The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 11, 1945, Page 4

: Seeesesooceoccocccce only to money for (Reeetat to The Citizen) DRSONVILLE, June 11 M. Stevens, New York Sietriet Traffic Manager for Na- femal Aériines, Inc, has been ap- Painted Seles Manager in charge; @ tales promotion for the entire: » amnouncement . Jr. Naational president | A native of Jacksonville and a! member of an old Florida family @evens made an enviabie repu tation as an athlete at the old) Dave! High School, Swannee| Milltery Acadbmy. Wash @gton am Lee University and Prince’ University. He came with Na yn | @ Airlines im July 1943 from al as viee president of the States Corporation Co., fegel servicer for attorneys with| Hineipic offices in New York| City. Me first National assign-| ment was City Traffic Manager! i Tenme Prior to his transfe: | te New York, he was NAL Clie Traffic Manager for Juck-! pean ithe Stevens will make his home end headquarters in Jacksonville. Tike newly wated post was! reetie atts ab because of Nation- fs rapid ¢ mon and expect- les j VELIZE FAMILY, TO VISIT CUBA Everready Star Club Te Mect On Tuesday There « meet ma ot + Club wot 7 . be ermine k, at the wae of Mrs Ameha Camus, 1420 SOSCST OSES ESOS OS OS Sees. be fontine the letters to and write on one side APPRECIATION Batter, The Citizen Your ‘4 cooperation in er iee we publicity during the re wet Kester Seal Drive by the Fiesta Association for Crippled (tethede Adults, helped im- oe a campaign in mm « Please accept our grateful appreciation. Sincerely LOUISE C. TRIGG, Executive Secretary. Tampa, Fla June T, 1945 COSTLY tN WAR Lives Werks War UM has now cost! mere American lives than the Cwil War, previously the costli- est im American history. Army amd Navy dead total, up to the beginning of March, 189,541. The killed or fatelly wounded in both Union and ¢ nderate armies in the Ciwil We oe te77) a .|morning when has been reckoned | eVecesocoowosrs Official Navy Photograph expanse of sandy shore at the south end of the Naval Station adjoining | Naval personnel, it it: announced by the Redreation Department. improvement. Hours for use of the beach are from 1300 to suns assigned. no single swimmer may go into the water without a qualified sw: ‘ANDERSON DUE 10 GIVE FOOD A RIDE By pace eS INNEET Press) | WASHINGTON, “Sune 6.—Al Swede who has two farms in pon Dakota, a huge dairy cat- tle ranch in New Mexico, a son in the Army, and who has been more critical of food . handling than any other official in Wash- ington—that’s Clinton P. Ande son, who soon will be our new secretary of agriculture, When President’ Truman sur- prised the wise guys and named} the Democratic congressman from| New Mexico for the job, there may have been just a little bit of that “if you’ so smart run it) yourself” glint in his eye. As chairman of the house com- jmittee investigating food short- ages, Rep. “Clint” Anderson had| scorched the administration set- up for sugar and meat shortages particularly. He was ready to launch on a whole survey of the nation’s pantry when the Presi- dent named him “food c¢za with all the authority that Secretary of Agriculture Wickard and War Food Administrator Marvin Jones}! have had to date. The tall, curly-haired, 49-year- old New Mexican has about varied an experience as any suc- cessful man could have. Born on a South Dakota farm, on which {: father from Sweden has pro: Lieut. Cobo Given Bronze Star Medal smpectal SIXTH A many, June 11,—Second Lt. Lio- nell M. Cobo, son of Ygnacio Cobo, 1107 Duval street, Key West, has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for heroic achievement in ection with military opera- in Germany. Lieutenant Cobo is with the lack Hawk Division, and was given this award along with many other men affiliated with his or- mie : LIEUT. DIVER ASSIGNED TO NOB be pered, young Clint got his educa tion at South Dakota Wes and at the University of Michi- gan. His father was a member of the now defunct Populist Party, but young Clint carried his admira- j{ {tioh for President Wilson to the j | polls and never has been any- \ thing but a loyal Democrat since. 4 After a turn at newspapering, n moved to New Mexico health. siderably sura acquirec When Pi into office, He built up a con- successful general in- business at Albuquerque; 800-acre ranch. ssident Roosevelt came) Anderson was _presi- dent of Rotary International. The| ¥' next he w easurer. | acher: Ken- In 1935, he was in of the} y state relief administration and! B a aS enn a Patsy) hey | Byrd, JudithiGeodmaa GAisiad Have Photo then moved up to a federal emer. Mis. Meador iteashér: Nor: gency relief administration job. as serving his third term when he was tapped Following 14 months of Pacific] fr the agriculture job. duty right in the thick of heavy! Fer the most part Anderson is action, Lt. Gg) John J. Diver, (D),| 2 good natured fellow, but he LT. (jg) JOHN J. DIVER Military Duty Office USNR, of Brooklyn, N. Y., return- pretty impatient about indire d to the United States ear! his! testimony and red tape. Many : re onited States carly this! who have testified befare his| year and reported..Jay NOB i April. He is assigned to eMule tary Duty Office. The battle of Leytéswas Lieu- |tenant Diver's last Pacific action, ; but previous to that, serving ‘on a tanker attached to a task force, he was in the midst of action in committee have found this out. Horseback riding is his favorite] ® outdoor sport, and he comes by that ambling cowboy gait natur- ally, The Andersons 30 good saddle horses on their New Mex- the Marshalls, Truk, New Guinea,|2 Stable here until feed and gaso- | Saipan, Guam, Palau and the, line (for riding to where they! » | Philippines. He wears the Ameri-| CoUld ride) became too great a can Theater, Asiatic and Philip- problem. | pine Liberation ribbons. Pap Suicide Planes | Lieutenant Diver's first’ brush | with enemy suicide planes came, | he says, during the Battle of Ley ite Gulf. The USS Platte, fieling! | ship on which he served, was one of a convoy of seven ships which were waiting to fuel a car force. He was on watch that a Jap bomber over his extensive library of western Americana and Franklin} D. Rooseveltiana; and to play} | bridge, at which he’s expert. Mrs. Anderson, like many wives of government officials, devotes most of her time to keeping hou and standing in line for grocerics and keeping up with the family. The younger branch of the family came out of the clouds and w id ERE Ho coe: He driven off by th aft| includes ancy, yho goes | fire. “ eee esolcre | Mount Vernon Seminary, and Apparently the task for commander had sent a message| <P) One |to Admiral Halsey’s carrier force| Crowder, {planes Teathed ‘the convey, sur NELS PETERSON ON VISIT HERE , {Cpl. Sherburne, who is at Camp Mo. planes intercepted them. All sev-| en Jap planes were shot down be- fore a single ship was damaged. | Lieutenant Diver graduated from St. John’s College in Brook- lyn in three years, |BA in February, 19 member of the Zeta Sigma Pi aternity and while in college} took an active part in football basketball and baseball. Report ing to Midshipman’s School straight from college, he went in- to active duty on Oct. 28 of the ssl as same year liyn following his Lieut. Diver was married to the Pacific. They reside Dora Mae Dastis of Brook- Silver Palm Nels Peterson of Denmark rived in Key West Sunday visit his three granddaughte: Violet, son. Th West and clusion of h next wee |Richmond, C ar- to iving his He is a! s is his first visit to Key Florida. At the con- he to if. proceed from the here ‘former | Alvin Smith. 1A, Mrs. Stricker, nie Singleton. Huddleston, ico ranch and kept something of! Indoors, Anderson likes to mull} % and meats, doing Red Cross work, | stay here, sometime | will at the} pies pssst THE KEY W@ST CITIZEN Seoeoeceoseoesseseeseecece HARRIS ELEMENTARY NAVAL STATION BEACH ADJOINS FORT TAYLOR SCHOOL NEWS — The following students were on the honor roll for the last six- week period of the school term: Lawrence Claxton, John Marshe, Richard Watson. 1B-1, Mrs. Watkins, teach Joy Stickn Martha Rodriguez, Daffney Warren, Rose Annelle Reese, Jill Bergstrom, John Zinn Key, Alvin Smith, Stricker, teacher: Mi- » Shirley, Lewin, Ron- nie Singleton Thomas Gibson, 2B, Miss Haskins, teacher: | Frank viel Richard Kerr,’ An {drew Pi Amenica Rickel BA, (Mie Huddleston, teacher: | Joan Knowles, Milly Taylor, Rog-' Jer Sweeting, George Reese, Ju- dith Hoar, Betty ger Gibson, Solomon, Gin- Libao, Marian Lund, Hildah Ran- kin. 4B, Mrs. Meador, teacher: Geo. | Gibson, Pete Johnson, Frank Sawyer, Julie Lange. 4A, Mrs. Cromartie, teacher: Joe Hoar, Frederic Marshe, Em- mett McCracken, Doris Hargrave, Sue Hurley, Joyce Copeland. 5B, Mrs. Jones, teacher: Frank Roberts, Rosario Lopez, Clements. Betancourt, James Pettis, Jarhes Cooper, Patricia, Johnson, Sam- uel Nodine, ally, Roberts, *' 5A, Mrs. tonio’ Barre Joe Faulk, Sweeting. 6B, Mrs. Schritter, teacher: Jose Padron, Armando Ramirez, Chas. Wells, Anita Fernandez, Grace Fernandez, Doris Tyson. Ely, teacher: er, Kirk Carpe Bonner, Patsy Crawk Layman, Gail Walla Eleanor Brunner, Edward r, Jean Shirley The following students were on the honor roll for the entire , 1944-45: Watkins, teacher: Joy} 2B, Miss Haskins, teacher: Frank Hood, America Rick 2A, Mrs. Huddleston, Roger Sweeting, Judith | George R 2. 3A, Mrs. Albury, teacher: Mundy, Robert Muse, Adams, Mary Fernandez, Goodman, Delores Libao, Marian teacher: Hoar, Allen Lund, Hildah Rankin. 4B, Mrs, Meador, teacher: Geo. bson, Jul . teacher} 5A, Mrs. Haskins, teacher; Joe Faulk. : 6B, Mrs. Schritter, teacher: Charles Wells, Anita Fernandez, Fernandez, Doris Tyson. , Mrs. Ely, teacher: Srawley, Gail Wallace. GA, ‘The 1944-45: Watkins, teacher: teacher: Ron- A, Mr: teacher: Frank Sawyer | 4A, s. Cromartie, teacher: | Bert Elwood, Peggy Jean Yow, | Clinton Warren, Donald Richard- son. 5B, Mrs, Jones, teacher: Frank Roberts, Je! zar, Carl C 5A, Mrs. Haskins, teacher: By eS Peg- h, Kenneth Gaso, Allene , Gail Sweeting. Tess Carey, lace, | Kenneth Ke AW yer, TWO BIRTHS LAST NIGHT Announcement has been made of two births at the Municipal | | Hospital lasc migat, One was a boy born to Mr. a Mrs. Maxie Griffin, who reside 544-D West Poinciana place. 1B-2, Miss Williams, teacher: 3B, Mrs. Butler, teacher: —_ Johnson, Barbara Walterson. 3A, Mrs. Albury, teacher: Geo.| Lastres, Allen andy, Robert} Muse, Marilyn Adams, Mary Fer-| nandez, Judith Goodman, Delores! Patsy} | following students had a} perfect attendance for the entire} Haskins, ‘teacher: An-}, . y Cittar, Mario Sala+}§ ————_—__4» a, teacher: Gail’ Wal-}4940'. DELUXE Studebaker: Cham. 1: ii =| The other was also a bey bern} to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wil They reside at 511-D Poincia place. | Aneta Pegs Goebbels As One-Time Swindlet Che Assnet Press) NEW YORK former w s§ Nazi propaganda fired from an carly » he attempted to swin- employers, says Ancta, els, j pint job be dle his | Dutch news agency. Rosalie and Nellie Peter-| In 1929, the report goes, Goeb- jbels obtained a b as bookkeep- Jer in the well knewn Sai i | circus and proved “very intelli- {gent,” but.ran into trouble, whea he demanded the director, | willing to pay For 18 months he swindled Sarasani, \hut was discovered than was more Hans money Stosch, succes Aneta and fir Joseph Goeb- | EXPERIENCED seamstress; good. GOLD SWEETHEART PIN; two; eeccccece CROCCO CROOOOOLELEEEODOOOEHELEOO OO OOEOS Classified Column acest Aba aM? ANREP SOIR TS BEN: Advertiacments rOR SALE vill he tnnerted in ve 4-81. FISHING BOAT; good condition, good running motor. Boat located Garrison Bight, owner's address, Leo Cook, 722 _Car vline street. jun6-5tx ‘ neces TRAILER: u1-ft. 1941 Kozy Coach with General Electric refriger- ator, Coleman gas range, sleeps; word tion, cops meant welook 08 jun6-6tx. NOW AVAILABLE. one house ai McArthur — Housing sDevelop-] ™ ment for sale; features three Te EON ' (3) bedrooms, living room, din- g UPERATORS ' ette, kitchen, electric refrigera- Shes | tor, electric stove, electric hot WANTED | water heater, bath, five closets. Will sell cither furnished or unfurnished. Reasonable down payment. Call at 2831 Harris Ave. or phone 1187-M. ___junt -5tx Full Pay While Learning Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits GIRL'S bicycle, good co condition; baby crib and pad, baby’s chair swing. Apply 1019 Grinnell St. Call after 3 p. m. jun9-3tx ONE HOLLYWOOD bed, good condition; one all porcelain electric refrigerator, one buffet, 2 linoleum rugs. Phone 446-J, 629 William St. jun9-3tx Guuthhteed’ PLUMBING | WORK ANTED—Salesgir . and SUI pels: toilets, lava- employment. No ae tories, brass fittings and PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator TELEPHONE OFFICE | PREWA BA 1, TUBS, — All sizes of water and Sewer pipe and fittings. Free estimates, juni-tmo WAITRESSES and FOUNTAL GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. juni-imo 1188-5 FOR SALE — 3-bedroom hous pay. 515 Fleming street. all electric kitchen with dishes, jun8-12tx| furnished completely. 2819 oes +} Staples, MacArthur Homes. FOR RENT $750 to take over contract. Call FURNISHED rooms at reasonable} _1°67-W- ee rates, 411 William street. | 1{SIX-ROOM HOUSE; beautifully _ jun’"*; furnished, tile bath, tile all LOST electric kitchen, tile front porch, rear porch with jalous- ies, solar heater, porte cochere. Located on large lot, 60 x 110; beautiful lawn with lawn furniture, Venetian _ blinds, fenced yard. This house is only three years old. | Staples Avenue, REWARD for return of bifocal! subdi spectacles; plastic frame, lost! M. stwech Simonton a i -————— peeve: Be Sincaten} end) SOU Be iceman neianieeeillinaies hearts with ruby center. Be-j tween Officers’ Club and Naval! Station movie hall. Reward if} returned to Gwen James, 512 Caroline St. jun9-2tx Lime Grove junl1-2tx ard or on Duval street, to the {PIETER or quick sale, still have. pre cl Eesuicn jun radio, work bench, piano, 7- FOR SALE | way floor lamp, slot machine, 32-volt D. C. to 110-volt A. C. converter, model aeroplane, TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, ‘furnished and unfurnished;| 8@S engine, gasoline _ stove, small down payment, balance; Tadio speaker, motor scooter, payable monthly.. Johnson &| lady's bicycle, ‘man’s bicycle, Johnson, Phone 372. juni-tf; fluorescent table lamp, wing chair, bed complete, new davo bed, house wire and boxes, tools. Owen R. Strieby, 1601 Von Phister St., Phone 581-J. USED FURNITURE; bought, sold; and exchanged. The Maxwell Co., - Inc., 209 Fleming et dees ET TE FURNISHED house; easy eine | MISCELLANEOUS Apply 1100 Grinnell street. ———— june2-12tx | LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- | Paired; sewing machines, | knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. junl-tf |WHEN IN NEED of a plumber see John Curry, 512 Margaret HOUSE to be moved; between Simonton and Duval on Angela St. Call between 5 and 6 o'clock. jun11-1tx CABIN BOAT “Meet Me There”. Must sell at once. Best offer St. Phone 1189-J, Estimates buys. See me at ‘boat at Gulf} free, = Dock today or tomorrow. Joo} ——<e__ ™ay2l-1mox L. Huett. junl1-2tx| ALL TYPES concrete work, plas- tering and stucco. No job too Jarge or too small. J. F, John- son, Island City, Bank Bldg. Office hours: 9 till 12, ‘may22-1mox 2-APARTMENT house on Angela street. Apply 651 William St. ! b VWoR +: gunl1-6tx tated | bi pion; radio. clock, 5 execellent CLIFFORD KERR! pre-war tires, perfect condition.! tractor. Call at 222 Duval St. | $685.00 cash. 1032 Catherine St.| or phone 684-R for free esti-| Mh Call after 5:30 p. m. Lindsley junll- Stix! juni. -6t ae ey Co. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 SLICK LINOLEUM COATING— ‘Makes Dull Linoleum Look Like New... Qt. $1.35 Special—Odd Sizes Window Sash, ea. 98c - Pr. $1.49 Coco DOOR MATS, 16 x 26 Ea. $2.60 Rubber DOOR MATS Ka. $ .40 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 end KITCHEN SINKS PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Jron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS Srecial—4-in. Terra Cotta Sewor Pipe, 2-ft. lengths, per ft. 30c LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. four. Bowman, 611 Division St.§, Jos, D. Lopez, Plumbing and! Supplies, 913 Eaton St., Phone jun2MWF-tf Apply 2760! ion. Call after 10:00 A.} fainting Con- a ame | Key West und pang: voit Clear! to partly cloudy this afternoon | through Tucsday; moderate to oc~ ceagionally fresh southeasterly! | winds. | Florida: Partly cloudy, eontin- ucd mild and humid Monday! through Tuesday; a few widely attered thunder showers dur- fae afternoons, mostly over the; 5. Clara Barton started 4 interior. {movement which became the the Red facksonville! through | Florida! Cross. lspats and Edst Gulf: Gentle to} ¢ The plane in which und moderate winds Monday through | perg flew to Paris. i Tuesday, generally southerly over) 7" Tyier, north portion and southeasterly; @ yes, the P-80 said to be oyer south portion, moderate 1° tastest clane in existence. ogcasionally fresh through the) 9 “5° i. ics than that im the Florida Straits; partly cloudy) od goceos facing the Nazis. _ At Cologne about 300 yard: ! 9 Vice Admiral, USM, com | manding Task Force 58. He seized power im a fever lution in 1930. 4. About eleven per cent ther, 1 ; 1 Sackconville to Apulachicola:, 1 About $60,000,000 @ year. No small craft or storm warnings peng —ewe > # have been issued. | aaa WEATHER REPORT | Temperature data Key West, Fla., June 11, 1945 | hours ending 8:30 a m. Observation taxen at 6:30 a. m.led by the U. S. (City Office.) | Eastern War Time. Temperatures last 24 Highest last 24 hours ~ 88 Atlanta 9 Lowest last night 61) Boston Mean 84! Brownsville Normal -... 82! Charleston | Chicago Precipitation | Detroit Rainfall, 24 hours ending | Galveston 8:30 a. m.; inches 0.00 Jacksonville _ . 6 Total rainfall since May 1; Kansas City inches, _- ‘Trace KEY WEST ficieney since May 1; , | K. West Aree, Bs se : 1.45' Memphis ital vainfal since Jan. 1; {Miami - —_ Deficiency since January 1; ' New Orleans pinches “2 8:62) New York = } t lative Humidity | Norfolk... B | Okla. City ; Pensacola ca Tomorsowey Almanac | Pittsburgh. —— ot Sunrise —__-.—- _. 6:36 a,m.| 5t. Louis. wo Sunset a 8:17 p.m.| Tampa... _— "1 Moonrise . 8:55 a.m.! Moonset 11:06 p.m.! | STRAND THEATER CLAUDETTE COLBERT in Tomorrows Tides (Naval Base, ‘ow Tide : 55am. |*NO TIME FOR, La" LOVE” : ‘ 6:55 pam. News - SS Se Te | —— TY STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | « TRIUMPH COFFEE | MILL | AT ALL GROCERS TAMARA TAUMANOVA in “DAYS OF GLORY” Coming “West of the Rio Grands” TIMETABLE Stamp 36, “though Awe. 3: 15 teu n “ Spe dey. Le oad 2, 3, Book 31; Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31: V2-22 expire Sept. 30. Od 4 and Sigel theough 8 RATIONING FOODS Book 4, Blue N2-S2 expire June 30; T2-X2 expire July 31; Y¥2-Z2,-Ail-Cl_ expire Aug. 31; DI-Hi expire> ‘ Sept. 30. Red E2-J2 expire June 30; K2-P2.expire July SOCCCCCSSSOSOOSSSOSSOSOSESOOSS two worecs m MI] A Mij« roruran pnices LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY nescarris ROOMS _ o"tecsrvstons WITH BATH and FORD HOTEL PERSHING HOTEL eenniere Reet we Be st oom Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION Overseas Transportation Company, Inc. Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West Freon Schedale: (NO STOPS EN ROUTE LEAVES REY Wear “ete (EX CEPT vpptcheond 2 Stee P.M. Ae OU vives at lock Mid. night. LEAVES MIAMI DA CEPT SUNDA YS) at 12:00 ro: ped iasrives at Key West at 6:00 o'clock Local Schedale: (Stops At All Inter: LEAVES KEY WEST SUNDAYS) ‘Mediate Points) eects DAILY (EXCEPT a O'clock A.M. em ortives at Miami at 4:00 o'clock LEAVES MIAM*™ DAILY (ExCED: J Ot 9:00 oclock AM }, pare a! Key West at $100 w'edeey ne eer mete emg PRL riche ative DeLay FULL Office: 813 caren BGO INSU WAREHOUSE: Corner Eat, VEKY SERV & RAN CE Phones: 62 ana 69 and Francis Streets