The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 21, 1945, Page 3

? jill fi i ih ft , i 7 OFFICE s | : junl-lmo EXPERIENCED seamstress; good | pay. 515 Fleming street. | jun8-12tx 2} |WANTED at once; medical tech- tt hams 1 7 0) nician for Key West Labora- Lepet and Presh; Caster and! tory Part or full time, Phone Stance 611, junl6-6tx Night Game LERKS wanted and janitor, -. 7 —* _ ' £ Apply Western Union, Washington 7 LARGE ‘size baby bed, folding *}1938 PONTIAC 2-Dr. sedan; tires PHILCO table size radio; 7 tubes. FOR ‘SALE—Well uilt coops REFRIGERATOR, G. PRESENTED co) junl-tf _— es ironing board. 822 Fleming street. junl9-4tx pre-war bicycle; perfect condition, new tires, 1108 White street. jun20-2tx —_———— 2- AND 3-BEDROOM houses on easy terms; electric stove, re- frigérator and :hot water heat- er. See Mrs, J. N. Sturrup, MacArthur Homes. Agent, 2801 Flagler Ave,, fram 1 to 6 p. m. juni6-6tx of Ai Hi: LADY'S. biecyele; "balloon ° tires, Jike new, $35.00. 1415 Thompson Street, Garage apartment. jun20-3tx in excellent condition. 1416 Pe- tronia street, phone 386-R. junl9-3tx ee See aT ONS SAILBOAT Driftwood; 30 ft. length, 10 ft. beam, four cylin- der Universal motor, main and gib sails. Moored off Craig Dock. Make offer. Joseph Zor- sky, Cactus Terrace. junl9-5tx of unj Jat Apt. 7-E, Fort Village. ed jun20-2tx ee ss 1933 DODGE sedan, good con- lady’s pre-war bicycles. Call 1123’ Margaret. jun20-3tx —_—_—— “Sultable“for rabbits or chickens. |“ 727 Eaton street. jun20-2tx E. late model; radio combination, elec- tric iron, fan, wardroble trunk; HONORED ‘FOR HIS ‘SERYI- FIGHTER GROUP, FORCE CHINA. — Captain Ben- jamin (E, Smith, 26, son of Mr. ed.{and Mrs. -B. Po-Smith-of 535 Lin- been awarded the -Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service in connection against Japanese forces in China, according to an announcement from .the. headquarters of. Maj. Gen. C. L. Chennault’s teenth Air Force. Captain ‘Smith was awarded the Bronze Star in recognition supply officer of the Fourteenth Tigers” “Fighter Group during the bitter east China campaign. fighter group in China, The citation reads: 0562069, Air Corps, distinguished himself by meritorious services operations against from 26 May 1944 to 7 November 1944. group during the enemy cam- paign which ended with the fall and equipment. He maintained a functioning supply system among Six bases in spite of severe enemy | action and shortages of every- thing from transporation to per- sonnel, verted to a new type of aircraft! spare parts, duty reflects great credit upon dition, $250.00; also, man’s ‘and | himself | Forces.” A 1937 graduate of Melbourne High School, Captain’ Smith at- tended the University of Florida barked for overseas in November 1943, j CES AGAINST JAPS IN CHINA AN EAST CHINA WING 14th AIR In Avenue, with — operations Four- night, followed by shifting gal Friday; elsewhere moderate his _performance »of duty “as ir Force's veteran Flying sional showers. is outit is the original U.S. Key Largo westward. secrecy Key West, Fla., dune 21, 1945. Observation taken at 8:30 a. “Captian Benjamin E. Smith, direct of the combat enemy support Lowest last night - Mean . Normal ‘As supply officer of a fighter fresh easterly winds this after- noon, increasing tonight and Fri- day; cloudy weather with occa-' Jacksonville to ‘Apalachicol: Southeast storm warnings dis- played on th® Florida Keys from ™m, Eastern os Time. (City Office.) Highest last 24 hours —.___. 86. 73 80 - 82 elsewhere this afternoon, increas- ing tonight and Friday; weather. cloudy with occasional showers. East Gulf: Fresh to strong east- F Possibly reaching gale force to- es tof Will be: made available following the program, Mrs. ‘S. A. Jones has served as principal for the second year and invites the public to attend the final exercises Friday evening. ee ‘Temperature ‘data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a. .m., as report- ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. Highest Lowest last 24 hours last ne Atlanta"__85 73 Brownsville___ 87 Charleston_____ 82 Chicago. 74 Liuchow, he resourcefully met Precipitation precedented demands for parts |Rainfall, 24 ‘hours ending 8:30 a. m.; inches — | Total Rainfall'since Ji inches _. Deficiency since, “June inches ___. Total vainfall since Jan. 1; inches . | Deficiency since January 1; inches ... sales When the group con-} fe in the campaign, he organiz- a complete new supply of ‘Captain Smith’s devotion to the and Army Air Sunset - itil 1940, After a brief period of employment by the Bank of Mel- bourne, ‘he joined the Army in ‘a37 14a ain il “i :27 a.m. 5 . April 1941 at Orlando. He em. 9:56 pm 3:13 pm “Church in Russia is playing 4:23 a.m.| caves and underground defenses. Detroit_. 79 Galveston____.89 Jacksonville____92 Kansas City. 80 3 KEY WEST_____36 ” 1,03}K. West Airport. 87 {Memphis____ 66 |Miami___ $2 | Minn 74 New Orleans___88 “SIMMON 6’. Tilt Back | * DOUBLE SPR'sNG CONSTRUCTION Tokyo says Japan is fortress of A Food Germ f ‘TO KILL IT 4 Successful treatments must be more than surface applications. Many remedies do not penetrate ajsufficiently. Requires a strong! Similar to Mustration BEACH VENETIAN tress, : 3 ; I 3 ae mattress, 013 Georgia street. i¢| Captain Smith is the grandson'NeW role, but still lacks power. SEE AE eo aesa acid |. SOREENS CHAIRS of the late Mrs. Martha Smith, THAN: nly aS f | ~ York /yun20-3tx jRADIO combination, Victor; elec- au also a men wiet Mrs. Emma pasccaptiial = pce meen REACH-| amin ol —— 8 Boston bic. irre on ironing ere ae see oe Rob-! We take this means of omens ES MORE GERMS FASTER, Feel! a nana 3 Postedetghia ‘Seo a [Aweiliary, the Carpenters’ Union, lat any drug store. ‘Today at| STOOE NO puows .....“l {2998 or tase Woe. on for for} TRAILER HOUSE; sleeps four. Mrs, Bernard Cruz ‘Dr. Coniy and many friends our|Gardner’s Pharmacy. at cash. Island Ci jivision street. L. Par- ‘. H i ind- verve ee TPT age! Pleming. Call or in 9 | sons jun2i-3tx Is Now Improving yen ind aastance curing (| || RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES | pm jin9-3tx - \ne ge Ate New York 4 4 7) FOUND in warehouse—Didn't Mrs. Bernard J. Cruz of Dania, saoneare Cac proaicehen nga sop _— % 26 19/FURNISHED apartment or cot-j know we had "em—New pre- Fla, who underwent an abdom-|)' “thank those who donated the te cael eee me) me eee A ny [inal operation on Sune iat infant oi ose The mcha play. = SES 4 Wochameton a 26 (480) tte . jun21-1tx} Peppers Plumbing Supply Co., ‘Sky ard aoe Hospital = floral offerings. We assure one CIGAR STORE tevehand a a, 2 612 Fleming St., Ph. 118. Call|*0r' “-aucerdale has recovered | ong all that their kind deeds will D- afisently t es 610 Duval Street PANY, ted Phitadedphia oo 3 86482) FOR RENT us for your paring needs ri Rr aps eae aa per always be remembered. peso Con » Incorpora and repairs. jun21-4tx . u many friends | MRS, MELVILLE M. RUSSELL HIGGS roms sme ee aso wale. ee AND CHILDREN. COMPLETE Furniture and Furnishings esas sus reel 12e| Wirglaieett junai-Stx| Mrs, Cruz was formerly Mary| —¢ PHONE 682 909 Fleming Street KEY WEST, PLA. : E. Lowe, daughter of Harry L. M ALARI A BASEB, VENETIAN BLINDS ' ' i BACK IN IN STATES FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 Grin.| TRAILER, |$18500 cash, LW. |Lowe of Southard sirect. | ee gH | nell St. juni8-6tx! tween 5.and 7 p. m. jun21-3tx| CHECKED IN 7 a —00o— | of FIRST AMONG BLACK HAWK FURNISHED apartment; no/18-FT. SKIFF, $10.00; pre-war Liquip fo Poneriperer VV VV OSU V VOUT UNC CU CCTV CTSTTES DIVISION TO STEP ildren, no pets, 818: ‘Alivia vbaby ‘carriage, . $10.00, 60-1 ie MALARIAL CIGARS and.COLD Ret fuma0aee| ‘Poinciana Pace. * jundt-x| SUBSCRIBE TO THE CITIZEN-25¢ WEEKLY ASHORE Lost your appetite? Take only as directed SOFT DRINKS RENT—Single roam; hot ‘in room. 72% jun20-2t FOR Luewtenemt John C. Wiges. ae.) and cold water ere hie —" Company, supermtendent of ll Electric Company), sry cephew of Mrs. Sam E. Harris! ond Mre G. R. Steadman, was the first member of the famous | Rieck Hawk division to step athere in New York, aceording | TRAILER. Apply 146-F, Poin- to news dispatehes from that my ciana Place. junl9-3tx The T Times, which de-| ——____ > ane one-half columns VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT; Finish Aluminum Paint; covers 30% more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gallon. Pierce Bros. junl2-lmo votes tw » 7 rival of the Black | aranteed 100% pure. $3.25 Mewks br off the story in| po sy There is none finer at the way | any price. Pierce Bros. Meee called the W. A. C.! junl2-Imo, a w ~ foot of the gang: —————— as — ’ '1937 PLYMOUTH coupe; good john ©.” replied the husky tires. Apply at 17-H Porter young second lieutenant sear! Place. junl9-3t« —y L a ee of ie len feted men.|FOR SALE in Fort Lauderdale, d, booted « ‘e . ee. ast. Higgs, it| Florida: Nicely furnished, six ee vor som returning to the) yoom house; fine location on Tarpon River, walking distance WHA with the 86th Infantry Di-! ong fought with the, to town, bus service near, ith Army on the Rhine, the, large screened Porch overlook- feet mm the battle of the Rubr) ing the river, suitable for couple or small family. Call at : le of Bav- a oa om © | 22'S. E. llth St, to see. Tenant ” i it reasonable Members of the Black Hawks willing to show ai I wl * given a B-day furlough! hours. Write “Owner”, 34 Hunt. eed then will leave for the, ington Court, Hamburg, New Pacific to battle the Japs. York for details and ae EXPENSIVE DIAMOND —— ——<_ \anarr. just right for sponging OMAHA, Neb — While feeding er craw-fishing. 1108 White hte flock of 250 —, ow street. jun20-2tx ca Nee ee EEREREEReNERERRRERNET Har) text o diamond = a TOR es i James L. White to help him) ICE find the diamond. White Ste tis. 06. indo cenanert anit drenaed 280 fering Apt. 42, jundl-3uc Before discovering the gem. | HERCULES DIESEL "6 cylinder | 85 H.-P.:model D. J. XB 2600 ‘ smaller ‘ engine. “Sie Walter) Kupiec, Yacht Grampus, Gulf / Oil Co. Dock. jun21-3tx 21-FOOT CUSTOM built pre-war house trailer; good rubber, electric brakes, electric refrig- erator, Venetian blinds, screen- ed-in furnished porch, Trailor in excellent condition. Can be seen at Gulf Stream Trailor Park. Ask for Paul C. Jeans. jun21-6tx CLIFFORD KERR, Painting Con- tractor. Call at 222 Duval St.,|) or phone 684-R for free esti- mate. junl86tx \ LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- paired; sewing machines, knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. juni-tf ALL TYPES concrete work, plas- tering and stucco. No job toa) large or too small. J. F. John- son, Island City Bank Bldg. Office hours: 9 till 12. may22-1mox VENETIAN BLINDS repaired and reconditioned. Phone 682. juni8-tf EXPERT body and fender re- pair, auto painting. Open 8. a. m. to 7 p. m. Paul's Brick Garage, corner Simonton and Greene streets. jun21-10tx like gy? When due to Tonic can help you * billion”. Lindsley Lumber Co. 530 Division St., Cor. Simonton St. PHONE 71 ASPHALT TILE . . Per Sar. Ft. $ .20 See This Tile Before Recovering Your Floors O’Cedar FURNITURE POLISH, FLOOR WAX and MOPS Metal MEDICINE CABINETS .... 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 . Ea. $12.95 TOILETS, TOILET SEATS, LAVATORIES and KITCHEN SINKS PLUMBING SUPPLIES: Galvanized, Cast Iron and Aluminum PIPES and FITTINGS LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. ARKASAAAALALAARS OODLE Buy Meee Wee Beede-end elt ee ttene —e od For Your June Bride @Wedding Rings ‘Wedding Ring Sets WEDDING GIFTS — a CEDAR MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES a We size rings and engrave jewelry FREE of charge when purchased here, LL KEY WEST JEWELRY CO. 532 Duval St. Phone 155 (NEXT TO GARDNER'S PHARMACY) s¥3 an rs no i ea “e ” ee