 through June _giod, L, & Lombardi [the beach going through their’ o¢ procter & Gamble, Cincinnati,;°! Mrs. Thelma C. Hager, 31st| man with tools. Essential work,-PALMS, ferns, crotons, frangi- 30; K2-P2 through July 31: ” -_— routine, and enjoying the sun porn Norwood, Va., 60 years ago. Ave. 8th St. Court, Bradenton. ood equipment, pay 60%, pani, coleus, other plants. Also Q2-U2 through August 31. 15A through June 21 First Game :,|and balmy breezes of the gulf. |p; Lyman J. Briggs aivectaet McCranie, Clyde W., Pvt. son| must be sober. Sweeting’s Auto} table, beds, springs, mattresses, At Pittsburgh R HE} Hildred, Mina, Tona, Aurora, |o¢ the Noteeal Bidet at Stan d-| Mrs. Jjinie McCranie, Frost-| Service. may5-2t} 1004 Southard St. may5-2tx Cinetnnats 3 9 land Nina are out almost every| ards, Washington, born Barcy) oct 8 ‘i —_—____——_ Pittsburgh 1 6 Olday and they love to sit under Conte Miah 1 years ae |_ McKendree, James L., Jr., 2nd| LADY cashiers; top salary. Apply| AIR circulator fans; store and = ane. and Lakeman; Butcher|the palm trees and entertain the! - yy a ~ ae tt Lt.,,son of Mrs, Verna M. McKen-; Elks Bingo, Squthard and Duval! home, new and used. Write— - Salkeld French Navy, and also enjoy the np haul ca fae. is mane j tree, caleba WES ? Sts., Mes pearl Bartels, man-| Kandel Electric, 176 N. W. Ist. TwO HOTELS IN MI AMI« POPULAR PRICES Second Game ‘, og id “9 +» Son Ol ager, ween 6 an p.m. *| Miami, Fla. 5-14tx : Cimeinnats ee eS: WGoen the congenial barten- cmencenatg a 93, Ocal eames ae nal — ee ' Prtisburgh 5 6 Ider, is out at thi h almost | ""}; _| 2 cane. ns | |LADY’S bicycle. 1009 Southard Rates Write or Wize Walters, Lisenbec, Beck and|cveryday and they call him the| Terman Landon of South Cas-| Army Wounded—Pacific Area WANTED street. may5-3tx|}/ | Reasonable ROOMS Reservations Lakeman; Sewell and Lopez. Wolf of the South Beach. Watch | °° Maine, mystery story writer,” Conner, James R., Pvt, son of ' WITH BATH and : out George. . oS im naga ips rae sa EET ard M. ane Lake Butler. |KEY WEST Chapter American | YELLOW SECOND SHEETS: Ss nk, ee eae et, Wet yee a ee =| FORD HOTEL —PERSHING HOTEL ‘ws st aa FS, pg) Rov Henson, Jack Cates, Big secretary of state, former Libra-!Mrs, Elma Jones, 204 W. Park| Ricks Call 200°) may?-Sst Ree ee ee eet / Chicago __- SU alee, Wilkes, Cookie Gomes, rian of Congress, noted man of, Ave., Lake Wales. ‘ teen nie mal 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 NE, ist Avenue st. Boza and many other Key West-|ietters, porn Glencoe, Ill, 53| Army Missing—European Area | ie a. beac) 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator Louis 6 8 2ilers are out enjoying the Beach | cAlwaren Oacen Biles eon ct. FLORIDA KEYS property own. Solariums pad, Besseaw, Vanderberg and Liv-| sights and breeze, mostly the Yes “8°. fs | rique Alvarez, 2205 i6th Street,| ‘TS: Tf considering | selling,| DEMPSTER water ga com-| 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION ~_. ingston; Lanier a sights almost every day. HANGED Tampa. : yp plcese waite without obligato? | plete: with: 40;/g—l- > like ( Ce Second Game ‘Last but not least is Miss Hil- Besar tn meee TIMES i Kilpatrick, Herschel R., Sr.,| ©; B- Emerson (specializing in} “new. 1409 Reynolds St. pence ea NS Chicago -_ _ 1 7 = Oljiard, not coming out as often IN 2 YEARS OF WAR Pvt, husband of Mrs. Julia L.| Florida Keys properties since may5-2tx St Louis 5 14 3) as she use to since Hank went, = Kilpatrick, Box 634, 907. sw, 1228), 41. N..E and. Street, Wise, Stewart and Gillepsie;| away and I think that romance! ap yeatures Dania. Miami. may7-lmox! MAN'S bicycle; good condition. EGET e Cooper and O'Dea. is in the air and they will go.td| Tobruk changed hands four Leftel, Richard E., 2nd Lt. hus- $25.00. Ideal Cafe, Duval and ing ys jhe ROH E| Buffalo after all. Happy landings times in the bitter face ee At-! band of Mrs. Shirleyane Leffel, FOR RENT Petronia. may9-3tx Philadelphia Hank and May. rica which left it a desol mass) Ist Ave. N., St. Petersburg. Brooklyn wiG* t . lor tubble,.its harbor choked with} McClelland, William G., Jr., T5,| FURNISHED cottage on Boca “ AER. ° . LIGHTNING |_| sunken ships. brother of Mrs. J. L. Moore, 1248| lene Beoch Jotnane & efor Webber Sukeforth;} | WAR ENGULFED NATIONS! The British moved the Italians N. Rio Visto Blvd, Fort Lauder-} S0M,/ ie may ‘Schanz, Karl and Peacock. poster lout in Jan. 1941. Dug into the dale. ‘3 $ ) age wid AP Voutyens ot Naxt rugged hills surrounding Libya! s eee Herman, % husband| LOST sizes of Water and ; _ of the i Game The deadly, swift pace only good natural harbor, theo s. Marie J. Queen, 805 E. aa: and Fittings. Free Estimates. va ; ‘seme 10 10 .2|Germany's blitzkrieg struck tef-| British held off Marshal Rom-/8ht St., Ocala. Pe ee West High Schoo E Yon De leoes, aa AMERIC C0. ia 7 9 3jror throughout the world as once-| mel during an epic 17-months! Reynolds, Lawrence C., Sr.| Boy's ‘ieycle; white and red Sippties, niiey og e ° and Owen; Raffenberg,| proud nations were engulfed 1n/ stand. . He HP of Mts. Audrey D. freme Return to 818 wie 189d: maydeM. tf the : il eynolds, 801 E. Baker St., Plant! ‘stgee! : may6-3tx | oy : fd SVisil . is Sts. and Mancuso. hours, ores and weeks before 2 But is fe, 00, fhe wa City. “4 Eee nie ritnan axmane ena meat Corner Division and Francis Sts. LEAGUE new concept of mechanized, light-| 33,000 British eames of war. Army Prisoners of War MISCELLANEOUS ae ena sooting ear ouink AL LINQUIST, Manager 2 se or, Wr . . First Game ning war. Tobruk fell a fourth time in Nov. Germany | 5 electric wire and fixtures. At Detroit R H_ E! Poland, Hitler’s first military| 1942, when Montgomery drove|_ Davis, Henry C., Pvt. son of/WHEN IN NEED of a Plumber] S01) °5910 Staples Ave ” ‘ Mrs. Henrietta R. Davis, Route ee John Curry, 512 Margaret . S } lows. 0 1 2} conquest after years of sword/out the Afrika Korps and kept}. "6 . is, see Ys a may7-Itx | ' Detroit 3 % O/rattling, lasted five weeks. Ger-|them on the run all the way to| Chipley. St, Phone 1180-J. Estimates) 0001 dekucki and Mancuso; New-| mans crossed the Polish border| Tunisia. seer Sovenn. 2 Sit, hus: |) hee; aprl8-1mox | Wan’s bicycle; good condition. houser and Swift. a. | Sept. 1, 1939; Warsaw surrend-| Before the war, Tobruk had a St. George St. ue peel tea a0 LAWN MOWERS shaipened re-| 119 Duval street, upstairs. St. Louis 0 9 Alwas fav Hijaples 5. ‘ ee Fecha SOD. MO Det dys digs ee George L., Sgt. sonj paired; sewing ma chin Lee a ee Gero 1 4 April 9, 1940, Germany| HESS FLIGHT TO ENGLAND | Church Si. Osiamie ee Ot | Lee ne BF Camp |HOT POINT ‘clectrice stove. 627 “Any Size from a Bike to a Bomber” Shirley and Hayworth; Benton|made two lightning thrusts into FANTASTIC LEGEND | £ y picated eae: Southard. street: may7-3tx | 8 Own, Denmark and Norway. Denmark i 5 spe ela ae TRUCK RUBBER 1 DAY SERVICE eee fell immediately but Norway| AP Features TOTAL WARFARE | apr25-tl| FOR SALE—Portable two burner, ‘ First Game hela uot until June 9, primarily] Rudolf Hess, once termed the ; Seasmaniy Gagan Kerosene atove 2070 Duval St : Al Washington R H_ E|because of British-French land-|°Mly man trusted by Hitler, ca (Continued from Page One) {RELIABLE woman will take may7-3tx | Philadelphia a. *¢ Olings at Trondheim and Narvik ated one of the fantastic legends) streets and joined‘the pa-» ©" of baby or small child dur- z Washington -2 12 1lon April 13 and 14. But the Brit- of the present war when he bor adecs: | ing mother’s working hours, BOY'S BICYCLE; in good con- 4 . Christopher and Hayes; Haef-|ish and French were driven out|TOWed 2 Me-110 fighter plane av! Informal celebrations were) PNOn’ 820-9. = ition. Apply 1100 Whitehead : net, Carraquel and Ferrell. ignominiously and Norway be-| fied to England on May 10,) held ‘in th “ean ona Spee eet . Second Game came another vassal state—time, 194i. leccteureaiS pay ie ree 4 A BURNT-OUT LIGHT BULB : ell 3 Why should Hess, the No. 3 rr erever Z mee a xe =. een! Wekingen hb erie enars mn Na ry ctr amc ople were enthored ow VOLTS EOD Stilt ax loeb an, a USES NO ELECTRICITY 4 and Hayes; Leonard tor o “Mein Kampf”, have flown| gether. bee creamer “a fice. 711 Francis. 3tx . es; way, the German army put on ; oan may4 fice. 711 Guerra. its most amazing blitz by invad- the coop? The Germans said he Flags of Great Britain, Bat a ae ing Holland, Belgium dhe France| Suffered from “hallucinations”,| the United States and RUS TT | oe he First Game on May 10. Defenseless Luxem- Ie ta eet Anan ‘the sia waved from staffs out of | é NEITHER DOES IT GIVE LIGHT. Boston R H_ Ejbo i i ana} British main' ‘ “|the windows of buildi 1 L b c ee ATS OTM oe Wow York 07 ollasted five days, Belgium 19 and|S2?tiom: that Hess sincerely boP-| small’ and large, and were Linds ey Lumber VO. WHEN YOU ARE IN OUR OFFICE “Seaham, Beve ae es M Gon [apat caged Brees capita: 5 Teaeuitee onal stece Red arceled oe fi 'f 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 REMEMBER TO PURCHASE BULBS. bark; - ays, ‘i ‘olested from ~ the lews receive ere from : es ae, peer ee elsewhere in England said {| HOUSE BROOMS Ea. $ .75 Mew York Seay Britain has always felt that/that people had left their 9. ; : | Boston righ =? [ 3 No Pianaarelencag when Hess came tumbling down) homes and work benches Bamboo LAWN RAKES . Ea. $ .95 10-WATT...... - Borowy and Crompton: O’Nei . in a parachute to be captured by; and were participating in — “PSSWATT ~ 5 40.cc-0 400 Rybs and Walters. reg Sel American League a farmer with a pitchfork, it) impromptu parades. 1, Inch Garden Hose, 25-ft. length . Ea. $ 2.50 —— Cleveland at Chicago. gained one of the important priz- ml 50-ft. length ... Ea. $ 5.00 he / First Game Qlbers not scheduled. es of the war. NEW YORKERS JUBILANT} —————_— / ot ine H B E a Ee os AS NEW YORK, May 7.—/§ ELECTRIC HOT PLATES, IRaveee... Eee 5 pe 60-WATT ......% 10c ; land —______ 2 STANDINGS Downtown New York,) -Burner...... Ea. : Baaby poe, reehy S| SIARTLING THIN crowded with tens of thou-| =e 190-WATT ....... 15¢ ‘Tesh, ; Lopat and | AP Features ‘ sands of persons when the! Metal Medical CABINETS with Mirrors Ea. $10.25 200-WATT 2c Second Game London suffered 7,000 civilian] Associated Press news was! —————— 6) 9-6, @ ine: Cleveland 4 : ieee welche at, gwounded ur announced this morning that| Lawn FERTILIZER and VIGORO Plus Tax Chicage SSN F q|the German chief of staff| Ne Gromek and\ McDonald; Haynes| Philadelphia 9 a ge September 7 20°\had formally surrendered,if{/ Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS and ay Trek, i 8 Prime Minister Churchill esti-; was the scene of wild ex-! ALUMINUM KE P B IN R FOX-HUNT VIA PLa Boston 6 10 .375|mated the luftwaffe dropped 5,-| citement, and within a few E UY ¢ WA BONDS pads.) 7 Cleveland wma. 3 10 — .300/000,000 pounds of bombs on th?’ minutes after the “flash” e-| Schlage DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE erty. net is _ ae lcuy from a daily average of 400) Came known in office build- PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES KEEP THOSE YOU BUY. j planes during ue period. ced the| imgs thousands of yards of pw he 750 ritain’s defenses for since he got his permit. For each,| Boston _ 600 571! 571 SenaVeagae Nazis to change their tactics from| On one day -4 brought; crowds in the streets. day to night raids. 185 German planes were "467 down by the RAF, anti-aircraft | ticker tape streamed from ‘the windows to the rejoicing Brooklyn and other bor- PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. he géts a bounty of $1 and $6 for|Cincinnati - ‘462 fire and barrage balloons. foughs of the greater city al- each pelt. He shot eleven in two| Pittsburgh 409° Subscribe to The Citizen—25e| 80 held informal celebra- gad one-half hourg—his best bag, ‘Philadelphia - 13-183, weekly. tions. __ ae LOIe BACK GUS BATHING B5ACH ERECT ny ccc | CITY ELECTRIC SYSTEM