The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 14, 1945, Page 4

CA EERE AE OMIT ESA OMIRC TR a! CME eLANT MARINE} TODAY IN HISTORY were urged today by J. H. K 1775 — Continental Congress Navy and Coast Guord greene authorizes enlistment of 10 com- pariies riflemen to serve one tanager of the Key West office of! year_pirth of U. S. army. the U. S Employment Service! a 4h [ iH lie i Servier training school for offi- 1777 — Congress adopts the Manpower Commis-|stars and Stripes as . national out in the Merchant) flag—Flag Day. supplies moving to! 189—U. S. Marines fight Span- ts. Many men, ‘ish at Guatanamo Bay. further Naval] 1919—Capt. John Alcock and the less rigid) Lt. Arthur W. Brown, British the Merchant flyers, leave Newfoundland on Ageless are! first nonstop flight across Atlan- USES attic. | 1935—3-year-old Insull inves- months at sea, tigation ends in acquital. im the engine 1941—Assets of Axis in United over 100 gross’ States frozen. fg Segoe wees 1942—Chinese recapture Taun- gjen in the Jap rear. » Ms. Knight pointed out,” 1943U, S. planes in China with 14 cen Ras “* bomb Jap bases. U: S. Supreme may enter a Maritime Court ruling that public school ,children could not be compelled yet elt by the street. ts i Merchant Marine time can be ‘to salute flag. etded to Nevy time to.meet the! 1944 — Germans make furious Hemonth requirement for pros-/Counter-attacks on Allied inva- Peetive officers, he added. Naval S!0n forces in Normandy. edie operators, chief cooks, and retin er SONS ROR [itil if ey of ' quek-bakers may be able for similar ratings in ‘OD. THD. Marine, even with- T AY’S _BIRTI AYS duty — we had at least six Maj. Edward Bowes of New om deck, or two) York, of radio fame, born in San engine room of a Francisco. vessel may qualify; Albert N. Williams, president . if they can pass of Western Union, New York, amination, and Men, born in Denver, 57 years agoy at least two months; py. Chauncey S. Boucher, engine room ™AY chancellor of the Universitys of ~~ for ratings of} >. ae elles. anrneregr borif*Chitago, 59 years east Guard se og the Merchant : i ! st i 3 ij j : ago. ns Dr. Frederick M. Feiker, dean of George Washington University vo Te of service, |Schoo! of Engineering, Washing- obtained by writing! tm, Di Cj, bor Northampton, he Bureau of Navy|Mass., 64 years ago. avy Department,| Margaret Bourke-White, noted c {photographer - journalist, born |New York, 39 years ago. Youth is the key 1 to > the future| Dr. Louis Finkelstein, presi- Germny, says Bishop Oxnam ide nt of the Jewish Theological eat KILLS FLIES, MOTHS AND tasopatorst 1 FLIT Plan Your Sunday Dinner and Shop at ARCHER’S Here You Will Be Certain of Getting the BEST the Market Affords Meke up your shopping list now—bring it to Archer's. Our BS a cee eee eeea’s, Wit. carption, you, Pian to restock your pantry shelves completely. We have a NICE selection of FROSTED FOODS Customers are not obligated to Send Sotur grec grocezies to get Our Meats Archer’s Gi Grocery “The Store That Serves You Best” 814 FLEMING ST. PHONES 67 and 47 MOPS BACK THK KATHING BEACH PROJECT Johnson & Scammons “A Complete Self-Service Food Market” 1030 Southard St. at Francis St. Phone 198 We Practice the Good Neighbor Policy This is a ss eogagee Food Store. ere Psa will find Pb! ‘QUA at Live and Let Live Pi rovauire Among the many items you will find here are Fancy and Staple Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables, and Meat when available, - Comparison will prove, Quality for Quality, Value for Value, you pay no more and often less when you shop at this your friendly market. A. J. JOHNSON, Manager THE KEX PRAISE SINGLETON* Stephen C. . Singleton Serene) : of the United States Chamber ROBERT E. MADIGAN Torpedoman's Mate First Class| activities. P Robert. E. Madigan, Jr., 23, of|. ‘The ‘letter: was figntt ;has been awarded the Bronze Star Medal for “Meritorious serv- ice in the performance of his du- ties in charge of the after torpedo room on a United States subma- rine during a war patrol.” He is credited with assisting in the sinking of 18,000 tons of ship- ping and damaging in excess of 500 tons. All the action occurred in the Pacific Theater. Madigan had previously been mercial department. Wheat. fields and rocks mi the site of exterminated Lidi | Roosevelt's adviser, as aide. Subscribe to The Citizen. awarded the Good Conduct Rib-| bon, the American Defense Rib-| bon, and ribbons for action in the; American Theater, European The-| ater and Pacific Theater. { Seminary, New York,-born Cin-; cinnati, 50 years ago. j Dr. Henry G. Harmon, presi. dent of Drake University, De: Moines, born St. Paul, Minn., 44! years ago. John McCormack, famed sing- er, born in Ireland, 61 years ago. ocebdeccccccece e r : RATIONING TIMETABLE ie \j oops, SUGAR $ Book 4,;Blue N2-S2 expire Stamp 36, through Rg. 3. $ June 30; T2-X2 expire July GAS $ 31; Y2-22Z, Al-Cl expire A-15 through June 21, e Aug. 31; DI-H1 expire SHOES < Sept. 30. Red E2-J2 expire Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3, Book e@ June 30; K2-P2 expire July 3, indefinitely. 3 31: Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31: FUEL . V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30. Old 4 and 5; new 1 through 5. Ration Buard Office, Post Office eee Buy War Bonds and Keep Them Frank Wolkowsky WEST CLOTHES. SHOPS, Inc. 508 Duval St. Phone 249 (Next to Kress) KEY WEST’S FINEST MEN’S STORE The Best On Earth Is None Too Good For Dad Father’s Day IS NEXT SUNDAY, JUNE fort CHOOSE HIS GIFTS WHERE HE LIKES TO SHOP FOR HIMSELF!" ~~ * Neckwear _ Botany and Wembley All Wool . Fancy and Solid Colors OTHERS $1.50 TO $2.50 SPORT SHIRTS SHIRTS Short’ and Long Fancy and’ White Sleeves Woven Madras Stripes $950,150 | $995. ,,. $350 HICKOK BELTS & JEWELRY B E L T § TIE CHAINS and KEY CHAINS 100 ,, $350 | $150 ,, $350 Handkerchiefs Imported—White and Fancy Colors 5()¢ 10 $150 White With Colored Initials 50c Each Leather Zipper WALLETS SLIPPERS | na-pitt Foups $395 wo $500 | 5 $590... ie $1 250 Silk Lounging Robes $1250 1 89.950 LEATHER NOVELTIES A GIFT FROM US MEANS MORE Bedroom FOR FINE SPIRIT er| CHECKED IN 7 DAYS with! manag of the Key West Chamber Commerce, has received a letter from the commercial department Commerce commending him for his fine. spirit of cooperation he IS AWARDED MEDAL |showed in complimenting the local Jaycees for ‘their civic by Ben 1023 Grinnell street, Key West,|B. Lawshe, chairman,of the on Truman keeps Rosenman, Mtr. WEST CITIZEN |MALARIA| we and Lar: ys War Bi <a s Men's ; Shop. «Liquip for> © “666 MALARIAL ! 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Y MORE WAR BONDS AND “KEEP THEM” - Food Shopping at The saaleaes Por Better Food at Better Prices Sis dway == Market KEY WEST'S LEADING FOOD STORE Duval and Petronia Streets We. Have Plenty of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ve at The | pe oo In Town WE HAVE A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF BEEF also Freshly Killed Poultry And A Complete Stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries Consistently Priced Lower CANDIES. - — @ ecccccccceceoeseeee il ir i i| Ri DESSERTS ! ri Bi UM PHONE 178 AUNUAUUAN UAE NU EAOAUU AON AUA UAT TTT Tt Da TL SIL LLL LLALLL Lec cL LeG Loo Do Your Food Shopping at The Broadway Market For Better Food at Better Prices THE BROADWAY === MARKET aa Key West’s Leading Food Store PLLA LLL ;| a CHECK YOUR WEIGHT DAILY—FREE ’