The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 6, 1945, Page 3

e How To Buy_A Good Second “Hand Car —_——- (Florida Highlights) Observe these rules to get your money’s worth in buying a sec- ondhand car, in case you can’t get one of the 200,000 new cars THE KEY WEST CITIZEN found in testing the front wheels.]probably has been in a headen ‘ith both hands, pull and push!collision. ys the top of each front wheel. If} With a string or tape, measure there is a clicking sound, .chances|the exact distance between the are the bearings are worn. Cheek rear and front’ wheels on each jthe front end. If the fenders'|side. If uneven, the car most don’t fit perfectly into the! likely has a bent axle or a shi chassis, the car has been in anjrear-end assembly. . ‘accident. ‘his coupons, TUESD. k scheduled to roll off assembly] ‘You can detect a burned-out AY'S EVENT lines by 1946, 5 a clutch by ae eeR on it down. rs . Re ber good 1936 auto-|Free motion sho be between By WILBERT J. MOEHRKE |,,ohile ig superior to an abused one-half’ and three-quarters inch. (Rahat anata The Key West Junior Chamber|1942 model and that a dealer’s'No free play indicates hard wear HICKORY GROVE ‘ of Commerce held its annual in-|guarantee covers only the first|0r burnt-out facing. stallation of officers Tuesday|month’s use by the customer. Too; On hydraulic brake systems,| More and more of the prodigals | night at Raul’s Club. many prospective buyers become push the pedal as far as it will}down there in Congress are i j Jack Delaney, as master of elated over a brightly painted’ go and hold the pressure for atjneed of a tap on the shoulder. | ean ys T Of Cel! lemon” when they should ex-|least 30 seconds. If the pedal/The latest outburst is where 2 of es, proved to be exception-)amine the advantages of a cat slowly sinks to the floor under|the boys are cookin” up a “guar- ally witty and entertaining. still bearing the scars of use. jconstant pressure, it shows a leak |anteed adequate diet.” With their He first read the congratula-| Always try the steering wheel, or punctured diaphragm. _ {new scheme, if you have a fam- tory note from the Senior Cham- tie play, arti wheels ae seapnens “s ee pier A a bees you get - spre dea ber of C ; it's more t! two and three-|dirty one indicates no recent re-|o: coupons for per cel Sei se Oa cite quarters inches it means the car}pairs. Examine the back of the}of your wages. . > = *i has had plenty of wear and tear, radiator core for signs of solder-| But if some tired type of per- weet or ah ee pee perenne Proof of good axle assembly is’ ing. If there are some, the carjson chooses to work only one Lady’s wishes for the ses of the Ana See rads pyran capers acai ge . ter ring, with om, ond five in the seventh on ‘The purpose of the Junior evcccce car ada IS at sa 5 three watks A single by Vandyke OVER BRAVES; SENA- Chamber of Commerce movement efe 16 dollars. ah pore But ee pearls. oot homer with one on bi , {and a brief history of the local i} f; eg : e = iieem . tn the Meld, Bee, fad RS DOWN CHISOX chapter was given by Isidore asst 1é amn he _— wee apse how : we Me Say ten Bemeritt, Plevce and Weintraub. He listed the 15 aims sjatay sae sta ohe sae Si geot ei ited and Vendyke played a| (Special to The Citizen) of the club at its organization j one ces ie ne ae eee , guest game for the “Cones” ana |. NEW YORK, ‘July 6—The st.|cight years ago, and told how! »Afwrtemeats suger gto peed FOR SALE a Le ee ea t WE D RATHER . Louis Cardi: ithin | MOSt Of these have been attained. of 2c a word for eaeh inser- o >» + Arasgo ons Velesquex | ° is mg ae moved to within Jeff Knight, the outgoing pres. the ‘minimem charge fe VITA VAR HOUSE PAINT; 2 fer the Project girls. Chance in |two and a games of the Na-| ident then presented the official| The rate for binek guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25 We'd rather be ri wh) ceeet_ twe fies to win the (tional League Jead by defeating | gavel to.Dr. Delio Cobo, who will qrord and the sii gallon. There is none finer at —— of the fans. now x|the New York Giants, 7-5, yes- preside until June 30, 1946. Dr.| *$ first 15 we any price. Pierce Bros. we in. | Cobo complimented Jeff Knight junl2-1mo. Coe Cola _ 102020510 6 1 ae Brooklyn'bowed to Cin-| on the remagkable record that the CIGAR STORE | Porter Pl one 000.4 4 6 5|cinnatl. club had made during his term,| reed. |USED FURNITURE bought and * 610 Duval Street Tetieriee Clee Rosam and M.| The Chicago Cubs went to vic- under the most difficult condi-| , 7° er agg an, cornea ie Lue sold. Key West Bedding Co., MeCond, Velesqugz and I. Fer-/tory over the Boston Braves, fone bigs the club has ever had) the day of publication, phone 669, 515 Front St. —000— newer; hi o meet. jun15-1mo Se tee biee ens the Porter pao yj Te ca | Dr. Gobo then outlined some| HELP WANTED : COMPLETE Siege wan ever Gb Machinists |°°™' a hicago ite ox. | ag the future plans of the club.| TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, rt by @ 7 to 6 score after trailing for | The following are the results of ; The other officers were. introdyc- Se furnished and _ unfurnished; | u: Lay-2-Wi vies Ge fra tiv ngs. The the games played -yesterday: ed to all present. They are: Jack) {| . small down payment, balance | ise lay aD > aa o y* = oer . National League Delaney, .vice president; Wilbert | TELEPHONE payable monthly. Johnson &| Received Daily by Leased Wir, pa i mene cast iat At New York R H_ £|Moehrke, secretary; Charles|} —— Johnson, Phone 372. jull-tf _ = —=000— } Quality weet © walk and there were two cuts |St. Louis — 1.6 * Ration. treasurer. The mem- OPFRSTORS <4 Popular Brands of | Jewelers at he a : © : «+ (New York - 5 12 g| bers of the board of directors are| — GARDEN FURNITURE; tables, | a a " dams A: BN wares, WH en tain. M. Ponce, 126 Duval St. ” wn wm Carey and three |Brewer, Adams and Klutz, dore Rodriguez as the alternate.| Full Pay While Learning gtoskcne tpn SOFT DRINKS ed —_ wored and tied the = At lyn a8 x The keynote speech of the eve- | tes | m the seventh Goss first up hits | Brook! ning was very ably given by Paul} Vacations With Pa; ‘ is Ae ait iment —— ante # single to left center and the | Cincinnati ‘ iG 0 Albury, who chose for the theme yi Re eee oreead ‘7 Pastas . ex T bell again got away from Carey |Brooklyn - , Olof his speech the future of Key Sickness Benefits i 3 e ‘ ; . | Bowman and Riddle; Davis, : a 30% more surface than most of atu and Gowe came all the way home ’ | West, and how we must begin} the aluminum paints. $5.40 per x with the winning run. The Mach- Pfund, Rudolph, King and Dan-| now to prepare for it. | Enaperomge allon. Pierce Bro ies) 4 7 imist scored two in the third. On |tonio. He expertly tied together in) PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT | &4!/0n- tsak Pe j he © two bits, @ walk and a wild pitch * ee a very clearcui picture the past| : | junl2-1mo ‘ont eed ome im the fourth, a homer b: t Boston history of Key West, the complex, | See Mrs. McDermott ' ante enp, ea im the fifth, on a ot 3 9 1junsettled and confusing present, Chief Operator |VITA VAR fh etter Floor r wi and 6 pass ball and two wild ‘ ———-. 2 7 0/and the grand and glorious future Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal- ie ctehes ond thetr last run in the| Wyse and Livingston; Tobin] that might be ours if we start! lon, none better. Pierce Bros. : \ eth om @ homer by R. Cruz. At|@nd Hofferth, now to taxe an active part in| TELEPHONE OFFICE jun12-1mo e. wader Pittsburgh at Philadlephia,} planning it. | eee ‘ 3 ey yy Se rdlignedll rand Mia "| In conclusion he said, “I would| eae RADIO COMBINATION, electric " nd drov oe two _ ‘\like to suggest the organization of} sewing machine. 913 Georg:a . F , — * Maal —y e 7 ‘ Tee American League ~ a planning board at once. Hand| wANTED—Salesgiris, fall time|- street. juls-3t 7 ee, Maigret two out oi ree pick this board: Put men on there it. No experience ne- | es © home two runs, R.| At Chicago RH E ; \ i sale: goc _ Ww: ton 5 10 | that you know are not pessimis-| essary. S. H. Kress & Co. LUNCH ROOM for sale; gocd ~~ tee oem ately Woaninn ert 3 9 g| tic, but instead have the vision, | jlyl-1mo} business. Inquire after 6 p. m. - az , * whet at ob at u or ie ee" Bei i i i e' ‘y courage, faith and determination, ____. at 617 Grinnell street. ae y strongest guarantees progress ie the = om at sovt Be the ee Ferrell; Lopat and to develop and promote to a'suc- WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN, jul5-3tx : ...one- of the of and te aie colliintes enone ven r cessful conclusion the projects“ GIRLS, Good salary. Southern- i ntinuous scientific preparedness ne tor the winners starved. Two fact wet Saget RE & EJ and developments necessary t0| ma City Pharmacy. Guaranteed PLUMBING WORK! = world peace is coi is pieys aise help the Porter | a ssure andi future se-! iid tial was a wet and one in the fourth. Bonham and Drescher; Klie-) ‘The following Jaycees and their WanTED at once; operator. Casa|PRE-WAR BATH TUBS — All| ; “ RH E man and Hayes. guests were present: Dr. and Mrs.) “yy. Vina Beauty Salon. Phone! sizes of water and sewer pipe] Mawtins oes 1110 5 6 3) At Bosto: R H eee Cobo, Jeft Snisab Doraay 1161. Fla. state license not re-' and fittings. Free estimates. : wo 20311 6 6 0! n Dekle, Isidore Weintraub, Mr. and| doo neta ; z } Ae ’ ~~ Sue Griffin and |Detroit - ae Mrs. Jack Delaney, Mr. and Mrs.; quired. julaat ARIE eRe ae “General Electric has approved electricity, metallurgy, electronics and ' fuso: C. Harvis and Higgs. Boston - STA 8 Ww. Ci Sweetin, LSeraarente PERSONAL MAID; three hours} 765. jly2MWF-tt| @ plans for a new $8,000,000 chemistry, but also through reduced cost in —— |. sath ae oe en es Mit andaMya (MET Rodii:| daily. Apply Silver’ Palm, 690) === Research Laboratory. This ex- and increased efficiency, as in the 4 Philadelphia 9 13 tJjguez, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Joe Medina,| Eaton street. juls ait HEE sone, Retmsens 4 Wale penditure has tremendous significance. modern incandescent lamp a THE WEA 4 St. Louis -4 7 1|Miss Dalia Silva, Mr. and as $-\GIRL or elderly woman to do} water heviane Geert P| Scientific research has contributed much “Even more than in the past the la- : ——————ee eD eas S Dake. Mr Gan house work for couple with 8! When cold weather comes, it| to our progress as a nation. _ boratory will emphasize research in pure » FORECAST | aman as ae ener Mr. and Mrs.| ™onths ald baby. By day or} may be too late. Pepper's “Many things have been discovered _science—continuing and expanding the ao Key West and vicinity: Partly | gt Ave. Fred Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. John ae a eo EERE) Elumbing:. Sueply, C25 512) during this war, and we can and must work begun by Dr. Whitney and the late & i . ¢ ath. Experience + LeS- | >] g 5 . | A a ree . om eon sees | Brooklyn 42 28 600 | Borden, Wilbert Sees Se ae ate fg Semin ee Bone Rue Sy ame a develop them into better things for Dr. Steinmetz forty-five years ago. } h widely -| = oll fy arles Wardlow, E. iB ! A pa . “and thunder. |Chicago IST g8 9.500 | eee ey igen (Ay and rear ARECA, Chinese Fan, Royal and peacetime. To find new facts of the physical j to moderate east |5t. Louis - 89 300.565) Or Morales and Miss Marian fan palms, ferns, crotons, “Today we have 550 research people _ world, to extend the limits of knowledge, & ~~ wetebursh — “4 A a arigan’ : colens, sultanas, _frangipani, on our staff. These new facilities will is a forward step in creating More : > Fi Partly cloudy eT caon - 32 35 478 | Unit | WANTED etn tee bievele Spore not only give increased outlet for their Goods for More People at Less Cost.” - tonight and Saturday, | S0ste par tos Re tion Uni : bilities, b ill id iti Cineinnati _...... 31 34 477 | Recrea’ : | al jes, but will provide opportunities * a aauly invafter.|Philadiephia 20 54.270 Elects Officers) 70 BUY oF rent @ plano. Miers 18 FT. TRAILER; excellent con- for new research minds with new talents ag ee gate lg ee ee "| dition, good tires. sleeps four, “From this new laboratory we think ayeme and carly evenings, American League ‘ uae % 700.00.” Phi 790, extensi { é y Seceromcite | Moana, PMoriMPBGbi | 3-440, 0 AB {The City \Reereutipg j Commis: ROR RENT 468i-Can be, see sy Wigcaing-| 6 (ROR Achievements will epme. An theypant, Ge Stare ana East Gull: Gentle to | washingto’ 2780) sion assembled im*fegelar scssion ton streak (07 99 HOF Egat “G-E research has contributed much to devate winds, east fo soBth-!New York 37 81 last night at the City Hall, and|fURNISHED ROOMS at reason- ’ : Jus | oe : widevate v = jew : pee eee agadl | nae | better living in America—not only President es wth portios and) Boston a ej ‘522|among other business transacted.| able rates, 411 William St. = | LF J ' north portion this | Chicago 35 35 .500/elected officers for the ensuing! jun30-1mox | through new developments in x-ray, GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY might and Saturday;)st Louis .... 31 33 484 term. | sld’e ‘ | -- ty with widely scat-| Cleveland 30 35 .462| J. Glenwood Sweeting was /FURNISHED ROOMS. 626 Grin-|PAYR of child's correction glasses. + (OL “ ts eer en eta | Dalid | . a | one . Reward. 27-2 Poin- shower Philadelphia _... 21 44 .3823}chosen as chairman; nell street. jul5-6' PL rats Jack to Apalachicola: | Cobo was named vice-chairman, | ene ee wu aes LIA Ne om {t or storm warn-| TRIPLET CALVES with Vernon A. Mickleberr | UNFURNISHED four roon t-| MISCELLANEOUS . saplaye ao selected as secretary. The other) ment in heart of town. Call I 5 5 eee een _ ” Wea mEn REPORT Grand Fords, N. D. — A Hol-|members of the commission ore} julé tf) LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- Bots A We Fie, July 6, 1945 | stein cow on the farm of Charles}Gerald Saunders, Merville Ros- | | paired; sewing machines, all &@ Oteertatven ken at 6:90 # ™./Hulst recently gave birth to trip-|am, Henry R. Starling and J.|PURNISHED ROOM with kit-} knives, _ scissors sharpened; hg Kestern War Time. (City Ottice.) | jet calves. Hulst says the calves|M. Varela. The entire member-| chen. Apply 1108 White street,! keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-| hd Lemperatures | were of good size. ship was present. up-stairs between 6:30 p. m.| bell, 803 Simonton street. all Hie 4 hours 89 oe The commission went on record} and 8 p. m. jul6-3ix | jly1-tt i aght 80| TEMPERATURE BULLETIN [as recommending to the City, | wecem " 84) Council that steps be taken t0/FURNISHED ROOMS; laundry; PARTY to care for baby; five| ae “ 83' Temperature data for the 24) purchase South Beach. | facilities. Apply 801 Virginia; hours, 704 Eaton street. | ”~ * | hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report-} The beach has been leased ef | street. jul6-2txi jul6-1tx | = * Precipitation ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau.|the Recreation Commission, and anes ee aca nO Seay as La Och tse SENG patie: on seas Ba es Rainfall, 24 hours ending | Highest Lowest [operated for the benefit of the we hes 0.00 last 24 hours last night) public for the past year. However, | ror i July 1; | Atlanta oa 71 |the portion of the beach owned | ae « | 68 | by Frank Gato has been sold, and bd od 75 the commission will be required | shes . 76 /to move its equipment and . . « buys his copies of The Citizen at whole- a ce Jan. 1; | Chicago_____ 83 57 | structures off of the property by sale, sells them at retail, - ; boyy: 1 . September 12. . + » pays cash for his papers. | wey since January 1; i am 5 | an i ails to pay. New 8-million-dollar@-B Research Laboratory willbe _feet of floor space willaccommedate anespandadigust- Resnve Humiduy KEY WEST. 89 80 sions | « . « goes the limit for his trade, is on the job | the Mohawk River. The geographic location offers be a scientist's paradise er ‘- te Ramenes Memphis_____87 69 | Jr.; student loan, Capt. C. E. Reor-| . » + is embarrassed if a customer is slow pay. 7 e SS - ee a 3 International service, Bill} + « « asks customers to cooperate by paying Heer. the G-E radio programs: The G-E All-girl Orchestra, Sunday 10 p. m. EWT, NBC— Naval Base) | rork. 83 72 |ley Smith, Hugh Hodge, Allan B. ; a 6:43 a.m,| New Yo 88 14. |Cicare Charlee Tayiot ond a. ML, THE CI | | ZEN FOR VICTORY—BUY AND HOLD WAR BONDS : fies 8:21 p.m. Okla. City. 91 67 Adams, who also compose the} - eae o—_ 4:48 a.m, eee 74 | board of directors. | ‘ . a - Steanest 6:43 p.m.) pittsburgh _—___ 83 68 Jack Sellers was named ser-/ Circulation Department | a Tide Low Tide 3t. Louis _—_—_—-88 m 65. | geant at arms and the Rev. Sam| ho - 45am. | Tampa———— — | Reinke, song leader. : — 1.8 om —' gh 337 Pa ge /