The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 30, 1945, Page 4

ee ee THE KEY <* ’ . % been canceled of the DAY HERE [Scheduled Lecture [izes omsie! posse, te Has Been Canceled |one of the founders of the Wom- WOT CANDIDATE) STARTS FRIDAY) eons pour nool ee *} ‘The lecture by Romana Barth] The tea to have been given at > pd lie scheduled by the Key West Book/|the Woman’s Club Thursday aft- Club, which was to have been/ernoon has also been conceled, as SATURDAY WILL ALSO BE/given at the high school audito-|will all social events of the club rium on Thursday evening, has during the next several weeks. he w at among, the first to buy a poppy FOR GALE city commis-]0% Poppy Day, next Friday el Soak FANS Saturday, according to the com- mander of Arthur Sawyer me of the American Legion. offer, oly ae fe — In his statement, the Command.| imterest in supporting the! er said:, jeevement for « new form of gov-| “Today, as in 1917 and 1918, our etement in Key West \is because} men are again fighting overseas, | tf, believed it would pro- giving their lives that we may be i 4 LARGE AND SMALL SUPPLY LIMITED AL’S RADIO SERVICE 629 EATON STREET NO PHONE ORDERS TAKEN may30-3t tention, copy mut’ before 11 o'clock on terests of ity & * an naw ow ee. & safe. These boys are our rela- aELP WANTED RADI ; 7 , more, you may say|tives, our neighbors, our friends. sti is — vert player, fan tri- cherter committee, as a] It is grievaus to us that they must pS a otitis Oates MU) a CRE ont 40 a | ditioner, alarm clock. 913 ~ey sale oe So suffer, and who better appreciates ares 7 Georgia. may26-7t yy ~ _ believed then,|'@¢ @mount of suffering they en- TELEPHONE | se betiewe now, to lef. the peo- | 4Ure than the veterans of this war er 1937 PLYMOUTH sedan; good — .jand the last? aaa! condition, perfect tires, radio, — their own ‘Gommis-l" rose on the home front wish OPERATORS heater. 320-E New Paes "HE wes reported today that sev-}'@ Show that they remember and Place. may28-3tx Gal members of the city doun-jTevere those who died in’ both ; wars, and to do this they wear the WANTED 1934 CHEVROLET coach; over- fh will aspire for office on \the hauled engine, excellent con- dition. Inquire 181-I Poinciana Place after 5 p.m. may24-6tx Full Pay While Learning HOUSEHOLD furniture; includ- ing Hollywood bed, desk, club chair, end table, chest of draw- ers, and ironing board. Also, lady’s bieycle. Reasonably pric- ed and in first class ‘condition. Lt. Higgins, 207-A Poinciana Place (Extension, old). may28-3tx Vacations With Pay t Sickness Benefits | _|poppy. This little red flower ex- Dood te inne diet pean . presses for us feelings that are # majority of the council will be|'0° deep 'to put into words. It is but the only one whol way.of telling the heroic dead ; declared definitely he will ee i ate | .| keep up the gi ¥ ; See Seunetinss Gere Senn “The women of the American, Legion Auxiliary will be on the! Walter B. Wilson streets all day Friday and Sat-' , |wrday offering poppies made by! ~ Has Arrived Here disabled veterans to the public. I : am sure that veterans and civil} —— ians alike will be eager to wear} PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT the little red symbol of sacrifice.! We of the American Legion} } a Pet Cross,| should be among the first to wear| BABY carriage, $20.00, and bas- branch of-}the badge as none know better} sinet, $8.00; practically (new. than we the heroism of America’s 907° White St., Apt. 3. may29-2tx See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator , > |MOTOR SCOOTER, (no clutch); TELEPHONE OFFICE ; 2 men’s bicycles, 2 8-inch fans. | 414 Simonton street after 6:30 P.M. may29-3tx | Alfredo Lucignani Leaves For erg 3 SARE Alfredo Lutignani left this! morning for Miami, where he said he expected, to remain for the} WANTED—Salesgirls, next two weeks. No experience Be) inwton electric shaver. Wanted He stated that his cigar factory} cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. —good accordion. Ph. 810. will continue in operation during! mayi-imo, : “may29-3tx his absence under the direction) AIN} - Neue Cotto oe N!MAN'S. BICYCLE; balloon tires, mont City hac. acy. $22.50. 1900 Staples Ave. a may29-2tx ee FEL full time F E radio, heater, spot light; Rem- i ‘OR SALE — 1935 Ford sedan; 1 ly et mayl-lmo: | ERAS ARIEL Gh ARNE eee, ibd BUS BOY. Ocean View Restau-| SMALL RADIO. 7-H Porter FORECAST rant. may eat mas re = ee SE NSEESEEENND an ra | Key West and Vicinity: Clear ING: = in Jacksonville, to partly cloudy ‘this aMernoon, MEN LEARN BARBERING; pas Guarenreed PLUMBING WORK Prevent arrival in Key West | 0 Or ind Thersday: gent up to $100 per week. For small with his parents. —- ere nd Thursday; gentle to) gee will teach you. Earn while Florida: Clear“to. partly cloudy learning. 1 to, 5 months. Flor-] PRE-WAR BATH TUBS — All today, tonight: api Thursday. ida’s Barber College, Jackson-| “Jacksonville: through - Florida| Ville. Fla. may30-ltx,; and Fittings. Free Estimates. Straits arid. East Gulf: Fair wea- La : al Jos. D, Lopez, Plumbing and LADIES learn beauty culture.} Supplies, 913 Eaton St. Phone x and gentle to moderate ‘winds, westerly over north por- tion and variable over south por- tion today, topight-and Thursday. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: Positions plentiful. Pays big in- come. Permanent employment. Easy to learn. Florida’s Beauty; LARGE. SIZE baby crib with College, Jacksonville, Fla. “Kant-Wet” mattress; crib has 1189-J. may2-M.W.F.tf No small craft or sturm warnings may30-Itx, side drop, rollers and is freshly Bowery Comes have been issued. painted in pink color. Price : , WEATHER REPORT WANTED $25.00. May be seen by appoint- Te City On Visit! ..., "wae rin. wee oe 0s |S met at 2870 Harris avenue o | Observation taken at 8:30 a. m.|FLORIDA KEYS property own-; (MacArthur Homes). Call Lieut. “Pred Bowery, son of Mr. and’ Eastern War Time. (City Office.)| tS If considering selling, E. L. Yant, Ext. 8-265, NAS. Mire W. F. Bowery of 1110 Geor- Temperatures | pie ee ee Coe may22-1tx @ street, who has been serving | Highest 24 hours 85 Sey <i ic a a ara MA the United States forces | Lowest last night 72 ypaude Kevs La pal belies 1935 INDIAN motorcycle; tires eversems, has arrived in Key) Mean - 78) Mi an Oe aka ate ae * and motor in good -condition = for @ visit of 30 days with | Normal : 81 iami. may’ 2g 94-1 Poinciana Place, after 5:30 Parents and other relatives Precipitation bcp em: may30-3tx ant treats jRainfall, 24 hours ending .| WORSEN (ae ee eT es | 8:30 a. m.; inches 0.00) pry; g Sevaphing and ‘OR SAL! urnished home; inches... situs COAL c gs | Pine streets, lot 90 «47. In- HOME ON VISIT | peticiency sinee May) 1; ae Paul's Tire Se | quire 908 Packer street, phone i--— inches |... 3.38 : panad 786. may30-5tx Andrew Everett Roberts, son of; Total vainfall since Jan, et aa Mie A. L. Gorcia of 1024 United! inches 2.000 2,85 “feet, © spending a leave of 25; Deficiency since: January 1; FOR RENT — Furnished room; private bath, private entrance. FOR SAL Complete furnish- ings for three room apartment, CITIZEN EXPECT ONE HUNDRED ENTRANTS IN | GOLF TOURNAMENT ON STOCK ISLAND ” Jack Sellers, chairman of | | ANNOUNCE AWARDS ....:“..%: that ix directing the fylvia Rives of the Convent aA we ae te Mary Immacuiste and Grewry oo tee viet Bagtat the Hemingway of St. Joseph's Col nex Monday event School Award Medals Prevented Here Tuday | at lege were presented thin morning The cirele qill meet at during tha chepel exercises the We semen oe ! Ets |yolf tournament on Stock Island, in the mamin will afford an IN ESSAY CONTEST \<::: today that he expects that; American Legion Award Medals. sinity for those women wie ithe entrants will number 100 be-|Mivas and Hemingway are O cannot gerticipete i the aller. SPONSORED BY STATE COUN ‘fore playing of the qualifying| dents of the 6th grade noon meetings to tke part i “rounds is concluded, Handicaps| These annual awards are given WM & CIL KNIGHTS OF thus far are: by Arthur Sawyer Post No. 24, Mrs William Ov wee eleted | Fred Gibbons, 17; Jack Sellers,| American Legion, to the boy and’ circle chairman, Mire HE COLUMBUS |14; Rex Clark, 18; George Hen-|to the girl who are best qualified program chairman, Mrs. See iness, 7; F. H. Burchett, 22; Bas- courage, scholarship, Moody te = The following is a list of awards | J ? en ladies joined made in the Seventh Annual Es-iton, or ir icc Ladera, Saas Sip. Maan ganizatm, say Contest, sponsored by the Brown, 13; Boake Carter, 1. |Legionnaire Munro J. Horre of) Mee 4. & © i Henan siigget aero camigiits at! Stonewall Jackson, 13; Ben} Arthur Sawyer Post. mae sores ese Catholic high school students. | #084", 21; J.-M. Eddy, 18; Pop] The awards consisted of 8) 001. oo ocrasn foe the ve, 14; “Tick” Durham, 14;| beautiful engraved certificate} Lou C. Pence, 14; J. J. Kirschen-|and a medal with presentation}. Those present baum, 15; Horace O'Bryant, 16;| case. | Egan Mrs. William Similar awards were presented | 5 Monticine. Mrs. Fred Jast Thursday by Legionnaire wen. Gise Brost, Mrs Horre at the Chapel exercises Papy. Mrs. HE. Day, Mra held at the Key West High Arkinson, Mrs Ted Jones ond School. The High School awards wire J L. Cooper were presented by Myrtland —.._. Cates, Jr, and Charlotte Tatum. Capt. Eugene Reid INSURE CANNING , Assigned To Duty SUCCESS The subject was “Pedro Men- | Londe endez de Aviles, the Founder of: Florida, a Basis for 100 Years of! Prosperous Florida Statehood.” |P- P. Dulion, 19. Judge, Richard J. Purcell, Ph.| Marge Knox, 19; Gene Gibson, D., Department of History, Cath-|19; Johnny Harris, 20; R. W. olic University of America, Wash-| Kerr, 19; Aleck Garmody, 25; Ed ington, D. C., and now on leave of|Deaner, 22; Tony Kemp, 15; Joe absence as an economic and his-|Lopez, 5; L. F. Paulokoms, 12; torical writer for the War Pro-|Jim Cooper, 24; William Little, duction Board. 22. Winner, Mary Alice Droze, a 15-!' Chester Smith, 14; D. W. Lewis, year-old student in the 10th grade} 15; S. Albertson, 15; C. Sterling, of St. Joseph’s Academy, Jack-/21; J. Shomfill, 18; Bob Hoerr, sonville, 117; N. M. Leonaggia, 21; Lynn Honorable mention awards as!/ Holland, 21. follows: : Second, Alison Hennig, Acade- 7. my of the Holy Names, Tampa. Rental Office To in a Capt. Eugene G. Reid, USMCR, succeeded Major Wm. H. Cobb, Jr., as Marine Barracks commaend- anita, Norma cea, Sacred] Close. Tomorrow, To oem : aat Moniac} ear’ cademy, ipa, ' + i Fourth, Mary: Elisabeth Keith, Take Inventory Ligation Sacred Heart Academy, Tampa. Reo ee a gemnmn a ey a Subject was chosen with the as-| The localxitemt™ control office r sistance of Rev. Frs. F. D. Suli-) wilh be closed tomorrow, Thurs- ponies at —— = Pore van 400. GE Cook of Gesu Par-/day, May 31, ‘and also- Friday lreporting to Boca Chica. He serv- Seas q d the win-|JUB¢ 1 for the purpose offtaking|eq during tie last World War! 3 e winner an e wiP-| inventory of all registrations in| with the Fifth Marines at Chateau! ner’s school will be presented) the Key West rental area, was the Thierry and the Argonne. | with a suitably engraved silver| announcement made today by N. ; cup at the commencement exer-|}p Keye, area rent control diree- cises of St. Joseph’s Academy at} to, Jacksonville, by the state deputy x 1 of the Knights of Columbus, C. A. ue pare ciated pate ne (Connie) Hartley. of all emergency business and : telephone calls, and other activi- OLD BUILDING ties in connection with the office. (Continued from Page One) Subscribe to The Citizen. in Key West is named, between! 75 and 80 years ago. In those days the sap in the} STRAND THEATER pine was not drained to obtain; turpentine and resin as is done | BURMA TRAVELOGUE today, and on many occasions “Dangerous Journey” old buildings that have been torn} = st wd down in y West were found; Coming: “The Big Noise to contain much sound lumber, | except that in the floors, whic generally, had been almost de-/ Segre temics" “| MONROE THEATER i The building is on the north- west corner of Angela and Duval, GEORGE SAUNDERS ia “Action In Arabia’ and was owned by James L./ Jotinson, who contracy:d with! Coming: “Show Business” Mr. Saunders to tear it down, i Yous Grocer SELLS That GOOD, STRONG ARM BRAND “STAR i TRI eoce Secseeseeseesese TIONING TIMETABLE roops shoes Book 4 Blue H2-M2 through Airplane \ June 2; N2-S2 through Boat eee noha AMERICAN | - p AMicusan COFFEE } Par ol - Tey, A. Pound Today! GROCERS - eoccccoosscogages at POPULAR LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY wade ROOMS oe cecue Reasonable Reservations FORD HOTEL” PERSHNG HOTEL 60 NE. 3rd Street : 100 Rooms - Elevater Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS S\ ATION Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. ~ fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service MIAMI AND KEY WEST Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N.Y. Franchised Botilers: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Key West Lindsley Lumber Co. — ey | page yer mere 105]: 201 Recker Sant, CRYO IX! iite oak. Also 1945. secvice who is familiarly ive Humidity cycle; five months old. H. F. known a Me wnsy friends ty 69" Ricca nae | Aldrich, 37-D Naval Housing. ro ill 37 a.m.) check; amount, .00. Rewar aoe ngage ce MUNOZ. HELD Sunset 8:12 pm] if returned to Key West Cot-|WE INGHOUSE Electric roast- Moonrise —| tages, No. 3. may28-3tx|} ¢": complete with grill, perfect ER, LIBERATED] Moonset ~ 10:30 am. sete NO: e | condition. R. D. Gregory, 611! ie A ee Tomorrow's Tides FOR SALE Piven. er Oo uUnOZ —_————_——__-. of Key West, who were notified Naval Base) Sa i¢| BURROUGHS. 10- electric oh a. oe ne Tide Low Tide |WASHING MACHINE, electric) BURROUGHS 10-column electric ee Ge Pee 2:28 a.m. 6:25 a.m. Frigidaire, G. E. fan, small] @4ding machine with book- | tld 4 prisoner of war by the 58 p.m. 8:26 p.m, radio. 420 Southard, may26-7t; mernind tand, $100. Apply Key, G ye Ae, — est Gas Company. oe tT he has been liberated. endear prpereerteed BTIN ,|GOOD BUY—Bungalow: : eight ay30-3t | ‘was a member of an infan- " ie rooms. ‘on Phister St. near | try unit, and om overseas about Set ri oo aeaayry On one size i ve DORCELLAREOOS i. | ® year ago, and was in land an Price 000. johnson = an > S 2 allay is tocesion of Pree Highest Low Johnson, Phone 372. PAW MOMERS -enatyeneds te) tm been reported missing in ac- may24-tf =a 1 ee el Ss, scissors sharpened; by of ve duplicated. B. F. Camp Wate Munoz is the nephew of TRAILER; slecps 4, screened 5 : x = . Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Rollo of Miami, porch, R. D. Gregory, 611 Divi- bell, 803 Simonton street. , and also a nephew of Mr. and sion. naayOOMiK sn SPER Mrs Femeene Csiro of 311 Eliz- | | WHEN IN NEED of a plumber! steth street, Key West. |SINGER sewing machine; elec-) sce John Curry, 512 Margaret | tric, Military Tailor Shop, 508 St.. Phone 1189-J. Estimates Southard street. may30-3tx may21-1mox LADY'S pre-war bicycle. 926 ALL TYPES concrete work, plas- Eaton street. may30-2tx tering and stucco. No job too | large or too small. J. F, John- ji FOR SALE REASONABLE: Most, son, Island City Bank Bldg New Orleans. 90 1 of Section 12 and 13 Sand Sub- Office hours: 9 till 12. ee ne mene ; nal ar gees sa | division, Big Pine Key. Mrs may22-Imox birth ‘this , a Norfollc = 67 | Walter Johnson, 872-J, 1128 amy os Maal 1 Okla. City 66 | Margaret strei may29-3tx LIST your vacancies free with Mrs. Clare jareha | Remmecsta. 85 15 oe ee U. S. O. Club Room and Apast- . r4 72 45 r iC 3; balloon tire ment Registry. 303 Duval St., : Greens reside at 106-F)3¢ Louis 71 58 | $22.50. 1900 Staples Ave. {tel 1083. i Featene Fon awe 6 ' ne may29-2tx may25,28,00,juncl,4,6x 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Express Schedale: i Special—Casement Window Operators Ea. $2.10 Special—Odd Sizes Window Sash, ea. 98c- Pr. $1.49 | Special—Yard Brooms, Mexican Straw. Ea. $ .39 LEAVES KEY WEST "DAILY. (ex eee CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P.M. Ay COLORS IN OIL —- Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid. ener eae Segoe nig) IRONING BOARDS with Pads Ea. $4.50 LEAVES MIAMI DA IRONING BOARDS without Pads Ea. $4.00 SUNDAYS) at 12000 v'tlock Mmeienoe scsicednas at Key West at 6:00 o'clock Local Schedale: (Stops At All Inter: Pointe LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (encepr SUNDAYS) at sien oe et 6:00 o'clock A.M an Miami et 4:00 ociocs LEAVES MIAM™ DAILY. (ENCED) phrsogpey C- $:00 o'clock ALM ane aes ey West ot 5:09 erloce Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS and ALUMINUM Dexter & Schlage DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES TOILETS, TOILET SEATS, LAVATORIES and KITCHEN SINKS PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast ron and ‘luininum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. || Cowman LET'S SACK THE SATBING BRACH PROJECTED FKEL 1'WUK-UP and DELIVERY Sti FULL CARGO INSURANGS — Oifice: 813 Caroline Street Phones; 93 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Geansis feces