The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 16, 1945, Page 4

‘ HERG Sodality Day School Group To. COUNCIL APPROVES ie no. as —, MrENS | muabegy | Meet On Thursday Temperature. data -for the 24 (ticbitaned troup Pues One) carrying ae TO ‘BUDDIES’ TO BUY BONDS . ending 8: aa : hours 8:30 4 3 ° ’ ; a Sunday, May 13, the annual a. m., as report-| + the meeting from residents in| city hall stairs, ‘i a * a ‘ The final meeting of-the P.-T.jeq by the U."S. Weather Bureau.|that section declaring the ports ‘other Ii — - World-wide Sodality Day cele-|A. of the Harris Sc will be Highest . Lowest beget ‘ R eo Bacio to es CASU. ‘ALTIES * «| bration |took’ place on the Con-, held Thursday, May 17, a8 p. m. last 24 hours last night} . Applications . were __ received| i finding ‘a jee wheseby A i ‘ sap eas from George ©. Lucas and Hec-|i7 finding 3 i vent grounds and at St. Mary's There wil be installation of offi-| Atlanta... 86 ‘om, Bs is :,|Dobbs would not be required to ap) (Continued from Page One)’ Star-of-the-Sea Church. jcers for the cdming : Boston_ 79 tor Castro for the position of city| follow this procedure, which it lieutenant at the No, 3 Fire - Rev. Thomas Atherton, S. J.,!_ Guest speaker willbe Fred T.| Brownsville. electrician to succeed Theodore i. felt will cause him to recon- tion, succeeding R. Vidal, Mrs. Ruth I. Nielson, 1037 NE.! “ev: Fallen, Ma. Barnett. All parents a Albury who has severed his.com-| sider his resignation, and con- has retired. The appointment of hing oemasg = i ceanries eee joan Wallon: MSY be present 4 : | é nection with the city. No action’ tinue on in his i =a ‘mana- confirmed. The couneil é ers ae , Pfe., husband of Queen. This was fololwed by was taken in’ the,matter, but it! ger of the Swing, pace ee ~ “proved the appointment of pit glean 9 apse 5 peony eae eer | t: was referred to Mayor Albury to)", letter was read from the Perez as a fireman. lohnson, Arthur, 2nd Lt. hus.! _ Immediately after, a pencans! ee tgs: Lire iptaisauieg hs srancrapee — band of Mrs. Eljzabeth N. John- sion of students from the Convent jy_g : KEY as be made at the ‘next meeting of ce wie —— lng He. pod “Joseph’s and St. Francis! PRY K. West Airport 87 the council. 1 .. Pfe., so avier’s Schools marched. over OBA i manage! law of Mrs. Mary Hastings, 115 to the church. where a second Key West and Vicini Purtly yemrons eae nee tecaae praetor NE. 82nd St., Benediction,- plus May devotions’ abe willy istattered showers! sinneapolis 39 this resignation, due to ill’ health, StF fi Metcalf, Arthut—P., S-Sgt., son f -Qnd thunderstorms this afternoon} " ‘ H i in| of Mrs. Pearla D. Metcalf, rool were bed. court consisted! through ‘Thursday; little change| New Orleans .*..86 to become effective on June 15, by Paramount,|16th Ave., Palmetto. iof:. Carmen Reyes, Elizabeth Rus- in temperature; moderate to oc- : by Capt. C. E.j Moeller, Max D.,° S-Sgt., ne- sell, Joyce Kelly, ‘Mary Kumagai, casionally fresh southeasterly phew of Miss Josephine E. Dan-' yuriel Louise ‘Albury, Birdie a ped winds. : iels, 603 SW. 11th Ave. Miami. jouise, Barbara Anabel, Sara! Florida: Not received, Moody, Ernest M., Jr., Pfc., son Rodrigue: isis. daacuater.| Jacksonville through Florida of Mrs. Annie Dixon, 716 Lemon jy, Bi “ Silvi 1 easter, )Straits and East Gulf: Moderate St, Palatka. ieee te Silvia Taylor, Eliza-|to occasionally fresh wind, south- Paddock, Frederick N., Capt., McLeod. erly over north portion and south- son of Fred L, Paddock, Route 1 Knights of honor from St. jeasterly over south portion teday,| Subscribe to The Citizen—25e Box 554, West Palm Beach. "1 Josebh’s. School: Robert, Baun, tonight and Thursday; scattered| Weekly: : Rawls, Joe P., T-Sgt., son of Gregory Hemingway, Michael’ showers and thuderstorms over Mrs. Clara Rawls, Route 2, Box{Padron, Timothy Keating, Dom- south portion. ; | 4 96, Plant City. - |ingo Rodriguez, Eufemio Chanez,! Jacksonville to Apalachicola: STRAND Rouden, Lawrence R., Cpl. hus-' J? Genzalo Bezanilla, Billy Fer-:No small craft or storm warnings band of Mrs. Dorcas B. Rouden, kins and Freddie Thompson were have been issued. pts Route 1, Crawfordville: < —_ train-bearers. Ann Putnam An-/ Sasser, Charles E., Sgt., son of, derson, crown-bearer. WEATHER REPORT Lonzie E. Sasser, Route 1, West-| | Key West, Fla., May 16, 1945 ‘ R > GUESTS [Observation taken at 8:30 aj m.|' b : | M ee rory Eastern Wat TW “(City Office.) || utes 1, Me. 5 Mf —Mr. Nandy = * 03 : “4 1M Yepes, a entr: Highedgias ours _....-— ! aw, Guy S., {istiand’ of: f his Wife, entertained “Lowesfilas aus LYNN BARI ‘SWEET AND LOW DOWN’ Coming: Evelyn J. Shaw, 816 E. Bel-}108 storm - stranded motorists Mean it St., Pensacola. 4 . {when ‘high winds, which piled Normal —— + alen; William W., Pfc., son|snowdrifts on an icy incline bog-j} of William E. Whalen, Repeenion.| aed down automobiles, Guests} _ . 4] Army Wounded—Pacific Area [ranged from 17 to 75 and were) infall, 24 hours ending Base Commander. The] Newman, Raymond E.,-T5, som| {rom as far away as Ohio, Geor-|_ 8:30 a.m; seisnal A raat: speaking tour} of Jesse R..Newman, Route 1, Box} gia and Washington, D. C. They Total rainfall since May 1 381, West Palm Beach. slep in the three bedrooms, in| inches __. —— gaan cherie A ee Robinson, Elzie L., Pfc., son of| chairs and on the floor. Deficiency since May 1; RA Box 30, Greenwood. | popBED SAME MAN 7 TIMES) Tt] rainfall since Jan. 1; FOODS “SHOES RE A L ICE Army Missing—European Area | 80g. ord See Rear ROS ples Book 4, Blue H2-M2 through Airplane Stamps 1, 2 and 3, 5 { New York.—A bi nt | Deficiency since January 1; Book 3, good indefinitely. . Atkinson, Gerald vV., S-Sgt:,|, New York—A man, broug! a3 ey June 2; N2-S2_ through SUGAR : is MORE ECONOMICAL. .. It’s Healthy Fibs ane : ae eee inte culbeed: aaeied that a 0 June 30; 12-X2 through Stamp 35. Book 4 through Nate ; “Grimes, J.D. S-Sgt, son of| had held up the same man seven. July 91: ¥2-Z2-Al-Cl — June 2; No. 36 through and Safe... It’s PURE vencod Grimes, Route 2, Laurel! tines, saying, “He was an easy | through August 31. August 31. ii uch.” i 5 Y * i FUEL is, Jessie B., age aga — MC re. ad Red Y5. Z5 A2-D2 through” O14 period, 4 and 5: new pe Lessie H. Hi Moore Ha- ONE-EYED CALF er "9:00! June 2; E2-J2 through June _— riod, 1, through 5. ven, ** sy . | ‘ res SY SOUS aaa “04°a. 30; K2-P2 through July 31: GASOLINE we, George F., Sr., Pct. hus-| “tOp St — Bill’ Han : ab Q2-U2 through August’ 31. 15A through; June 21 band of Mrs. Ryama E. Howe, 1055} cor NW. 101st-St4,Bax.-4311, Pine-| with only wodd, Station, Miami. says ,there ds no uckaby, Leyi O., Jr., Cpl., son where the other eye is, ‘ voyage’ through | Of Mrs. Sarah A. Huckaby, Ferns' to be. “ infested x Hotel, Hollywood. é Kelly, Gillie, Pfc. brother, of) rrr a . Lonizie Kelly, High Springs. || ° 4 Sees fetine WET INSIDE AND OUT war workers. anh Fo oe te boar} ag pl Helena, Mont—Found sprawl- t) the Russians, ed -out a, vagamt lot during a French, . Italians, ypolige took a) » Dutch, Australians il, j Zealanders as well as own troops fighting in “and the East. “I-do any man has a right for; my bud- “RS ” ion but for. “ we ting’ qverseas, é ball park talk, which! 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