The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 16, 1945, Page 3

a s = ok.8 > = ame aa - siz Zak amelie =Zat - — bd MYERS ssovanr asour ANDS- COLEMAN NUPTIAL EVENT The need for every ounce oy mitts HOLLYWOOD, June Te. — A CUT DOWN ON suGAR SOLEMNIZED ON SUNDAY, JUNE 10 ia i ocad Beepericsesdiys*. tom. but upheaval is brew~ PRobucT : i ~ |greater than ever before,” de-| TRe rate rolls peers, Bae _ The marriage of Miss Frances string of pearls, a gift of the;clares President Harry S. Tru-| the tirse that could involve billions of Coleman, daughter of ‘Mr. and groom. man. affect, indirectly Mrs. Clark W. Coleman, Dodds-j The feminine attendants were| The President called public at- employment of 200,000 The a Coca-Cola in Key Ville, Mississippi, and Elijah Mrs. Joseph Park Stagg of Peters-| tention to the tightened food sit- studios and theatres West will be affected | Sands, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex burg, Va., matron of honor; and juation last month and urged an the country. by the further curtailment in the |Sands, Key West, Florida, was the bride's maids were Misses intensified’ campaing for home- first blast is slated to oc- supply rf sugar after July in aes erence’ 08 suns a8 at high Kathryne Johnson’’ and Robbie growing and canning. Now, he next September when the cause manufacturer of that/noon in the ville Baptist Claire Gat yddsville. calls upon , every “American to Se Se oor rete le ptist, ire Gates of Doddsville. They pon , ev brings to trial its with the use of substitutes. | . iwere attired in dresses of dusty ‘grow, if possible, a Victory Gar- The double ring ceremony was rose crepe with identical white |den, whether St be in the back- + am equitable system performed by the pastor, Rev. F. picture hats and white acces-{Yard,’*in:‘@ ‘community-employe} VITA VAR FULL BODY Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal- i P wait SE cetgning will be maintained in|. Martin of ‘Tutwiler,’ Misssis- sories. ‘They carried coloniat|SPot, or on the farm. TELEPHONE lon, none better. Pierce Bros. patos releasing and ning law Key West during the shortage, sippi, against a background of bouquets of pastel Summer flow-|. The American people are urged jun12-1mo} motion pictures. aes and seeording to Karl ©. Thompson,'Southern Smilax with floor bas- ers. — ! to can and conserve food in every = The suit, filed in 1938, narnes| Pictures In Borting! dhe Key West Coca-Cola kets of white gladioli and cathed-. Ed O'Malley, brother-in-law of| Possible way, because “civilian |FOR. SALE—No:. 303 Duval St.,|25 defendants Paramount, Warn-| meet packers Bottling Co. ral candelabra. ithe, bride, attended the groom as |SUPPlies of commercially canned 1 Caroling djer Bros., Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,, with operating own ‘Phe OPA announced today that} Preceding ‘the ceremony, Mrs. best man. fruits sng eee a biee. Bie now Ae Tene anti terms) Paull 20th Century Fox and RKO, Ra:| shops, breweries ths ,Riletment of sugar to indus-/Ed O'Malley of Pascagoula, pian-; Immediately following the |the lowest point of the war, and] =n 5. Wis pearni Beye Gis Pine Be mea and oil companies trial users would be cut to 50 per- 3 ; ws 170 bd i next winter will be one-fourth ull Pay le Learning ist, sister of the bride, presented 8 program of pre-nuptial music. ‘I Love You Truly”. The tapers were lighted by the ushers, Jim- jmy Cox and the bride's brother, Robert Ellis Coleman. cent of the sugar used in the third | quarter of 1941, effective Jnly 1. “tam informed that this sugar ts worldwide and not merely national and is directly ceremony, the bride’s parents en- tertained at an informal buffet luncheon for members. of the bridal party, their families and about twenty other guests. Later in the afternoon the couple left | less than last year. We éall attention to these state- ments of President Truman be- cause it is a matter that should receive the attention of every Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits Boysen, 626 Fleming St., Box 303, Phone 153, —_june2,9,16-x | ELECTRIC RANGE, electric re- frigerator, dinette set, dining room table, single bed and The second industry uproar’ would come, in the event of government victory, strong but little known Independent Motion Picture ducers moves in for its purported ivf i af. Ht : i attributed to the confusior ; fi loyal American. The food situa- 5 ousel Cite production fa | disiritution 4 The bride, given in marriage by for a wedding trip to Miami,|tion is cosines although not yet] PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT | Eakin ot, or har ssen 21) | share of the Sinanclal spells whieh The case ot Gelaeee, ugar occasioned by the war,” her father, was radiantly lovely Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Sands will desperate. Many Americans can! | . junl3-5tx independent whose said Mr. Thompson. jin @ dress-maker model of pastel make their home in Key West|make a definite contribution to See Mrs. McDermott j ‘simply uses, has o “Sugar is absolutely n y| blue crepe, and wore a matching where Mr. Sands is in business! the welfare of the nation and the Chief Operator VITA VAR Su Chromii dinstance of the ctieet in the manufacture of Coc ver hat leary white accessor- in the Overseas Radio Service. | successful prosecution of its war Finish ‘Alumina, Palate acer oly. Unable to book i il aot wae sweet: [ier pais ee Sage. Out of town guests were Mrs.|by growing vegetables for use TELEPHONE OFFICE 30% more surface than most of| sharper focus with the Arms” in any of Reno's ise with the in- bridal bouquet, of white garden- a. Therefore, | 14 'Her* only ‘ortiament “was a there must , y amount of be certain Cola will Cova-Cola, but you that the quality of remain unchanged “My company is committed to play faim with ow government and obey its regulations in both | letter and spirit; to maintain the LIEUT. COMDR. JOSEPHI-ON = DUTY AT NAVAL HOSPITAL Myrtle F. Mitchell, aunt of the! bride, and her attractive nicee, Gerry Mitchell of Memphis, ‘Tenn, With some 4,000 WAVES under numerable cardiograph and ex-' "esponsibility on you. If you fail and canning. ‘The warning ‘is given in plenty of time, There will be no excuse for complaints if some food short- ages, exist next winter and no reason, to pass. the, buck to offi- gials og berate them, for their ina- bility’ to foreseee every conting- ency. If you want“to be sure to have plenty of fold for yourself the wartime emergency puts the’ | WANTED—Salesgiris, full time employment. No experience ne- cessary. S. H. Kress & Co. junl-lmo WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- most City Pharmacy. the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gallon. Pierce Bros. junl2-lmo {AUSTIN COUPE; good tires, i motor just overhauled, $150.00. i Unit 21, Navy Low Cost Hous- ing. i junl4-3tx |FOR SALE—Lots 7 and 8; 100 x 100 feet. Corner Casa Marina withdrawal of plain, Cagney, and Walter Wanger as is i az | ‘ | i i : charter me: quality of our stock and to main-/her care and a large number of aminations. ae¢| t° have what you want, there will junl-Imo! Court and Grinnell St., in Mar-| eee 24 sinter longer (it grossed he fain an equitable distribution sys-' Guadalcanal veterans demanding At the time of her enlistment, , P€ ° reason to blame anybody/ -_________________| tellg Towers: Facing toward! potent newcomers as Internation. eighth week) but it had a tem to serve all our customers) immediate attention, _ Lieut. the Medical Corps was not open. °S* EXPERIENCED seamstress; good the ocean, For price see owner. | a! Pictures, Jesse L. Lasky, Jack Out to make way for another Comdr. Martin G, Josephi, (MC), to women doctors and Command-! Rneaseues pay. 515 Fleming street. | Frank H. Ladd, 615 Caroline| Skirball, Leo McCarey’s Rainbow J¢r-produced movie. ‘We still have a war to win and/ USNR, of White Plains, N. Y., er gosephi was sworn in as a linc | ITALIAN MANOEUVER Jun8-12tx} St, Key West, Florida. Productions, Orson Welles, Ed- , The odd part was that Director that comes first, but we will at-| found herself swamped with officer in the Naval Reserve | TENDS TO DIVIDE —_—_ jun15-2tx| ward Small, Hunt Stromberg and Leo MeCarey had @ tempt still to get you all of the with the rank of Lieutenant (jg). | UNITED NATIONS SALESLADY for jewelry store; - | others. deal with Paramount on the Coca-Cola that is possible and [When the Medica Corps was! The Italian Ambassador to the’ experience preferred but un- FOR SALE — Typewriter, fan,| “This,” said a spokesman for ure, and allegedly hed what we have will be available opened to women in the spring’ United States urges clarification] necessary for intelligent person baby leather ee 4%. ladies” the Independents, “represents the the picture to all. 1 only ask that if your of 1943, she transferred to that! ©! his country’s status and help] of neat appearance. Only ap-| zi most powerful and significant te dealer does not have Coca-Cola} available on the day you seek it,} ask him another day, because we | will keep our distribution up on} > f fed up for a basic indoctrination branch and was given the rank | of Lieutenant Commander. In January, 1943, she was call- tin this county; onstruction. natural attitude for ntative of Italy to take but his appeal for its This the repres plicants permanently — estab- lished in Key West will be con. sidered. Apply at Pollock’s Jewelry, 508 Duval street. | walking shoes 5%, piano, sew- ing cabinet, furniture for 2-bed- room apartment, fernery with 6 beautiful ferns, baby rocker cleavage in the industry.” He made it plain, and the point may have puzzled many, that society's members will not devi- basic litigation ts settled May, to the Communications Ah-/ ored, part time or full fime. At-! @ regular basis although the sup- | eae 201 would be somewhat stronger if it | and chair, bicycle frame, child’s | ate in any way from the so-called ply will be curtailed.” course which included tropical ‘hag not been coupled with a warn- WES table, 125 feet picket fence,! morals, or censorship codes, of the medicine. Upon completion of the ing stput. Italy's: internal, politics rae ; man’s bicycle, 69-2. Poinciana| Hays office. On the contrary, the HOSPITAL GROUP course she reported in| yi evo i Ungio. | HOUSEWORKER; white. of col-| Place. junt5-3t: eran or : ELECTS OFFICERS The Woman's Auxiliary of the Key West Municipal Hospital will nex of the Naval Dispensar , Washington, Di C. ‘then in th jprocess of being ‘opened. It’ was { | | ; 5 orbit “according to.the int | | d timely interest. 41, )t i ! ;Hfalian rehabilitation ‘or future | ‘there. that she experienced the | developments. crea Hi adjourn for the months of July, busiest time of a busy career. In|. The plea fortedsisianee to Taly: August and September, with the addition to her duties of caring ated: with} an next mecting to be held the sec- for WAVES, she had many Ma- , ide’ the principat! ond Wednesday in October | rine patients, among then mem- | United Nations. Such tactics make | Board meetings will be held ey “2 bers of the famed. First Marine! it mor ary than’ ever that monthly during the summer, and “* Raiders, victims of fier Jap , Great Britain, the United States: if # should prove necessary, the Officmat Navy Photo | fighting and jungle diseases. She and Russia continue to maintain president, Mrs. Wm. R. Warren. Lieut, Comdr. Marion G. Josephi, found ready use for het tropical | the closest collaboration. will call meetings of the entire! Pediatrician, NavHosp. jmedicine. HO1G organization to meet any emerg- es ! Commander Josephi received | GOVERMMENT TO eney jwork in her Naval duty-day$,her,M, D.! from’ Cornell Univer- | HUNT;INGGME . | At the meeting last Wednes-!at Washington, D. C. She report-) sity Medical Sttiool in New Yorx | TAX EVADERB * day the following officers were ed at the Naval Hospital here City and for a five years fol-| elected from Washington in February, 'lowing was engaged in. research | thority for the statenent th Preside Mrs. Wm. R. War-| 1945, and is assigned to duties as! ditges took her eventually to , there is considerable tax evasion} ren; vice president, Mrs. B. M.|pediatrician and doctor forjLondon where she lived two. throughout the nation and a num-| Duncan; second vice president,! WAVES stationed in this area. Reasshe spentiheriintermeship ‘ber of special agents will be em- Mrs. Dan Navarro; secretary, Mrs.) Wien Commander Josephi en-|at the N. Y. Women’s and Child- | Ployed for the purpose of check- Ernest A. Ramsey; treasurer, Mrs.) 04° "in December, 1942, she 4 the business affairs of : i ren’s Hospital. ad ea og reas ar , £ —" patien, Mrs. Bow |gave up her civilian practice in} Commander suspected firms and individuals. This is a move in the right di- Josephi’s clo: : — Board | New York City as a physician and relative is a sister, who resid ae z : meee eS Praia specialist in children’s heart dis-jat White Plains, and she is ve one pene wile cence Connabie. i eases. Her orders called her tojproud of three nephews who are! (0. with individual freedom. | immediate duty at the U. S. Naval Hospital at Bethesda, Md., where ried on for a short time s a heart specialist, making in- pean Sat or ey ere Moreover, we will hear renewed pancsn Vosumucerec ron ONG denunciation of “red tape.” duty the day applications | We have no idea how much tax made acceptable. evasion exists in Key West. In _———-..-______ } years past we have heard various| reports that this“or that some-| body had wangtéd the govern-| (STUBBLEFIELD, THE MAN HISTORY |i ie oe OVERHEARD BUT OVERLOOKED.» Sor ; more people in the tax paying bra¢kets, and With larger incomes there’ is Séme increase to be ex- What this apparatus consists of ! pected amohg ‘the violators of the ek roe a pes tu ayate al So far as we are concerned we jet te FOU: _ | hope the government will find it ; Recognition slipped from his | possible to apprehend every de- grasp, but nobody seems able to! liberate violator of the tax laws. ‘say just what happened. Stubble- Those who pay their taxes in 'field retired and died in povety. good faith have a right to expect WM. GARTENMAYER | By JACK LEWYN IS MADE CORPORAL APN sures nae | MURRAY, Ky.—History may MI FORCE, have overlooked Nathan B, Stub- SERVICE COMMAND IN ITALY | pjieficld; maybe the name doesn’t dune 16.— William F. Gartenmay-| ound familiar. But old-timers in Ce oe ot Hiatt ea ear eat, [this town of 5,000 will tell you ewan of 489 Simonton street ? * 8 # vigorous action against those who and the husband of Mrs. Marga-|he’s the true inventor of radio. | But he has not been entirely | do not. This is not due to any de- vet Gartenmayer of 105 Via Nico With commercial broadcasting | ro. gotten Citizens of Murray,|sire to see persons punished but lia Bari, Maly, the city where he!now in its 25th year in the Unit-| 0)” March 28, 1930, erected a | because the failure of some to pay is now assigned, has been pro-|cd States. few people remember SpOmumentital Be anaihocy, on the Just taxes increases the burden on moted to the gr of corporal, this Kentuckian who died, alone campus of Murray State College | those who pay. wecording reeent announce | and embittered, a hermit of these! year the site of his home and ment by Brig. Gen. James A. Mol | pills | “broadcasting” station. A wreath ~ =i is laid at the foot of the inonu- | TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS of the; Radio as we know it was inau- Com-purated in 1920 with a broadcast ligen, commanding gene Fifteenth Air Force vic ment every year. The Treasury Department is au-}, that}; mand Corporal Gartenmaye: been a member of the L of Harding-Cox election bulletins jfrom KDKA in Pittsburgh, but Stubblefield has been credited who ha S. Army Air Force since October 23, 1941, vith inventing radio as early as was employed as a hotel desk! igg9 three years beore Marconi clerk by the La Concha Hotel one’ and re his first wire- > won saw aa sve aa HSS Signals across his father’s ‘corporal Gartenmayer, now as ah aes camel to duty with the statistical males eee 7 nclsneefelancdia section at Headquarters Fifteenth | eee viet den Tee ie eee Scrcize Command, has Watched Stubblefield demon- strate his invention in a “queer- looking box”, so the story goes, and in 1902 he broadcast success- fully from a steamship to the been on foreign service since May 93, 1943, seeing active service in North Africa as well as Italy. In 1944 the Kentucky General Assembly adopted a resolution, ! which reads: < { “The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky | hereby publicly recognizes Nath- | an B. Stubblefield, who was a native of the city of Murray, Cal- loway county, Kentucky, as the true inventor of the radio, and | it is the sentiment of the Gen-; eral Assembly that said Nathan | B. Stubblefield is entitled to the ol Maj. Gen. Richard J. Marshall ef Montgomery, Ala, born Vir-| ginia, 50 years ago. Maj. Gen. Robert U. Patterson, onetime surgeon-general, dean, Univ. of Maryland Medical | School, born Montreal, 68 years} ago. tractive hours and) salary. Ap- ply at Pollock’s Jewelry, 508 Duval street. juni4-3t EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, also experienced stenographer. Ap- ply American Red Cross, Field Director’s office, Bldg. 130, Naval Operating Base. junl5-2tx eT 2 CLERKS wanted. Apply Western Union. + Fo dt Supile-tt WANTED at ‘once; :tiedica} tects nician for- Key West ‘Labora tory. Part or full time, Phone 611. jun16-6tx WANTED WANTED to buy: Good used sedan. 2815 Seidenberg Ave., MacArthur Homes. junl6-2tx FURNISHED rooms at reasonable rates. 411 William street. jun9-12tx FURNISHED HOUSE. Apply at, 701 Florida St. junl5-2tx, FURNISHED ROOM; hot and cold water, washing and iron- ing privileges. Paul’s 426 Whit junl5-2tx APARTMENT for rent for Beauty | Orerator Nook. only. Stells’ Beauty junl6-tf FURNISHED APARTMENT; no children, no pets. 818 Olivia street. FOR RENT—Furnished room in house with private bath. Hot and cold running water. 1509 South St. junl6-Itx WHITE BEADED PURSE; con- tains billfold, driver's license and other papers. Lost in vicin- Division and White Owner leaving town 903 White street. juni6-Itx ity of streets. tomorrow LOST--Female Dachshund nam- ed “Hyde tan, no markings, Jong nose, ears and tail, short legs. Ample reward Sall 1194-J. juni6-Itx HONEST FINDER i t { i —While visiting inj SUPERSTITION COSTS EXTRA Grand Island, Neb. Fined $13.85 for misuse of his spotlight, banks of the Potomac after pub-|highest honor and respect at the 4, , of Dallas, Texas lic demonstrations in Washington,!hands of the people of this com- lost $362 in cash. While visiting New York and Philadelphia. monwealth and of this nation for his wife’s parents here, he re- Apparently he never revealed ‘his outstanding scientific achieve- ceived a letter from Paul Storm- Robert Hayhurst, a Denver truck the secret of his “voice broad-!ment and public service.” of Willows, inclosing a cash- dviver, declared: “Since I've caster,” as he himself described! Stubblefield’s invention never ier’s check for $362. Stormer ha:l started on this trip, I've had | it in 1902, He said only: jwas found after his death, |found the money. nothing but the number 13 and} “These vibrations reproduce} i black cats. Please make it an sounds in receivers tuned to con-! Row citi » ready to aid vet-| OPA bars any easing ot incl gven $14" The judge obliged. vey them to the listening ear lerans on retucn to civil life | choe rationing plan, s MAN'S BICYCLE. Owner Navy Lieut. C | have same by identifying prop- RADIO combination, electric iron, nd paying for adv. Crow's corner Caroline and Grin- junl4-3tx Bar, nell. i FOR SALE i REFRIGERATOR, G. £., guaran-' teed, vadio ectnbinaticn, Silver- . ft, at 913 Geor gh © | 611 Division St. junl6-2tx \ FOUND may! “juué-lt, J. FOR SALE — 2nd hand collap- , sible baby buggy, with pad; : baby bathtub. Call 643-J, 1219 { Pearl St, before m. » t i? HOUSE for sale; , 2835 Staples Ave., electric tefrigerator, elec- | trie range, electric heater, furn- | iture given with house. , junl5-3tx BEDR}OM Bilt he dinette lta) 3 “al linéleym 1 ; USED FURNITURE bought and | sold. Key West Bedding Co. { ! Ie phone 669, 515 Front St. junl5-1mo SILVER DOME TRAILER; com- ; Pletely furnished, sleeps 4, screened porch, good condition. $550.00. Reginald Thompson, junl4-3tx , WE HAVE fresh fruit, vegetables and spring chickens. Ramsey Fruit Market, 709 Whitmarsh Lane. junl5-4tx ‘MAN'S BICYCLE. 621 Caroline | street, Shop, TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, | , furnished and unfurnished; payable monthly. Johnson & junl4-6tx LAWN MOWERS « pa = ee 83, WHEN IN NEED of a plimber ALLS tering and stucco. large or too J. son, \Office hours: 9 till 12. is may22-Imox 2-APARTMENT house on Angela street. Apply 651 William St. junl1-6tx NEWSBOYS — Sell music; big profits. Washington Music Ba- zaar, Suite Eleven hundred two, Two ten Fifth Ave., New York juni6-1tx MEN LEARN BARBERING; pays up to $100.00 per week. For + small fee will teach you. Earn | while learning. 1 to 5 months. Florida's Barber College, Jack- sonville, Fla. jun16-1tx small down payment, balance|LADIES learn beauty culture; positions plentiful, pays big | Johnson, Phone 372. junl-tf} in@éome, permanent employ- { ; ment, easy to learn. Florida's CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con-| Beauty College, Jacksonvilte, tractor. Call at 222 Duval St! Fla. juni6-1tx | ' or phone 684-R for free esti- mate. jun11-6tx | G. REFRIGERATOR; | first} class condition. See this be- tween 6 and 8 p. m. on Thurs- day, Friday and Saturday. 913 Georgia St. junl4-3t AND 3-BEDROOM houses on y terms; electric stove, ator and hot water heat: er. See Mrs. J. N. Sturrup, | MacArthur Homes Agent, 2801 ' Flagler Ave., from 1 to 6 p. m.| i i | i ' H junl6-6tx | NN. | GAS RANGE; excellent condi, | ‘tion, $50, 2831 Seidenberg Ave. junl6-2tx , | | POOL ROOM with four Bruns- ' wick tables, bought in 1943. All equipment in first class shape. 118 Duval street, Thompson. junl5-3tx fan, air conditioner. 420 South- junl6-1t ' ard. street. ; MOTOR SCOOTER as is, $50.00. 44-1 Poinciana Place. Jinié-2tx FORK SALE—Mans pre-war bi- Apt. if 5, | junl6-ltx c, $30.06. Az X. Porter § lace, Rubber DOOR MATS Dexter DOOR PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Special—4-in. Terra Cotta Sew LINDSLEY Independents willypay.a fee bad! 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