The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 11, 1945, Page 3

FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1945 SPECIAL SERVICES ON COMING SUNDAY — Special services on Sunday with Prayers for peace in conformance with the President's proclamation and with Mother’s Day observ- @hee at the same time, are an-| 129; the 11-15 a. m. service Bounced by Lt. Comdr. M. B.' theatre. nies j _ At the Naval Hospital, Lieut. = Ch.C., senior chaplain at: Faust will conduct service at 10 a. m. the NOB theatre. Lt. D. S. will officiate at Catho- services at 7 a. m. and at 11:15 & m. The 7 a. m. services will be for B0e. Full Pay While Learning Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits | | rf 3 E 4 P rmott E i 4 < = o “ 3 Gg WANTED—Sales lady with some experience or knowledge of bookkeeping. Apply in person with reference. O’Sweeney’ Service, ten-twenty-six wnt street. may4-! —$—$— — — CLERKS WANTED -- Western, Union. may4-tf —— = WHITE NURSE; for two child- ren, room and board and month. Call Room 108," Marina . Hotel. rn Pr may10-3tx WANTED — Dihing toom” wait- wre gepoce: ae MEASURES 300 MILES _ Brooklyn—The Grand Canyon is more than 300 miles miles wide, and a mile in depth! from the trunk of the canyon to the river bed. ss held in the chapel of Building ) L. T, O'Callahan will conduct} tholic services at 7 a. m. and at; faiths will gather in the hospital chapel. Poeerevesegues: ‘INDIAN TRAILER with Jarge| room attached, built in ice box, | may5-7tx} AIR circulator fans; store and home, new and used. Write—| Kandel Electric, 176 N. W. Ist.! TWO CRIBS, bathinette and play pen. 39-F, White and United, ' [PLOYMENT | $$$ SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Rooms for » Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”. 40 BASS, Naval Housing Unit. may9-3tx fan. Skating Rink. may9-4t wringer, fan. 913 Georgia. ol eonya-4t just and firm—j faders, “World War TT ecause of th aders. ‘or. ar came not cause 0! ie thoroughly padded. All steel] Versailles peace treaty, which was of the essence | construction, rubber tires, rain} of forbearance, PRE-WAR BABY CARRIAGE shield, adjustable back and top. Three months old, used twice, $35.00. 809 (Rear) Eaton St. may10- STUDIO COUCH; $25.00. 1010 Von Phister Street, Apartment, | 1400 feet beach on Boca Chica. Pp. m. mayl0-3tx};; THE ARTMAN PRESS. junl-tf two-tone accordion. 408 Eaton street, after 6 p. m. Ou casualtie: MAN’S bicycle. 19-B Naval Air PENNY weighing, large electric fan on stand. 326 Duval St. BEDS and springs, baby stroller, palms, ferns, crotons, frangi pani, cactus, colens, hibiscus. 1004 Southard St. mayll-2tx Catherine St. mayl11-3tx resées. ‘Apply “Hostess, La wm Concha Hote may ht -2t! i FLORIDA KEYS property own- ers: If considering selling, please ‘write without obligation. F. B. Emerson (specializing in Florida Keys properties since! 1923) 41 N. E. 2nd Street, Miami. may7-1mox ——$—$—$—$— — LADY'S bicycle. call 459-J after 7 o'clock. may10-2tx —$—$—$— FOR RENT ———_—————— FURNISHED cottage on Boca Chica Beach. Johnson & John- son, Phone 372. maysdtf ————————— FURNISHED APARTMENT; no children, no. pets. 906 Grinnell street. Near bell tower. mayl1-2tx ——————— ROOMS for rent with and with* out private baths, The Banyan, 724 Eaton St., Phone 655-J. may11-3tx —$—$—$—$—$— HOUSE for rent, all furniture for! sale. 704 Windsor Lane, Mrs. E. L. Wright. may11-2tx FOR SALE LUX refrigerator, gas stove, Hollywood bed, double bed, chifforobe and dresser. 912 Simonton street or 612 Olivia. may9-3tx —— MAN'S BICYCLE; practically new. See Harold Bishop, Gato Cafeteria, may9-3tx, {LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- EE 1. ELECTRIC FAN. 18-A Porter Place. mayll-1tx ——————— 22-FT. FISHING boat; auxiliary sail with 6% H. P. motor. 40-1 Poinciana. Also model “A” - MISCELLANEOUS ———— WHEN IN NEED of a Plumber see John Curry, 512 Margaret St. Phone 1189-J. Estimates free. apr18-1mox SS ie es RETESET paired; sewing machines, knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. apr25-tf —_—_———_—_— THE PALMS can now meet the increasing demand with their delicious frozen malt. may10-3tx — DRIVING to Charlotte, North Carolina. Going not later than next Sunday (13th). Will take lady passenger. Share expense, Mrs. Logan, 611 Division St. may11-2tx | 7 ———_—_——— |3 AUTOMOBILE keys; on chain, between 618 Caroline cae ! and 419 Duval street. Reward if | returned to James L. Johnson, | -419 Duval St. mayl1-3t Pci etches ea ee ES BUTTON HOLES made at 525 Petronia street. Thursdays only. may11-6tx be ak a ti Mi ic cn ca RRR Dr A en ee Nee tk tat te pe caaceencaentennem aninentsateiida daa aeaaamnn aes Satie“ a a a ee a ee “ ee gw Leaders In American Life Hail Victory less there is fashioned out of this war the'at- | mosphere and the machinery which will prevent a third world war. Condit in all countries make impossible the rise to power of future | Hitlers. A just, durable peace is possible if the nations are determined, at all costs, to bring it President, Chauffeurs. Stablemen The collapse of Germany confirms the brilliant of Teamsters. and Helpers (AFL! of our. leaders. We must now r future generations against a repeti- tion of two world wars started by Germany. Indi- 30 a. m. Protestant services’ vidual Germ Sone ay foe, Sete ieee Ss ‘war st eee Florida: Partly _ WOMEN : through Saturday; By MRS. JOHN L. WHITEHURST General Federation of Women's Clubs | xtreme north though the surrender of Germany saves the | and Saturday. lives of many of our boys at this time, it should] St. Augustine be definitely understood that a negotiated peace i special privileges will not be welcomed een? The women suf- ’ the ainst will be held at 9:15, Lt. Gig) War- feneped deters ‘ren L. Bost officiating. Bot By JAMES B. CAREY a + CIO The real test of our motives and institutions lies ahead. It is no easy job to create a world free from | by the women of want and fear, to seek out from Europe’s under-' fer the ground the true champions of democracy. must do so, for a world built on compr reaction holds no promise for a better tomorrow. : BUSINESS By ERIC A. JOHNSTON President, U. S. Chamber of mate our og Bs pear at this gre felon? nish over European despotism, American indus! Ww rt sage Aad re i Mt take no time off to celebrate until our epic task of taxes 4 very 200: yer) yasing tyranny elsewhere is complete. The Ger- e immediate _possession.| mans have been twice taught the grim lesson that Wm. Myers, Mastic Park. “America understands war”. We will teach it with renewed vigor and determination to our Asiatic enemies. It will be a lesson they shall never forget. By HENRY J. KAISER Whil the ies ee teri fi this tragi “Ve i ile the loss and suffering from this tragiz Miami, Fla. may5-14tx conflict have been great Decauie ¢ of the woun ie j and those who gave their lives that others mi | PORTABLE RADIO; A. C, D. C.| live, the gains to those who live and to the na- and battery, $40.00. 833 Eliza-| tion are immeasurable because we have learned beth upstairs. Near Olivia. to use that which we have—more economically may10-3tx and more efficiently—and learned how to work : together, and have learned the true value of team- work among nations, and from “this there will be 4 benefits throughout the ages. RELIGION Bf STEPHEN S. WISE SMALL RADIO, outboard motor.) Rabbi, Free Synagogue: president, Jewish Institute of Religion and American Jewish Ours must first be the spirit-of revere: RADIO combination, clothes giving for divine help, with added tha r the high leadership, which with the heroism! most Germany’s lea ise with ‘aggression. of Women Voters ard-looking people in Germany have ge a rnb bbe ees ir ae < iom I ww have been hanged. I only hope the Germans | j; i 2 killed off their own race. If they haven't, ave Deen ispued there will be liberal and independent leaders, both men and women, for the Germany of t AGRICULTURE for use against Japan, of our sons, made victory possible. We must be just to a_people pitifully misguid- ly tempted, firm with its criminal but because of the unwisdom of id keep peace within and without our frontiers by refraining from contact We have learned the lesson: 3tx} OUF children must not again pay the price. By HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER Church, and President. urches rtant-than the downfall of thi jip- is the. opportunit with the nations. President, University of North Carolina of Germany! Yesterday rrew Japan The United Nations which decisively for the overthrow of the t “continue their coope! inclusion of all peoples in enforcement of international justice and peace, MADE HEREWITH | ARMY-NAVY WAR CASUALTIES : 1 t an-)Mr, and Mrs. Harvey J. Lavender, ther of Willard P. Parsons, Route’ Kansas City. '53'' |KEY: Today the surrender 2, after 4:30. mayl0-4tx} | Even bringing about:a Call at Bergdol Camp after 4] Shar the. n be but a mockery. of all democratic nations have fought for un- ANNOUN Milwaukee.—The_ sea-star iS‘ Charlesto: the pest of oyster. beds’ where| Chicago if feeds on oysters and destroys Detroit. jthem in lage numbers. Galveston. The Nfvy Departmen’ 5 ounces: for the United States as|411 W. Ariana St., ay wholé ‘656 ‘casualties for May 6.11945, of the 1 Maurico, Miguel, Jr., Cpl., US- ‘Army Wounded—Pacific Area |K. West Airport..86 (Wounded second me Salazar, James W., Pfe., son sof Last reported on report of naval Mrs. Robbie E.. Humphries, 1944.)' Harry Sawyer, Sumatra> x Army Missing—European Area | New Orlea Phelps, Leonard O., Pfc., son of, New York. ‘S..Naval Forces Corps and Coast ting of 90 dead, 542) Mauricio, Sr.,.2706.N: Freemont,! ded; and’-24 missing. ee s bring the total report- Supplies, 913 Eaton St, ed to next of kin and released for 1180-3. may2-M.W.F-.tf| 5uplication since December 1941, to May 6, 1945, to 103,771. F This list includes only those Station. may11-2tx) from Florida. FL Miller, Douglas C., Pvt., USM- CR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zenus K. Miller, North Miami Beach. Moody, Donald J., Cpl., USMC. son of Mrs. Catherine E, Groves,; (Wounded second time. Last re- 1217 S. Orange Ave., Orlando. ported on report of naval casu ties for Jan. 23, 1945). Harmon, Robert L., Pfc., hus- Parents,’ band of Mrs. Mazic Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Moody, 3370 Palmetto St., Anas Brentwood Ave., Jac! | Moore, Paul K., Field cook, US- son of Mrs. Mable F. Johnston, rs J. Box 32, Bunnell. Kofahl, Curt C., Jr., Wagner, Max H., Sgt., USMCR.| mayl1-5tx} Mother, Mrs. Ros: | 858 NW. 2ist St., Miami. Navy Wounded Chandler, tion ordnanceman Father, Fred C. Chandler, 609 E. ., Lakeland. BABY cxibh practically new! TaT| et Gecais, 2c, USNR. Wife, Mrs. hart Dean, 1018 Elm Ave., San- ford. Mpther, Mrs 2005 College St., Jacksonville. Hall, William F., Pfe., USMCR.| id Fi ae Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil (Den ee F. Winters, Hall, 4104 Ola St., Tampa. : 3 liam George, Av-! 2934 Corinthian Army Dead—European Area Peavy, Paul B., Cpl. son of ~ Mrs. Amelia Peavy, Route 2, Ha- Rodriguez, William D., Pvt., son’ * of Mrs. Minnie L. Rodriguez, 509, E. Oak St., Tampa. Winters, William R., Capt., Army Missing—Pacific Area Lavender, Parsons, William L., Pfc., er motor. may11-3tx j jation radio Lindsley Lumber Co. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. SPECIAL Spred Soy Bean Oil Paste, Gallon $2.49—Qt. $ .95 Gallon $1.98—Qt. $ .60 s 114 Gallons Paint REFLECT O’LITE .... One Gallon Ma PRUNING SHEARS Air SCREEN DOOR CLOSERS Scrub Brushes and Bristle Floor Brushes 18-In. BAMBOO LAWN RAKES Glidden Se ENAMELS and Schlage DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. |. L@2s BACK THR SATHING BEACH PROJECTORS erly. i ) 0 Lowest last night ‘Mean 8:30 a. m.; inches __. CHESTER C. DAVIS Total rainfall since May 1 Reserve Band of St. Louis: inches —. Former A\ al Adjustment Administator { Deficiency since; May The Nazi fall starts our real test. Few of us _ inches — loubted that, granted time, we could bring to our ; Total rainfall since Jan, Allies enough strength for military victory. That| inches _ is not enough; now we must work fully with other nations to set up and-maintain a world order in; inches __ which aggressors cannot start war. EDUCATION By MSGR. PATRICK J. McCORMICK Rector. Catholic University of America ! Sunrise When Mussolini fell from power, the world was sunset astounded to see how unpopular Fascism Was y@oonri. with the masses of the Italian people; now, with M ae oe overthrow & ego Loe we ea sec | lconset - ow repugnant Nazism has n to the ristian AR elements fn Germany, Catholic and Protestant Tomorrow's Tides alike, who have known nothing short of persecu- (Naval Base) tion under the totalitarian state. | Hig] ‘Deficiency since January 1 H | 13% h Tide , Low { 10:42 a.m 4:09 a.m. By FRANK P. GRAHAM { —_ 5:28 p.m, TEMPERATURE B <= Brownsville —..90. 81 Jacksonville i285, 67° * !Leonard M,. Phelps, Niceville. Norfolk. Army Prisoners of War Sane ay es Germany ensacola 5 Groves, Merrick E. Jr. Pfc.,! Pittsburgh 51 St. Louis Tampa Harmon, 6 sia Island. } Johnston, Ernest W., Jr., Pfe.,| New York.—Maxwell Anderson who helped Laurence Impressin Engag diamond solitaire $5750 nt Ring. Including Federal Tox A Fine Diamend GROWS LOVELIER THROUGH THE ‘YEARS The pleasure that a fine diamond gives is endless. Year after year, it shines forth in undiminished beauty and brilliance . . . becoming increasingly beloved as time goes by . . . serving as a constant reminder not only of your love, but also of your good judgment in buying from a jeweler whose reputation for quality is firmly established. Use Our Lay-a-Way Plan POLLOCK’S Quality Jewelers 508 Duval St. Ph, 456 THE WEATHER |THE LOW to partly cloudy and continued}. I sure run into a nice Native warm this afternoon through Sat-!sSon recent like. urday; gentle to occasionally mod-|porin’ the idea that all Native erate winds, mostly southeast-|Sos are a pest, and windy nuis- ance, are all wet. This gentleman, ‘cloudy today|I met, his name is Isadore Dock- t little change| weiler—lives in ‘Los 4 h in temperature, except cooler injcalls it Nuestra Senord (Wyo: Anybody har-|} Through Straits and East Gulf: Gentle;down winds, Monge over south and/fly their mostly wi to southwesterly ignan’ during a war, and/ over north portion today and to- % should be th el for their night, caceot hace pedis © the city of New York shows its lerate northerly over extreme |then, Massacl says. north portion late tonight; Satur- ragga day gentle to moderate easterly winds; partly cloudy weather. Jacksonville to Apalachwcola: No small craft or storm warnings flies her’s—so does Texas. Also, They have pride in their state or city, like maybe you have pride name. epreeeesemante in vaults. They should be flutter- WEATHER REPORT ing in the breeze alongside Old Key West, Fla, May 11, 1945 bservation taken at 8:30 a. m. Glory, | Eastern War Time. (City Office.) By ECs 8 ee ene 3 Highest last 24 hours Germany's surrender releases our full powet whose militarists now know their days are numbered. After one more | Normal sad died a en pareete Sab I hope, are going ibly vigi and vocal in Precipitation making certain that this time we do not lose the. Rainfall, 24 rectal ending States’ Rights will be out the window unless more states show 85|more pride, and their colors—and 76|spunk—and also less dependence . 80}upon far-away Wash. . 79} Yours with the low down, Rev. Dr. Phillips E. Osgood "6 0.00] Boston, M. E.} clergyman, born Attleboro, Mass,, 63,years,@8Q;,. ; ee j oidN MEMORIAM On May 11, two years ago, our 2.32! son and brother, John Peter Rob- erts, entered into eternal rest. In loving memory we offer . these es: Silently you slipped away, Like a star into unfathomed Tomorrow’s Almanac 6:44 a.m.| There was a smile upon your lips, And sweet content upon your _, 8:11. p.m. But as the fragrance of the rose Lingers where its beauty spread. The memory of your short young -| Lives on with us; it is not dead. -|We pray for you and our prayers. E jULLETIN Témperature ‘data’ for ‘the 24] 7, hours ending'8:30 a. mi, as report- ed by the U. S. Weather ee last PEST OF OYSTER BEDS | foston.51 meet you in ‘that’ far-off ott ‘Where angel choirs are now sing- ing For you, deai one, forever dear. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Robe: Theodore Roberts, Mrs, Harry Johnson. BUY AN EXTRA WAR BOND Wolkowsky CLOTHES SHOPS, Inc. 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