The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 20, 1945, Page 4

| Si cccasememee SOCIETY | i i ees . t | Fs s Eg i t fh # E i tf r i I t : | i { t | ! : il i t H | i PERNELLS HAVE GIRL ssa 8 dae we ts oriins deieidenianet en o is morn- LOYMENT + ny al el poe iit John J See Mrs. McDermott ‘The Fernelis reside 66-5 Chief Operator Pomeians Place me DAUGHTER BORN TELEPHONE OFFICE been tonight and with occasional show-— @® the southeast coast and| Through and East Gulf: Gentle to tmuderate south to southeast winds thes tonight ‘ pa ings contributed. We assure one pg Be Bippmienony "ind be.| Salon qunte: tf) ea fea baa ema and all that their kind deeds will eumung aveasionally moderately i ith a piece a4 always be remembered. ae the Florida) DISHWASHER; male or female,, With box spring and inner- J. MILTON RUSSELL cloudiness in| white or colored. Apply Flem-| $Pring mattress, $100.00; man’s) (99 1+.) and CHILDREN | geetions with showers and oc-| ing Restaurant, Simonton and | bicycle, $30.00; girl’s bicycle | is in Straits. Fleming. jun20-3tx; frame, $5.00; 2 porch rockers, . j Renente te Apalachicola:| ———+._,--_—_______——! $3.00 each; piano. 69-2 Poin- GET Ti Be anata or storm warnings WANTED : .'} Giana Place. junl9-2tx ee ‘SP, HE ce | been issued SABO ; EEDY, Si ' in Re | {008 or 1099 CHEVROLET for SAILBOAT Driftwood; 30 ft.| BY RELIEF FO) von — REPORT | eash, Island City Radio, 900' length, 10 ft. beam, four: cylin- f R ACID YN | Key West, ». June 20,1945 | . zt | der Universal motor, main and ' taxen at 6:30 a. m.| Fleming. Call ada tel gib sails. Moored off Craig] a\ (NDIGESTION War Time. (City Office.)| ” ™- Dock. Make offer. Joseph Zor- | > aT a FOR sky, Cactus Terrace. junl9-5tx | Lowest last night re FURNISHED rooms at reasonable Suaren eed UREN oe | Seen tes. 411 Willi treet. 2 lor yereps goes — y ianmninoneaadt TT he in oll Precipitation | FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 Grin-} sizes of water and sewer pipe Phone 177 Free Deliv Caan, a4 od ending ” | nell St. junl8-6tx| and fittings. Free estimates. Lael & m.; inches race Jos. D. Lopez, Plumbing and ‘Total Rainfall since June 1; FURNISHED apartment; no! Supplies, 913 Eaton St., Phone! — “ae : 0.05) children, no pets. 818 Olivla] 1189-J jun2MWF-t wewency ee June 1; street. jun20-2tx | caches 3.13 ' PHILCO table size radio; 7 tubes ‘Total suinfall since Jan. 1; |FOR RENT—Single room; hot! Apt. 7-E, Fort Village. FOODS weed and cold water in room. 727 jun20-2tx Book 4, Blue N2-S2 expire since January 1; 2s wes j “ \s ae Cutisteasy y 10.30| Eaton street. aia DP Se : is aes T2-X2 expire July Sahial 7 | 3 sedan, good con-/e 31; -Z2, Al-Cl expire FOR SALE dition, $250.00; also, man’s and|§$ a ce ree , 5 5 and : e ae | : lady's. pre-war bicycles. Call|* hed Peery expire ‘Temeorrow's Almanac VITA, yuan SEPA ehyorbum 1123 Margaret. jun20-3tx | $ June 30; K2-P2 peragent Purse 6:38 a.m.| Finish Aluminum ‘Paint; goyers. $ 31; a2-u2 e: Bonet - 19 p.m.| 80% more surface than most.of/FOR ,SALE—Well built coops|$ Mp plbtcf-g ea Meco: ie 4:57 p.m.| the aluminum paints. $5.40 per}: suitable for rabbits or chickens : V2-Z2 expire Sept. 20. Me cotaes | 3:48 a.m.| gallon. Pierce Bros. 727 Eaton street. jun20-2tx |e juni2-1mo Decccccccccces ‘Tomorrow's Tides —|REFRIGERATOR, G. E. late = (Naval Base) TRAILER. Apply 146-F, Poin-| model; radio combination, elec — ‘ , ciana Place. junl9-3tx} tric iron, fan, wardroble trunk, | = = ; = - eee és mattress. 913 Georgia street. 33 5 iS of furniture, jun20-4t ——— kitchen, living room, bed room, | ees Setare alee beby nal Beeatabiles| RATIO combination, Victor; elec- 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. Tempersture | \- roject, ric iron, fan, ironing cords. 3G = e¢ Wocten nerort:| _Phon 1151-J. junl8-3tx! Skating Rink. jun20-4t (f/ ASPHALT TILE 4 { . nent. | VITA VAR HOUSE PT: MISCELLANEOUS | hours night) © guaran pure. $3.25! ~ H Atlants ps4 61 gallon. There is none finer at|CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con- Boston = = 4 any price. Pierce Bros. tractor. Call at 222 Duval St., Brownsy!! = bid | junl2-Imo.; or phone 684-R for free esti-| Metal MEDICIN Charleston “ , mate. juni8-Gtx | eta ICINE CABINETS Chicago a 60 sib oa ce pe 1937 PLYMOUTH coupe; good = —_ “ 4 7 tires. Apply at 17-H Porter}|LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- Sechsonville r4 o Place. junl9-3tx paired; sewing machines, | — mas 4 > ee scissors sharpencd;| Seema Cay bo g2 |FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale,} keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-| ee 88 Py Florida: Nicely furnished, six| bell, 803 Simonton street. | Memphis 82 50 | roe house; fine location on junt-tf Mimi 6 0 Pgh sacle sa Ray WHEN, IN NEED of a plumber - . pr saa *| see John Curry, 512 Margaret oie a 72 large screened porch overlook-} St “Phone 1189-J. Estimates Sew York. a2 66 ing the river, suitable for free. may21-1 Rorfolk av 70 couple or small family. Call at tessa Renee tes otis aia) Okla. City 83 83 22'S. E. 11th St., to see. Tenant! ALL TYPES concrete work, plas- | Fvesecola 78 71 | willing to shew at reasonable! tering and stucco. No job too 72 ita ‘ 3 Pittsburgh Ms = | hours. Writé “Owner”, 34 Hunt-} large or too small. J. F. John-| Lows _ t i ome sad ve nase son, Island City Bank Bldg. | Arthur E Morgan of Yellow born ater, ex-TVA chairman, Gineinnati, 67 years ago. _| WANTED at once; medical tech- nician for Key West Labora- tory. Part or full time, Phone and thunder-| | Florida | Cotum lon, none better. Pierce Bros, phone 669, 515 Front St. junl5-1mo small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. LARGE size baby bed, folding ironing board. 822 Fleming street. junld-4tx MAN'S pre-war bicycle; perfect condition, new tires. 1108 White street. jun20-2tx 2- AND 3-BEDROOM houses on easy terms; electric stove, re- + frigerator and hot water heat- er. See Mrs. J. N. Sturrup, MacArthur Homes Agent, 2801 Flagler Ave., from 1 to 6 p. m. junl6-6tx 8 LOVE BIRDS, also 1933 4-door Plymouth... sedan with- seven tires.. Mrs. Kelcey Curry, 912 James St. junl8-3tx | | 1|LADY'S bicycle; balloon tires, like new, $35.00. 1415 Thompson street, Garage apartment. | jun20-3tx | | PALMS, ferns, crotons, hibiscus, | frangipani, cactus, flame vines, | snake plants, safodilla trees. | 1004 Southard St. junl9-2tx | 1938 PONTIAC 2-Dr. sedan; tires 611. juni6-6tx Nook. CLERKS wanted and _ janitor. Apply Western Union. juni9-tf BEAUTY OPERATORS; } commission, hours 10 a. m, to | jun20-12t | . ©. civil engineer, edu-|SKIFF; just right for sponging VENETIAN BLINDS | or craw-fishing. street. 1108 White APARTMENT for rent for Beauty| Operator only. Stells’ Beauty) juni6-tf | 50% | excellent condition. 1416 Pe- tronia street, phone 386-R. junl9-3tx MAN'S pre-war bicycle, car radio, and house hold goods. 44-B Naval Housing Project. junl9-2tx ‘LIVING ROOM SET consisting of { davenport, chair, platform rocker, 9 x 12 rug, throw rug } and lamp, $120.00; dressing table and chair, $15.00; 20 vol- ume set encyclopedias, $30.00; junl9-2t|Archer’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. ——-|George F. Archer of Newton and VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor} Pearl streets. Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal- junl2-lmo USED FURNITURE bought and es sold. Key West Bedding Coal “New YORK. juni-tt Mr. and Mrs. George E. Archer, accompanied by their two child- ENGLISH TRACTOR HOPES BOOSTED aah t NEW YORK, June 20,.— Harry Ferguson, Irish inventor. of the Ferguson system of tractor-imple- ment units, wants to make Erig- \TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,} land a world center for mass pro= | furnished and unfurnished;) duction and sell British-built trac | thi tors to every farmer in the east. ern hemisphere, tralia. Ferguson, a slight, intense man tractors can revolutionize farm- ing. His goal is mass production ‘on the scale of the assembly lines of Detroit and other American centers. Ferguson spent several years in the United States, working with Henry Ford. Ford’s factories have turned out some 200,000 of the Ferguson style tractors and will continue to supply the western hemisphere. |. The Irish inventor plans two | mode]s, one capable'of hauling a the other powerful: enough to| haul five tons at that pace:** “CARD. OF THANKS | To the many friends who came our loved one, James E._ Ward, we extend our sincere thanks. We cars for the be remembered. (j20-1tx) THE FAMILY CARD OF THANKS —_—_—- x We take this means of extend- ing our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who were so kind and considerate to us during the illness and after the death of our loved one, Mrs. Marion-M. Rus-! sell. We especially thank those‘ who donated the use of cars for the funeral and for floral offer- 'ARMANDO SALAZAR SQUADRON LEADER with an ascetic face, believes his} an RATIONING TIMETABLE gun20-2tx { Office hours: 9 till 12. | may22-1mox | | repaired and reconditioned. Phone 682. | junls-.t° Lindsley Lumber Co. See This Tile Before Recovering Your Floors O’Cedar FURNITURE POLISH, FLOOR WAX and MOPS Florida Tested Outside GREEN PAINT..Gal. $ 3.85 Glidden PAINTS, VARNISHES, ENAMELS, ALUMINUM and COLORS IN OIL 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. ting the Chamber of Commerce, iJ to The Citizen) Witt THE FIFTH ARMY IN ITALY, Jane: 20.— Corporal Ar- mando V, Salazar of Key West, a squad leader, was a member of an antitank crew which was the first units acrows the Panaro River the Fifth Army's race through © Po Valley in Italy. The Another feat INSURE CANNING SUCCESS! LIDS end am to move equipment luring An eightman group from the Third Battalion, 363rd_ Infantry If he doesn't build tractors in} Regiment of the 91st “Powder England, he plans to build them| River” Division, transported 57- in France, India, Canada or Aus-} mil Meee Nd guns over the stream on a raft, i “he. battalion’s ammunition] tier. born Washington, D. C., 62 <i pioneer platoon initially had|¥e@rs ago. built a foot bridge across the 90- foot river over which the rifle and heavy weapon companies quickly established a bridgehead. Then the raft was built and a | rope attached for pulling it across ithe river, more than six feet deep in the center. performed by Salazar's crew was the firing of 62 rounds of 57-millimeter am- munition ard a like number of 37-millimeter ‘ammunition’ a¢ross the Po River from Carbonaro di three-ton load -25,miles an ‘hour, ' Po,; small, town) located on the} river bank:sBefore crossing sitds could be selected, the antitankers found time to zero in-on the re- treating Germans. The, antitank men, by the d rect fire method, assisted advanc- to our assistance in the death of, ing infantrymen in the three-day ruggle for the Arnigo River, t of Highway 65, finally result- especially extend thanks to those ing in the downfall of Pianaro, who donated the use of their less than eight miles south of funeral, and for Bologna, and spelling the doom floral offerings. We assure one of Nazi defenses in that sector. and all their kiridness will always | Z RUBBERS ‘And follow instructions in the Ball Blue Book. To get your copy: _, BALL BROTHERS COMPANY, Muncie, ind. SUGAR Stamp 36, through Aug. 31. GAS A-15 through June 21, SHOES Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3, Book 3, indefinitely. FUEL Old 4 and 5; new 1 through 5. Ration Buard Office, Post Office Building PHONE 71 Per Sqr. Ft. $ .20 . Ea. $12.95 send 10c with your name and address to— Mr. Russell said he is working on other articles about, the Florida Keys. } Two of his articles, describing fishing in the waters of the keys, recently were published in mag- azines of nationwide virculation. ; een ecient ne es ee ay 7 J : ih started as Phillip’Brooks Roberts} attempted to rekindle fire in the brooder stove set fire to the building and burned nearly 3,000 Leghorn hens, valued at $12,000) to death. : Admiral Royal E. 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