The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 17, 1945, Page 3

Byerly, Donnelly and O'Dea; Barrett and Masi. Night Game AtNew York R H E > 0 6 3 6 MW 2 Wise, Comelas and Williams; Voiselle and Lombardi. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Chicago, rain. Philadelphia at Detroit, rain. Washington at Cleveland, cold. Boston at St. Louis, rain STANDINGS National League WwW iL sAve. New York 18 5 _—s«s783 Brooklyn 16 6 127 Cideago = 1010” “S00 Boston 0 UW 4% St. Louis 10 12 ~~ 455 Pitisburgh 9 13 409 Cincinnati me 8», 18:6,5.400. i Philadelphia 6 18 es American League 12.6 867} New York {13> .7 650 Detroit un. 67 (611! St. Louis 9 9 500) ‘Washington 10 «12 «(455 Philadelphia 9 12 .429) Boston _. 8 12 400) Cleveland 6 13 316) —— | “TODAY IN HISTORY ————— 1642—Montvreal, Canada, found- 1006—Newark, N. J., first set- tied by Connecticut colonists. a founded. 1838—An anti-slavery mob de- gtroys Pennsylviana Hell, Phila- delphia 1864—The U. S. Postal Money. Order System established by Act of Congress. 1875 — First Kentucky Derby fun at Churchill Downs, Louis- ville. 1883—Buffalo Bill's Wild West Exposition first opens in Omaha. 1917—President Wilson directs that an expeditionary force be gent to France under Gen. Persh- as soon as possible. 1930—The Dawes Plan to col- ject the war debts ends and the Young Plan begins. 142 — Enemy subs along the Atlantic Coast. 1943—Germans bomb London from air; Allies bomb outskirts of Rome. War Labor Board declares that John L. Lewis “challenges. - U. S. in time of war.” 1944—Germans anounce evac- uation of Cassino in Italy. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS —————— intl board chairman, Duke Endow- ment, born Warren County, N. C. 71 years ago. Dr. Halbert L. Dunn of the jan, born New Paris, Ohio, 49 years ago. ; Dr. John A. Mackay, president the Princeton, born of Seminary, ears ago. f Philip James of New York, famed musicig@n-composer, born Jersey City, N. J. 55 years ago. Roy A. Young of Boston, noted banker, born Marquette, Mich., 63 years ago, Scotland, 56 1792 — The New York Stock| operate | George G. Allen of New York, | MAY 17, 1945 DRAMATIC ACTION IN SIX RECEIVE C Pe Pa *six CITATIONS were presented two officers and four en- Listed men during the past week by Captain C. E. Reordan, Base | Commander. Lieut. Comdr. Glenn S. Holman. Captain of the Yard. and Lieut. A. S. Littlefield. skipper of a ship in port here. Four of | them were awarded Saturday by Captain Reordan to men at- | tached to Submarine Activities. At the top left is an over-all view | of the ceremony, and below Captain Recrdan is reading a letter of | commendation which he presented with a ribbon to Comdr. Willard A. Saunders, USN, Commanding Officer of Sub Activities, third from the left, for “damaging more than 13,000 tons of enemy shipping.” A Bronze Star was awarded Lieut. Milton L. Silver. | | | | | | | ITATIONS FOR ACTION AGAINST e THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ANOTHER STEP ON THE MARCH TO TOKYO -. MAKE CHANGE IN = | DAYS ON SALE OF | | MEATS AT PLANT | John H. e sales time goes: into effect next Monday. — . Mr. McMahon says,- “We adequate quantities of meat ‘jhand, but we -will require the time we are closed to prepare it'48 minutes 37 seconds West for the retail trade.” He con-'gitude, and the left leg of w tinues: extends 7000 yards at an azimuth “We further wish to thank the Of ke degrees from the same people of Key West for their in- | Pom! . i nnd terest and Spent. and to as-| Maximum altitude of the fir- Suits for divorce filed in sure them that we will do all in|ing 6,500 yards. office of the clerk of the our power to handle this b- | besa oS against 4 lem.tp their best inet Band Rehearsals i pee thoger 3 GROUP GOES TO Held On TRA y Sod come } 5 LEGION MEETING} The City Band-Orchestra holds *¥: i | | rehearsals at the high school ev- Charles M. Byrne against Sly~ | Robert D. Smith, post om-| ery Thursday at 8 o'clock. Any- Via H, Byrne; charge, deseetiee § mander of Arthur Sawyer johe who is inferested is invi 128, American Legion, ae ree attend these rehearsals, it is , Dt- Harry D. Gideonese, Mills, Fifth District commander, | #unounced. left yesterday by plane to attend; the annual department convention } of’ the ‘American Legion being held today in Orlando. | Mrs. George W. Sikes is the delegate from the local unit of the American’ Legion Auxiliary. Mrs., Sikes left , earlier in the week. BUSINESS MEN’ \ ASS’N. TO MEET Subscribe to The Citizen. Official Navy Photographs USNR. right for aiding in ° 6,500 tons. and in damaging of ovex | Earl. W. Ogden, USN, left, received « 5 tal o “sinking enemy shipping for e Hodges, Y2c, USN. second from loft Unit Citation “for outstanding pe 20, 1943. to July 3. 1944.” At the t awarding Brnest Eugene Connel! wounds sustained in the Pacific an Presents the Purple Heart to Sh for wounds sustained during the invasion of Southern France, THE LOW DOWN [Announcement | {Of Marriage from-————_——— HICKORY GROVE Hilda Smith of Miami, Florida, | - , was married to Farley Stevenson | of Roanoke, Va., Thi lay, May | a | ' | i | | We just been over to the city— |so my lecture today is “Saloons.” 17, by Judge Raymond Lord. |Saloons are what we saw most S ‘ ardinas-Acton | of. But instead of being lit-up . | jand. bright like a brass watch Nuptials Sunday | |show-window, .the places were| Ohana ER csi eniaicits | | dar] a ; ’ ohelia S; Sardinas o: is y | has ing peptenes tomb and Karl R,’Acton of Ohio were; |—but not as quiet—but about as) married at the home of the! |musty, I reckon. bride’s mother, Mrs. Gloria Sav-} And business was good every jplace. She looked like everybody|day afternoon. jwas in a rush to gulp fast, and] Rev. C. T. Howes of the First! jorder up another, thinking may-|Methodist Church, officiated. | be if they didn’t do so, they might dinas, on Division street last Sun-} know, the “Bon Ton Lounge” at/sailor, or maybe a marine. | our hotel, to get to it, you must} I am not boosting for the elec-| go through the hotel lobby, so tric company, but I would say they ambled in sorta jaunty, but/more light in its, saloons—it! more or less loose-jointed on the;}would help solve some embar-| way out. And the folks headin’jrassing moments for some for the “Bon Ton”, there were}mamas and the gals like it is now) more women than men. And there were pairs of young wom-/a strange guy in tow. en, and older gals, and all k. .| Yours vith the Jow down And some of ’em who went in JC SERRA. Saeietieieiiamoeaiitece om a (Continued from Fage One) cents per week, regardless of ab- sence. Tuition is payable every Mon- day or one week in advance, Supplies, $1 per semeste Milk, 25 cents per wee Registration for the fall term will take piace at Reynolds School, from 10 a. m. until 2 p. m., May 23, 24 and 28. Children who will have reached their fifth birthday before Jan- |uary 10, 1946, may be considered yeste? for entrance into kindergarten. A |birth certificate is required when @ furlough in Key West. registerng the child. Mr. Albury, members of the Board of Education and the prin- Bureau of the Census, statistic-|have to go home sober. And you'alone, came out with a strange! cipals of the elementary schools are of the opinion that kinder- arten is an important factor in later elementary school achieve- Theological) you could see the customers as|that what this country needs is/ment in preparing pupils to un- dertake .the work of the first grade successfully and in ena- bling them to maintain almost unbroken progress through the when they show up at home with /first six grades. All those who are interested re urged to enroll their children, on the dates listed the sink Key West Business Men’s Ase sociation will hold a dinner and a meeting tonight in the Gulf Stream Trailer Park. It will be the first of a Series of similar meetings that the association, re- cently organized, intends to hold. Officers are: President, Joe Medina; vice president, George Lee; secretary, Jack Arlen; treas- urer, Joe Mondul. President. Medina said the as- sociation has a membership num- bering 60. . (ATHLETES FOOT ITCH “|i "1 Made This'S ‘Minute ‘Test |) “It 'STINGS.It's STRONG: It PENETRATES. . It , REACHES MORE. GERMS. Successful treat: ments must be MOBILE. Alcohol is VERY MOBILE. Te-ol contains 90%. Feel*it’ take hold”. est: it for sweaty; itchy or, smelly feo. | Most , druggists “now. havés, thi *“)'Te-ol test size. Today al Gaga “I ner’s Pharmacy. OL] , BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street —00o— COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES 614 Duval Street Beautiful DRESSEY SUMMER COTTONS and . CRISP TAILORED CHAMBRAY An-exclusive showing in all the new and j lovely: styles SUN-BACKS Beachwear - Sun Suits Play Suits eLadies’ Bags eSlips Received Daily by Leased Wire Sena ease pilates —o000— Distinctive Accessories and Wearing Appazel Ser See Our Windows for the Things “@@ bpestoee’ Brands of , CIGARS and COLD aie SOFT DRINKS ag of over | ; at eee maken enema Sue Signalman | Star for aiding in| juy More War Bonds and Hold T! 809 tons.” John W. ded the Presidential | abat from April nant Littlefield is ‘le Heart medal for below. Commander Holman | ip’s Cook J O. Torzance, USNR. Ss (fo RINE The most important event in a young person’s life—is graduation. And the most important gift, in the graduate’s estimation, is one of Jewelry. A GRADUATION GIFT CEDAR CHEST MUSIC BOXES Appropriate as Powder Box, Cigarette Case, etc. ‘rancisco Rodriguez Spends Furlough Here i ! | ' A GRADUATION GIFT Gold Filled Gradu- $350 ation LOCKETS .... SPECIAL FOR BABIES BABY RINGS, $19 10-K., Solid Gold Tax Inciuded ncisco Rodriguez, Jr., A son of Mr. and Mr A 212 New street, left ute to his station , Va. after spendnig en orfo! near Young Rodriguez, known as “Marti”, his old fr He v familiarly met many of 2nds avhile here. ait further orders val at Norfolk. STEALS FOLICE CAR ’ New York youth who liked to t police calls so much that he stole an automobile in order We size rings and engrave jewelry FREE of charge when purchased here. KEY WEST JEWELRY CO. 532 Duval St. Phone 155 (NEXT TO GARDNER'S PHARMACY) 1 to listen in, was arrested and charged with grand larceny in the theft of a police car. He even hea:d the te e car he had 4 no Ee fe