The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 7, 1945, Page 6

i SSPE tment — : - BUNDLES FOR FRANCE MOVE TO LARGER PACKING ROOM generously offered their spa- ment of the Midget Bar at Greene chem parish hall a St. Paul's and Simonton streets’ offers a/| Church, and we ave so grateful for wide selection of “known brands thanks also Nttle book, “Eat and Grow . for making this contact The Dector came down te help in getting the , so that the Pightimge French Foyer for the French service men would not be eegiected. The French sailors eve, however, taken an active Wterest im these donations to thew hemetend and quite a num- ber heve volunteered to help us peck up and rope the boxes This hee been a real help. Others, too, heave offered their help in this Anyone wishing to help in peeking the Bundles for France eon Weve their name with Mr. chief of the Jackson Sore 0 for Mademoiselle Mons We La Concha Hotel At the La Concha Hote? a dance wt te held in the cocktail lounge of the air conditioned Retnbew Room tonight with Berreso’s orchestra playing the @amee music for the delight and eMtertainment of the guests. You friends are cordially in- drop in for an evening Ne cover or minimum charge at any time. Your check H st Has the finds the things she needs and wants ot PEARLMAN'S. . + » MOTHERS in wailing will find a lovely BLOUSES styles you sheers, monon,. J certain to find what sets, ——— colors so generous (© FINE PRODUCTS | AT MIDGET BAR | widely oftering, fine ae are s0 badly needed, £08 This youngster knows that his mom | Shopping at Pearlman’s j she needs baby things, and she j ef beautitully designed and ITY DRESSES. ; + + « Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cool Summer DRESSES are shown in the newest styles in @ profusion of colors and color com- binations. .. pretty summer HAND BAGS ere shown in coiors to match your garments. suits, halters, mid-riffs and SUN largest ef SHOES—scolors and styles you have been waiting for, Ladies, Misses Children and Biz RATIONED and NON-RATIONED. . .you too should get the Habit of Shopping at ? |of liquors, wine and brandies at popular prices. They have the size package you may want. the best in town by their cus- tomers. ‘SPECIAL GAMES j Key West, Fla., July 7, 1945 juct medal. AT BINGO PALACE Observation taken at 8:30 a. ne Eastern War Time. (City Office.) ! It’s bingo again tonight at the Bingo Palace at Duval ao Highest Lowest . have been fought fist and foot. | lege, followed by attendance at games open nightly at 7:30 andj _ Precipitation | last 24 hours last night} According to observers here,; ‘That's all changed now. In the ota special coverall and jack pot Rainier 24 hours ending cio ailente au i the New York situation isn’t that| death of the greatest leader the ecce jgames will be played tonight. :30 a. m.: inc! . oston_ 7 6 clear. If Governor Dewey has to! party ever had, the Democrats: ! Total rainfall since July 1; Brownsville___92 75 | cross swords in 1946 with Sen.|have found anothr leader. Today RATIONING inches ‘ 1,78, Charleston. 75 James M. Mead, who is believed! they aren’t giving a thought to Excess since July 1; | Chicago__ 58 | to be eager for the governorship, | 1948’s nominee. That's all settled. FOODS | TODAY’S HOROSCOPE \ i July 7th Aes bor Resale os 3 concede that. But those same} at their cards, they are finding July 31; ¥2-Z2, Al-Cl ex- Today may bri traits ‘of a| Deficiency since January 1; | Kansas City + 6 friends think the New, York, gov;,that Governor’ Dewey, with a : Bann dual poet The fative| inches - 6.87, KEY WEST____ 89 80 |ernor has a big ace in the holé.{ winning New York vote in 1946 Pire Aug. 31; D1-Hi expire will probably bly ’ be | 3, Pola ie Sh vipat a If Sen. Mead elects to run for) behind Neate be the big- Sept. 30. Red K2-P2 expire successful i v n} Ve lemphis_____ governor, Dewey can’ switch to} gest tramp they’ have~ ” |hold we pontine nae oe ae | Mian 84 80 | the Republican race for senator. |" New York® off-year elections’ July 31; 02-U2 expire Aug. marriage. There is however | Ton.orrow’s Almanac | Minneapolis ___76 57 With Mead out of it, the Demo-| are always: important, but never 31; V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30. {that tendency to idle habits, or, Sunrise 6:43 a.m.’ New Orleans___..90 76 crats would be hard put to find) any more than 1946's may turn Ration Board Office, Post Office Building, Phone 49 \sather-@ distaste for steady. work {Sunset ___ p.m. New York. 87 66 strong senatorial candidate, ati out to be. . coal te Meestally. a he Moonrise 2 a.m.; Norfolk. 90 72 ecocccvee 20 0000000000080089ESSRNONOD eeee eS ces 1°! Moonset 7:44 p.m./ Okla. City____ 87 63 : a om — overcoming these traits, by watch- Pensacola_____. 83 76 ‘ BUY MORE WAR BONDS AND Knee THEMe fulness and clever manipulation! Tomorrow's Tides | Pittsburgh - eo | 6 e 99 e ny: (Naval Base) | 5t. Louis 82 a | e tore 0 asnion High Tide Low Tide | Tampa______90 76 | as A rono July 6th 9:24 am. 2:30 am. | aa \ Today should produce a person | 11:04 p.m. p.m. i Subseribe to The Citizen. DEPARTMENT STORE of great executive ability, who by energy wil push a place into a leading position. He will have many friends and through them bring about many improvements in the social circle. He will act as a reformer, and with strong planetary aspects. may become a really great one. Habit of want, colors and white, you want, shorts, short Shorts and swim suits ind of Course one of the Boys — PEARLMAN ’S, Inc. The Store of Quality For Ladies, Misses, Children and Boys cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Sunday, with widely eanero eo EN ei et eat lo AI -jed showers and thunder storms; gentle southerly winds. afternoon, tonight and Sunday, \4¢2, 404 Virginia St., Key West,| without precedent thunder storms, mostly in after-,ina Fernandez, 811 Johnson lane, ¢ Goods Depart-|oons and early evenings. Straits and East Gulf: winds, southeasterly over south’ weeks portion and south to southwest new assignment in the United] who the 1948 nominees for the over north portion this afternoon, States. tnight and Sunday; partly cloudy! He Sauber "as thé bar, ave consider ame gid seattered thunder- th No small craft or storm warn- served as a cannoneer. He holds ings displayed. and | Highest last 24 hours 89 Southard streets. Mrs. Pearl Bar-| Lowest last night cas field, who operates this popular |Mean Dek Nee amusement center, stated that/Normal —. ae 8) Total rainfall since Jan. 1; GOCHEO CECH SESOESCOTEFOLESSVESBSOLO OES THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘ | Onorio Fernandez Sa ali alin in bon bantin thon tin tind bn nn bn bn nd trina tnntnd Back In States THOMAS DEWEY IN THE CRYSTAL BALL 02.4444444444444444444444444 4444444444 By JACK STINNETT least one strong enough to defeat (By Assecisted Vress) Dewey. The New York observers STATION, CAMP BUTNER, N. WASHINGTON.—A few politi-|say flatly there's none such in C., July 7.-Pfe, Onorio Fernan-| cal observers are pondering what! sight. 5 dez, son of Mrs. Isabel Fernan-|may well become a phenomenon| There is, of course, the un-| | i jonal| broken tradition that the GOP in national | litics: never renominates a defeated POMNES: _ | Presidential candidate, but it is If Gov. Thomas E. Dewey is/hardly likely it would stand on reelected governor of New York} precedent if it could see its way we a vara Taaggtity in 1946; then} clear to. pitting ,a wi in New ; ,_ | two years fore convention time} York stdte, with it elec- reporting to his there should be little doubt as tol toral vote, as well ish n/easterner with - a midwest ~background, |against-a man for whom the |heavily populated east . would | feel’ no ‘sectional loyalty. epee vied) [1st WAVE CY HERE THE WEATHER FORECAST Key West and vicinity; Partly George White, whe went fortune-teller's beoth (Special to The Citizen) ARMY GROUND AND SERV- ‘ Florida: Partly cloudy this scattered showers and: Fla. and husband of Mrs. Oscar- |Key West, Fla. is currently sta- Florida tioned at the ‘Redistribution Sta- Gentle tion, where he will spend two before Jacksonville Through presidency ,will, be. was returned recently to! ai president ‘Tramutt has. to See having do to clinch the 1948 Democratic Jacksonville to Apalachicola: theatre of operations, where he caasoneke pacha eminent y: The whole situation arises, of ees ha : It may be too early to judge,! course, out of the death of Presi- jthe Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with! but the way he has taken hold/dent Roosevelt. Democratic poli- one battle star and the Good Con-| in one of the most critical periods| ticians here are positive that if he in history—and most important; had lived the 1948 convention of all the way he has given some| would have been a_ dog-fight, semblance of unity to the Dem ith the party split into practic- cratic ~party—is certainly an in-jally all of those cliques and fac- dication that he is just the kind tions of which it is composed. of leader the Democrats felt they .Any effort on the President's so sorely needed. part to name his successor would ae offic! jal Navy Photo The first WAVE to be ad- vanced to Chief Yeoman and the second WAVE chief on the island, Catherfne H. Saleskt, of Big Rapids, Mich. reported for active duty in the Women’s Reserve on Jan. 7, 1943. After indoctrination at Hunter Col- WEATHER REPORT TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperatures | Temperature data for the 24 80 hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- 84 ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau. inches 1,07; Detroit_____-_.80 57 he might very well get beaten. The next play is up to the Re- 78 Some. of Dewey’s friends here’ publicans. Taking ‘another look Book 4, Blue T2-X2, expire | Galveston. Lovely New Summer DRESSES OF 3| CHARM and | BEAUTY | Many new, cool i 4 E Key West's Largest Store SctHO TSBIE RG? Sscesscscoceasd summer dresses with all the charm and beauty you could desire have arrive in a, fresh new shipment, and are now on display in our,dress section eyes HOS. colors, color «com- binations, — stripes, checks and _ solid ~ colors. You may not i want a dress at { 1 ¥ . this time, but be- ; I 7 In dasmung. dazzling yond question, you ‘ o- ii white The deep, deep should view these / square cut neckline new gaiments, if, t| / and short. short sleeves only to see what is / are banded in the new, stylish and / lace that squares off the lovely in dresses. skirt. 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