The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 5, 1945, Page 4

SOCIETY Eberhardts Have Three House Guests Dr. and Mrs. Irvine Saunders, of Welch, W. Va., and Miss Loche Saunders, of Bedford, Va., arriv- ed ae and are guests of and Mrs. Fred O. Eberhardt, | |, street. . Saunders is superintendent chief surgeon in the Welch Emergency Hospft Surprise Party Given For Mundys The Woman's Society of Chris- tian Service of Fleming Street Methodist Church entertained with a surprise farewell party, | wy, Sunday night following Church Service, honoring Rev. and Mrs. W. B. Mundy, and children. The church was filled to hear Rev. Mundy deliver his last sermon Gh the subject, “Be Not Afraid." yd gathered in annex farewell and to wish | i luck and much suc: | ees in their new work. Gifts were pre ted to Rev. Fl to bid the | FIRST CANE GROWN : CHICAGO. — The first sugar At Freeze Co. Here cane grown in what is now the Tropical Quick Freeze Com-jUnited States was produced in pany, whose plant here is at Caro- (Sake see in 1771. line and Grinnell streets, an-/ PROPERTY LOSS nounces in an advertisement in today’s Citizen the time at which} BROOKLYN. — From 1916 to their place of business will be|1942, tornadoes caused more than open on Monday, Wednesday, Fri-|$330,000,000 property loss, and er and Saturday. , killed more than 6,600 persons. The company also states that it as purchased a slaughter house, | shipment to Key West in refrig- nee which meats are prepared for) erator trucks. Classified Cotumn BOSS SS SS SS err eeeerresrrss) Advertisements ander = head BALE will be inserted The ith nhigs rant for sale; fully equipped, $10,000.00 stock. 1018 Division. the firat 15 wer may31-6tx Payment to: $:|FURNISHED HOUSE; 3 bed rooms, electric range, refriger- | ator, water heater. $600.00 tm heft relve “Sp hl! (hy Mscieeek ioe down payment. McArthur the day of pu Homes, 2825 Seidenberg. and Mrs. Mundy from the Won an’s Society of Christian Serv: The Mary and Martha Circle, Young adults and the | the senior Young people. At the close of the fegular monthly meeting the) Board of Stewards presented a beeutiful alligator purse with bilifeld with a nice sum of money te Rev. Mundy. Many individual gifts were also} presented them. Rev. and Mrs. Mundy will leave Wednesday! merning for Miami, where Mr. Mundy will become pastor of the Allapatioh Methodist Chureh. Key en aes and Casiey: Partly @loudy with little change in tem- Perature this afternoon, tonight and Wednesday; gentle north- westerly winds Florida: Partly cloudy with Widely scattered afternoon and| early evening showers and thun-| derstorms today through Wedne: day; little change in temperature, @xerpt not quite so warm in ex- treme northeast portion. Jacksonville through Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to mederate winds, mostly west to furthwesterly, except variable ever extreme north portion, to-| day through Wednesday; partly| cloudy with widely | showers and thunderstorr | WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN} | WAN TED—Girl for WANTED Call evenings between 7 and 9. jun5-3tx FLORIDA KEYS property own- ers: If considering. selling,/LapY's BICYCLE, like new: HELP WANTED { may31-5tx —— 'CASH REGISTER. Apply Trail’s —_ ; End Trading Post, 1105 Division TELEPHONE ) Street. Phone 91. junl-6tx OPERATORS |FOR SALE—My home, 1601 Von | Pfister St.; 8 rooms and bath, WANTED furnished or unfurnished. Owen de Ri = ! R. Strieby, Phone 581-J. junl-tf Full Pay While Learning ' CABIN wagon trailer, good con-| Vacations With Pay | dition, sleeps 4, $200, balance| SBiscspg le |. like vent, 1327 Duncan Street.| Sickness. Benefits ! junl-6tx Souda \ - _ Pee s ‘FURNISHED 5 room house. 2809 PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT 1 Seidenburg Ave. june2-4tx | ‘ | i See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator ELECTRIC 6-ft. refrigerator, also! Victor phonograph; both almost new. Other household effects. William Meyers, Mastic Park. | TELEPHONE OFFICE ' | | | jun4-4tx aims i (EURNITUR bedroom, li » dinet, etc. Telephone WANTED—Salesgirls, full time} 700™ employment. No Aalosan ne-| 893-J or 2805 Scidenberg Ave. | H. Kress & Co. jun4-3tx junl-lmo, > 3 cessary. S. | BEDROOM CORNER house; furnished or unfurnished, im- mediate possession. Call morn-| ings and from 3 to 6 p. m. Reasonable down payment. 2801 Seidenberg Ave GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. Junj-1mo/ | light office ee work. Apply 504 William, be- UPHOLSTERED DAVENO-BED; tween 4 and 5. june2-3t like new, unfolds to sleep two, $56.00. 551-E West Poinciana please write without obligation, radio, electric victrola, B. Emerson «(specializing in radio, electric victrola, baby’s JODY GOES TO SCHOOL Goldwyn-Mayer set of “The Yearling” now being fil Claude Jarman, Jr., slender Nashville, Tenn., youth. Nearing is shown being taught between scenes b; SPOOOSOOOSOSHSHSEEHHSSSOSESOHOGOH OSES FEHHRECEESESESESE Even the movie starlets have to study, as is proved here ‘‘on the Metro- AROLD RUSSELL OUT IN PACIFIC © DES" STOVER ! |e ANS (Spectal co Th ABOARD THE ESCORT GILMORE IN THE PA- | ' ae: * Frank t Yes. CIFIC, (Delayed)—-Harold Frank 6) achat Henet Philippe lin Russell, 20, signal third tain, charged with treason. jelass, whose <cother, Mrs. Bertie | 4” yintent, eoid and dey UK. Russell, lives at 1024 White Istreet, Key West, Fla, serves on ‘this desivoyer escort now on her way to battle the Japs closer to their homeland after a long tour of duty in the Aleutians. Nicknamed “The Lucky DE” by | her crew, the Gilmore has escort- ed more than 50 different ships uthern France: Eight Franee, bourg, Holland, G Caechostoy hie About thirty miles, In » rollway cough i te Forest of Compeigne, . dohn Adams im J00% {through = submarine infested 2 Ye “%y He is 70 years of ak waters of the Aleutians without Stal 66 : alin is the Joss of a single vessel. ' 9 The government's ‘outlay <The Gilmore was built for the |. $32,000,000,000, |British, but was taken over by “19 $10,000 a var. jthe Navy before her propellers si 7 (ever turned. Since going into action against the enemy, she has traveled 59,- Gas Pain |Square-Dance At Stock Island Club A rollicking square-dance in- ated by Harry W. Justus, :Sle, was top feature of a suc- icessful party held by the Provi- isions, Clothing and Commisary (Department, Naval Operating med at Silver Springs. [OUTLINE PROGRAM. [Travel Conservation f Is Still Necessary | FOR RECREATION Youth participation in summer | This statement from the opt | activities sponsored by agencies applies aptly to the people of | and communities throughout the !Key West: jstate is urged by Mrs. Hamilton} “Continued cooperation of the: Hunt, chairman of recreation for ' public in travel conservation will; the Florida Congress of Parents be increasingly necessary in the! and Teachers, of Tampa. coming months. The Office of | es Defense Transportation asks that! Fun and more comprehensive the public forego all’ unnecessary S|/knowledge of sports, recreation travel this summer, next fall and and crafts are assured by the even next winter unless the Japs |chairman, who also points out'decide by that time that they that tne health values gained have taken all the beating they through exercise, sunshine and can stand.” ‘ fresh air will benefit the boy or} The ODT “Vacation At Home” {girl participating. |Program is an integral and im- Exploring the community will ‘portant part of the overall effort furnish a summer of adventure to conserve the nation’s trans- for those cooperating with ODT portation facilities. Its objective by staying home for the vacation is to help provide substitute period another suggestion Measures for vacations in the made by Mrs. Hunt. ‘home community, as it asks the Reports indicate that in several American citizen to spend your cities PTA’s are providing funds |V#cation at home. for playground supervision al In Key West we have four order that children will have a USO’s, several social centers, sea place to play. | bathing facilities, a golf course jand many deversions provided by. Two WAVES Report is mittee, By taking advantage of our! Jacksonville to Apalachicola: play pen. 6-G Porter PI. ad small craft or storm warnings Fria Keg Be caret Juns-2tx | we been issued. | m s — | | Miami. may?-Imox|75 POUND | ice box, practically | WEATHER REPORT REN new, 3-burner oil stove, kitchen Key West, Fla, June 5, 1945 FOR T cabinets, other household | Obeervation ta a 8:30 am. furnishings, man’s bicycle. J Eastern War Time. (City Office.) FURNISHED TOORM; washing and C. Sheffield, Mastic | Trailer . Temperatures Paul’s Tire Shop, 426 Park jun5-5tx | Highest last 24 hour 88 | Lowest last night a may30-6x uREE ROOMS of _houschold Mean : RR eR ESS furniture, baby bed and five} Normal HH FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 See tube radio. H. D. Rich, AMMIc, goo nell St june2-6tx: Naval Housing Project, Unit ecipitation ia AN a aia i oa OR Ry 2 5-3tx Rainfall, 24 hours ending FURNISHED rooms at reasonable Nore sue 6:30 w m.; inch 0.00| rates. 411 William street. 12-6tx, 1937 PONTIAC sedan; motor re Tote! rainfall since May 1; junes-®'% cently overhauled, good tir taches Wace) Sn | cinigood munning, condition, Defiviency since May 1; |FURNISHED ROOM with private] 912’ Fleming St a inches 0:56) bath. 906 Grinnell street, off : Total minfali since Jan. 1; ‘ Division. jun 4-3tx BABY CARRIAGE Storkline, | — r ee slightly used, 1122 Simonton) ictemny since January 1; Most etek Fas mr RTE, +E WET, baa eee Sapp a oi Rilative Hemidity IDENTIBIG ATION SB RACEEET/MUStISELE houschold furnitu 2 | ane, arry jams, te Re k 1 > aig | ward if returned to ‘809 Ashe itt WIRE soomand Ne a eae nai Geen jun4-2tx) 12-A, Naval Housing Unit Samet 8:15 pan.| | jund-3tx Mens 3:53 wm ronente i ere wis | 4.39 p. ae A 5. 4 ONC iano my Ls TWO sad 3-bedroom bungalows, Fier erceantiuned@cari secre’ urnished and unfurnishe ao gehen Pees i eee Tomorrow's Tides | small down payment, balance] {<7 xtension ladder, gasoline (Naval Base) payable amoathl Donon A stove, typewriter, phonograph High Tide Low Tide Tonner Phone M72, funi-tf| tuEtable, boat oars, model | P n 1:49 am 4 au aeroplane gas motor, small 110} ‘2, 1:54 pan volt A. C. - D. C. motor, con-| ———— Sale pera Rooms for! verter 32 volt D. C. to 110 volt| TEMPERATURE BULLETIN THE 'ARTMAN PRESS. ‘| A.C, 6 ft. work bench has 2 — "junt-tf] drawers and doors, new 6 volt Temperature « for the 24 battery radio, slot machine, hours ending 6:30 a. m., as report-} % stock of radio tube: reters } " MOTORSCOOTER for sale. See aC Da URES ye ters) ed by the U.S. Weather Bureau. | “Ot'sag Margaret aes volt amp. and mil. amp., tools Lowest | Highest lest 24 hours last night Atlanta 7% 51 Benton 55 47 Brow tus ible n 78 Chai leston 62 64 Chicago Sa 37 Detsvit 7] 38 4 jvestun . Jb 7% theunville._ _ 93 66 Kamnas City ” 52 KEY WEST iH 80 &. West Airport 6 80 Memphis 72 53 Miemi ___ 86 72 | rs ae --65 43 New Orleans 73 New York aay a9 Norfolk 67 54 Vlela City 76 64 Peusacula 85 15 Pittsbu: gh 5I 48 m Lous 6s 50 Faaps 76 Subscribe to The Citizen —26e| weekly blackboard. See anytime before | 9 p. m. Owen R. Strieby, Von Phister St. \JESSE FRENCH small upright piano, $100.00; Singer sewing machine, $40.00. 2850 Seiden- berg Ave., MacArthur ‘Homes. jun5-2tx 1601 jun5-Itx | ‘WEDDING RING SET. 1020 Wat- son Lane, rear. jun5-3tx | eas |USED FURNITURE; bought, sold MISCELLANEOUS | and exchanged. The .Maxwell LAWN MOWERS” | “sharpened, re- | Cos ine., 909 Fleming ystreet, Paired; sewing machines, | one 682. jun5-tf Knives, scissors sharpened; " Keys “duplicated. BF. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. juni-tf |FURNISHED house; easy ae Apply 1100 Grinnell street. june2-12tx | Z 'WHEN IN NEED of a plumber | see John Curry, 512 Margaret| ' St Phone 1189-J. Estimates BUSINESS QPPORTUNITY —$—$$$$oge—___—_— FOR SALE = Rooming house! free, may21-1mox business; best location in town, fac ove es Zs fine furniture and a good going ALL TYPES concrete work, plas- business even in days of de- tering and stucco. No job too pression. So certainly one to’ large or too small. J. F. John- depend on after the war. If in- son, Island City Bank Bldg | terested write Box A.BC. care’ Office hours: 9 till 12. Citizen. dund-3t. |the Key West Recreational Com- \ For Duty At Base {local facilities, you will not only , ‘The first WAVE to be advanced }® enioying the best kind of to Chief Yeoman and the second | S¥™™mer vacation, without the | WAVE chief on the island, Cath-™@2y discomforts incidental . to- er Ho Saleaki of Big Rapids, ,2#Y to a vacation requiring tt avel, | Mich. fenoried fons attice duty {Dut you will be helping to con- | in the Woman's Reserve on Jan. jserve the nation’s transportation 7. 1943. After indoctrination at, {#¢ilities and thereby bring the Hunter College, folowed by at-|W#" te a splendid end tendance at the Yeoman School, a Stillwater, Okla., Chief Saleski Severai Officers re;orted here July 18, 1 She Are Given Transfer | works in the Personnel Office at the Receiving Station. Her new : _ rating ame effective: May 15.| Receiving orders which de- ao es jtached them from duty at the ee eS : \Fleet Sonar School here last week | : Ensign Evelyn James were Lieut. Earl K. Smith, (MC), Is Given New Duty |UsNr, of San Francisco, Cali ) Kenneth A. Pierce, Pnsign vein James a NR, of Toledo, O; Lieut. (jg) |USNR. of Buffalo, N. ¥., was ea ee named officer-in-charge of Naval! Station WAVES and Women’s Reserve Representative in this commander this week. Miss! Liquip f duty at Norfolk, 6 6 6 Take only as directed James succeeds Lieutenant Sarah MALARIAL = Lumber Co. area by Capt. C. E. Reordan, base |' CHECKED IN 7 cag yours M. Paine, who le see WNicaneeday for SYMPTOMS 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 SLICK LINOLEUM COATING— Makes Dull Linoleum Look Like New $1.35 Qt. Special—Odd Sizes Window Sash, ca. 98c - Pr. $1.49 Red COPPER PAINT for Boats Gal. $5.25 COLORS IN OIL Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES and ENAMELS and ALUMINUM Florida Tested Outside WHITE PAINT... Gal. $2.98 Dexter DOOR LOCKS and HARDWARE PAINT and VARNISH BRUSHES TOILETS, TOILET SEATS, LAVATORIES and KITCHEN SINKS PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER co. “03 PROIE Coccccrecceccevocce “ {Base, at the Sugaloa Club on , eoegae Ep, be rte A [Stock Tsyigd Hist week. Some 60 y, Mrsj Betiy fawor. 7 re present. — thusiast John jJuriaco, 5 Bi the “self-appointed ’ . Edward Berg ia Shoe incioleyy Peal You Can Get incis W. Cai- and Willie Pen- a ee el land, CCS “which obtained Edward Kenneth. Berger!29 caay Siri from Lieut. storekeeper, second cla USNR. Thomas E. Daly, officer in of Key West. recently arrived at‘ charge. The party served a double the Naval Training Station, Nor- purpose—as a belated welcome folk, Va. to train for duties to several Bakers, Ship's Cooks aboard a new destroyer of the|and Storekeepers who recently re- Atlantic Fleet. {ported aboard and as a fond fare- He wears ribbons for the Amer-!well to others soon to be ship- ican Area and European, African, ‘ped. Middle Eastern Area campaigns Admission was by ticket only Son of Mrs. Anna Berger, 701. A four-picce band provided music Farragut street, NW., Washing-, ‘during the evening and accord- ton, D. C., he is married to the) ing to unanimous reports “every- former Agnes Barton of 701 South} jbody had a wonderful time.” street, Key West. They have one; ) Pave le sf child, Edward Kenneth, Jr., 3. PLENAMINS At Peaining Base Ad Adams} Ck2c; M E A T BY SHOPPING HERE Porterhouse Steaks Sirloin Steaks Rolled Beef Roast Hamburger Stewing Meat Pot Roast HOURS FOR RETAIL PURCHASES Monday ed. Friday Before enlisting he mploy-! ed by the Southeastern Construc- | 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. tion Co. P- P- 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. rLepegrad ss : | 4 Robert F. Winch, USNR, of Chi.) ALL VITAMINS Ample Gugplp tee Ren cago. With the exception of L Winch who reports to BuShips, all will go to the Pacific for duty in the Japanese war zone. ' MONROE THEATER WALTER HUSTON in “THE NORTH STAR” ; Coming: “Gildersleeve’s Ghost” known to be essential to human auction, plus liver and iron. 72's $2.59 + Jesait rors * $7.95 TROPICAL QUICK FREEZE CO. Caroline and Grinnell Sts. Key West, Fla. STRAND THEATER | HUMPHREY BOGART in “To Have and Have Not”) Coming “Happy Land” We Are Making Every Effort To Give GOOD BUS SERVICE To the People of en West We are endeay every requirement munity by giv service and at the to, prepi for the that we may continu Key West properly RIDE THE BUS Whenever Possible, It's Convenient, Practical and Economical! When The Mighty good u you do bus, remember, your neighbor get there have and the vide the and both you will faster if corre’ move bus. lane « tu the “They started it on the Tih Let's finish it with the Teh’ KEY WEST TRANSIT ¢ J. W. Sellers. Manager ‘OMPANY, Inc. a