The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 14, 1945, Page 3

gi: e S82 SEESSERT AG SEESEOREFETEI 8 CARDINALS DEFEAT GIANTS WHILE SENATORS DOWN CHISOX (Special to The Citizen) NEW YORK, July 14. — The league-leading Chicago Cubs, be- Machinists won .jhind the four-hit pitching of the serion With thee eit|Lefty Ray Prim, grabbed their Piece by @ 15 to 6 score. Harris|tWelfth victory in thirteen starts eve 15 walks that! yesterday with a 2-0 triumph over Yheir downfall and mix-|the Rates Braves. se hats geod for 15 hits| The St. Louis Cardinals weni tick. Relief pitehing|to victory over the New York also helped the Mach- | Giants by a score of 14 to 3, while relieved Hanson in the|the Washington Senators came with 4 runs scored and no|out victorious over the Chicago from then on allowed |White Sox, 3 to 2. runs. Alwury hit] The following are the results thee safely in his three tim t of the games played yesterday: runs, dre National League ——— TWO Extermions stacED “AST EVENING aT Bay- VilW PARK wenE GREAT. LY ENJOYED _ home two runs. Baker hit two] At Chicag SA: GE safely, scored three and drove |Boston eee O 4 heme two runs. Carey drove |Chicago é ESS | 7 0 home two runs. For the losers! Logan, Hutchings and Masi; Marsh ard Higgs hit two safely | Prim and Williams, and scored one and drove home _— three. In the field Higgs, Del! First Game Valle and Goss starred for the! At Pittsburgh BESS ais 2} fesers and Machin, Albury and! Philadelphia Bee as) 4 Williams for the winners. | Pittsburgh 9 13 e R HE. Karl and Mancuso; Gables, Machinists 502 003 5 15 9 2 Rescigno, Gerheauser and Sal- Porter Pi. 401 0010 611 3/keld. Henson, Baker and Wiliiams;! Second Game Harvig Bosam and Higgs. |Philadelphia . 2 10 0. In the opening game the Fort | Pittsburgh $10 24) ‘Taylor Big Berthas won over the; Judd, Barrett, Schanz and Barracks Anti-Aircraft Guns by. Spindel; Butcher and Lopez. #@ 3 to © score. Stuart pitched a) great game and was given good At Cincinnati RSS support. He allowed one hit so Brooklyn —-.0.. 5 12 i @id Bice of the losers. A walk a Cincinnati 65392 2; stolen base and a fielders choice| Buker, King and_ Sedlock; end Yates singled gave the win- Heusser, Riddle and Unser. fers two runs in the fourth and a! Night Games walk and « couple of wild pitches ‘First Game MANY KEY WEST SOLDIERS ARE NOW ENROUTE HOME FROM EUROPEAN AREA Many soldiers from Key West are now returning home from Eu- rope with the Eighth Infantry Di- ounted~ for 21) ceiving good. conduct and ETO times its own weight in Germans by taking 316,187 prisoners dur- ing 10 months of combat. | The Eighth Golden Arrow Divi-| nell Sawyer, 19 months overseas, sion was in the Normandy break- x through, the capture of Brest, the} West, received three battle stars bitter fight in the Hurtgen forest.| for outstanding service. Troops of the first to vision, the extra run in the fifth. At bat! At St. Louis R H E the fighting around Mortain, the] PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT | Oditions, 5% H. P., Johnson Yates and Ziegler each hit one |New York . 3 8 0 closing of the Falaise Gap, the Sea Horse, 1940 model. Phone for a single. In the field Harrison, |St. Louis ; 14 (16 ri} drive across Northern France and See Mrs. McDermott 682, Mr. Cohen. Bice, Wanner and Reuben starred | Second Game was the first division in Belgium Chief Operator for the losers, and Lucanegro, |New York aot eee -and, subsequently, in Germany. CHICKENS and turkeys. Call Busco, and Lageson for|St. Louis — 4 $7 0 The Third Armored fought inj betwees 12 and 2 and after 7 the winners | Seabee eld Ee TELEPHONE OFFICE P. m. 803 Georgia street. Secure RHE! American League pate : 2 t eh eDTINE offens- jly9-6tx Fort, Taylor . 000 2100 3 1 1! At Boston R HE | aetwaich auimtinated int he ap- —: - - Barracks 000 600 0 0 1 0) Boston 255, j-49F a0 Went Ghctaccerena the ema: Bs - - —| BABY buggy and swing. Address Stuart and Yates; Bice and Detroit 1 Ta pridechaad’ fanaa off the back WANTED aren Se ee ee hich Harrison a and Swift; Ferriss and side’of adhe Rubi. peck unakwiel| oe aS Et banay om al ‘ jly13-2tx scieeitahinees Garbark, the longest drive or armored his- 7 - |= “jlyl-Imo, TRAILER with porch, $400.00. THE WEATHER At New York R H E j tory on March 29, when.it.went in - Gulf Stream Trailer Park. W. < Or jexcess of 94 miles in one day. The hed] i ‘Sto Clevelaad tt vag A ts southern part of the Hertz Moun- WATTRES uit Se BE Moers: ayes FORECAST © Gromek-and.-MeDonnell»Don-| ve vinarata L HALLER se ark of thi dive, Theough| Most City 'Plarmacy. ees SALE in Fort Lauderdale, Key West and Vicinity: Parflyjaid, Dubicl, Rosat.adn Garbark. | ENS. ipaone out the war in Europe more than UPS GEE AGO Gian eh Les cloudy this afternoon, tonight and —__ RECESS 76,000) prisoners. were: taken. Sees A Sisal repm house; bene location on Sunday, with widely scattered Night Games Jin the Disbyrsitg Office. Her! At the present time the division] “yn ns APSE (uve tah eae emcaant ca showers and thunder storms; gens)” At Washington’ “RH E| three brothers are in active serv-|is quartered in the Darmstadt} _~™0™ Bake 12 Jw, pus banged Tee te to moderate winds, mostly) Chieago 2 §& Olice, two in the Navy, one in the! area south of Frankfurt the| pr : z Saree SchCe nen Orch Ove oe snutveaste rly | Washington 4 7 1aArmy, her father is working in! Main. We 4 BRAUAICLANG wanteaiat outs: /2-ingd meu iiver) suitable tag Florida: Partly ecloucy this aft-| Lopat and-Tresh; Haefner and| defense. plant and her mother, SERS aR Apply Stell’s Beauty Nook. couple or small family. Call at yan through Sun eattered | Byans 5s ays.. makes bandages for! LEONARD FRITCH jly7-tf| 625 s. w 6th AYE, to see, Ten- “i thunder st om + Nant willing to show at reason- ty during afternoons; At Philadelpiia R H Ensign Haller resigned her WAITRESS WAN ee Aa able hours. Write “Owner”, and curly evening fi St. Louis _<. 4 12 iianv were iedchersokiconel p.m. drid. jly on 1065, Chautauqua, New ee cumgpest me Through Flot ida Philadelphia 2 2 2) mercial subjects in a Pittsbu | WANTED ork for details and price. , — anf East Gulf: Gentle’ potter and Mancuso; Gerkin high school to enlist in the Na iE : jly7-sat,t and Rosar. Reserve July SI WANTED —Typewtiter in ipodd ane —_ yeaa gh acre STANDINGS hampton Sept. id was a , is now serving at this na-| of Citizen. jiyigaee| aon strech oe ; ge Naiional League ed to temporary duty :| val air station. | furnished, screened slee partty ote yw wth Wide WL Ave.|Naval Supply Devot at Bayonne,| Fritch’s wife, Mrs. Jewell T.jMAN'S pre-war bicycle. Apply} Porch. S500: Call Reginald Ho Chicago 44 4 , where she served until or-| Fritch, lives at 1700 Flagler ave-|" Key West Citizen or phone 51. | Thompson, 790 Ext, 238. Jack: He to Apalachicola: Brooklyn 44 jdered to the Supply Corps School, | nut. Before entering the naval jlyll-tf 2 a avatle ° otatadgaincnnal Che PE 42 568 | Radcliffe Branch, on Dec. 11,! crvice he was employed by the] | No small craft or storm warn-| 0% vn 42 °538/ 1944. She finished the course in; [ternational Harvester Co. in In- FOR RENT 18-FT. TRAILER; sleeps four, op. cams Pittsburgh 39 .520}March of this year and following | 4i#napolis, Ind —————— | canvas porch, good condition. HE Boston 37 493 | short duty at NAS, Sanford, Fla., | erg FURNISHED ROOMS at reason-| Price $200.00. William Shep- E waneunn rier’ og |Ciheinnati 35 -479 reported here. — Star Medal ; able rates. 411 William St, | Pard, 612 Simonton street, whee action Philadelphia 20 247) She graduated cum laude from Awarded Percy Tod jun30-1mox | iS gaghon Krencese Mbt : Amostonn Longue 9 |City Col a.| Col. A. B. Jones, district engi-|FURNISHED ROOMS; washing, BUNGALO type house; complete- “usnttt gg rDetoit ~~ 438 39 By /with a BS in Commerce. Her/neer for the Jacksonville Engi-| and ironing privileges, hot and} ly furnished. Owner leaving Tt beat, eaiateh ig] oshington 38 ga7|fiobby is sports, any and every | neer District, has been authorized| cold water. Paul’s Tire Shop,| town. Can be seen between 6 — ne - ong gi New York ~ 38527 (Kind, but pretc is. Wh by the office of chief of engincers,} 426 White stree jlyl0-5tx| and 8. o'clock evenings and N om i b4 sesh ton a 37 *513 (12 college, she a member of| Washington, to announce the Sundays. A. L. Murray, 3210 orm - Chicago : ress » a anal YWCA cab © | awarding of a Bronze Star Medal MISCELLANEOUS Eagle Ave., phone 354-J. P Clevelanc oo g insel, Outit majto T-5 Perey L. ‘Todd, with the} ————. jly14-tt 1, 24 b en |St. Louis 3437 479 tu, hone ity, | following citation: \LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- fainted, ree € i 0.99| Philadelphia 24 «(49 1329 ond the Wol .| “For heroic achievement in con-| Paired; sewing machines,! pop SATO niecenter mood 1 r Sonia st si ee July 1 | TEMPERATURE BULLE’ iation. She w nection with military operations) Knives. ie sharpened Wakefield dining room set and ae ULL! Sty Reta: ainst the enemy on December| keys duplicated. B. F. Camp-| ¢ ing bed se g « 97 emperature data line Mideds solesin t a -tf| sets . past ence niche 0.97) ours ending 8:30.a.m., as report-|ment included Playing tn the DENTAL OFFICERS ae |e eye Cone DO We en ine Total rainfall since Jan. 1 ed by the U. &. Weather Bureau, |°rchestra as violinist A ie z > (FREE: If interested in removing! 100m set, $150.00. All practical- net 8.16 Highest Lowest | Of her three Jim, an) REPORT FOR DUTY |" ny or all of three loads of| 1¥ new. Call 790 extension 561. Deficiency since January 1; | last 24 hours last night a ee the rock call at 1216 Petronia, or} Completely furnished, electric 6.97 States fi = % 2 . = mche | Atlanta _____ 82 [eg pean Six new dental officers, all re-! phone 341. jly14-2tx] = ee Boston —77 63 Rec e porting this week from previous |---| BEDROOM_ SUITE; with pre- Relative Humidity Brownsville 96 ede at NTC, Bainbridge, Md.,| MEN LEARN BARBERING; pays} War mattress. 1108 White street ni Charleston ane assigned to the Naval| up to $100 ger week. For st up-stairs. jly14-2tx enerrow's Almanac eo et ee \naro: Station disp y are fee will teach you. Earn while} : s 6.46 Perit us a eee a Lt. (jg) Willian ) Jearning. 1 to 5 months. Flor- t Seni ase ty win Galveston 76 Teen au NR, of Bell ida’s Barber College, Jackson-| completely fursiskpd, electric | Sunset EP pl’ Jacksonville_— 89 74 ( B. Malone, USNR, of ville, Fla. jlyl4-Itx} kitchen, vacuum cleaner, small Maven lo wan, Kansas City — 86 s lanta, Ga.: Lt. (jg) Jack K uate | bar. At 3060 Harris Ave, Mac- Riven wl) ol ae ” Sea ae | USNR, of Bayside, L. L, N. Y.:| LADIES Beauty Culture;| Arthur Homes. Easy terms. | K. West Airport. 90 82 PURPLE HEART FOR | Lt. (jg) Henry V. P. Keilly, USNR,| ~ positions plentiful, pays big in-| Visiting hours 9 a, m. to 12.| Tomorrow's Tides Memphis — 5 73 | CLARENCE E. KEY le Falls, N. J.; Lt. (jg) R Cai permanent employment,| Phone 393-W. jly14-3tx Glavel Base)... Miami———— 85 Ke AARNE Ee A Vard A. Walker, USNR, of Kings-} easy to learn. Florida's Beauty | High Low Tide | Minneapolis 73 56 rt, Tenn. and Lt. (jg) Dale 0.1 Conege. Jacksonville, Fla. POULTRY a 92 16 College, Jacksonville, Fla. 108 aw 8:29 a.m New OeDE a Me -, Hunter, of Manchester, Tenn. jly]4-1tx! 2:50 | 0 pane | New York—___.7 d t a eee |ASSORTED CHICKS; $9.95 per -_ 1 nt a Abeer iat @ | whic how os awa b PROMOTION FOR | FOR SALE ane supped ammeniate) ., . ' Le ——— wounds receivec r acuion 1 ng - ay. re re- Speeding Outlawe | pret es a ds received | in ; tion TWO ANNOUNCED | - -| No delay. ipped direct pre i Louisiana Town nee ay AS 68 nst the enemy. The citation ‘LARGE orange juice squeezer| paid by our supply hatcheries. n r | Pittsbur 4 | —— . S or ‘sonal use.} Send money order, no c.o.d. paz 3t. Louis 88 69 . President]__Promotion of James U. King,| toe ees oe ese iasix| We reserve the right to fill (ty Asnociaied Press) Tampa— 87 73 J of the United States -| USN, and Clifford G. Gilbert,} °* pnts ae P opees se ene oe , i |rection of the Secre USN, from lieutenant (jg) to full zy al a Nou BATON ROUGE, Lé vanes | areigae ts (ig) to full] COMPLETE line of health foods;! from following breeds: New we subject tc <= ef, United § al Static 2 . z ee = H 7 - doubitedly woe ae cesumed en-| OGDEN, Ia, — Ogden declared the Purple Heart tenant King is optical officer| quest. ono Be ee NA aap areca , colton f a recently dug-up'a welcome dividend to customers ed by the Is to! and Lieutenant Gilbert is battery a a Gable Florida ‘1ya-6¢ Poses Light Gea ana ager ne ‘ ¢ 1910. It limits of its municipal light plant re- ited} overhaul and electrical officer, ‘oral Gables, rida. jly AGREE Ons RuahG onder wdinance 0! . . . + aN | 3 scl saihins arine acti-| Bs: ‘ . See ae tee seit rant 0 sie, cnt, Ts Seer ET | genie telelved for] both attached to submarine acti-| [=F > FURNITURE bought and} Thousands available immed- a an enemy of the so promoted is Mary M. sold. Key West Bedding Co, iately. Quality Poultry, 4415 every “autocar” be equipped Witt) ene Dunne, actress, born Lou-|May 29, 195 bush, F(C), USNR, from ensign] Phone 669, 515 Front St. MonbcetlasHoas a Columbians =) quis easemiring 01 eer aren ae ete ago. [Pease enanit GD. ae | ss annie junts-Imo Cy ieee chee flyl4-ttx wnehes BCreses » 7a . ’ * which at cro: Eighth were the the Roer River,! over launching the drive that reached; & the Rhine. The Golden Arrow Di- 2} vision then cut the Ruhr pocket! in two, and finished its ETO fig ing by crossing the Elbe and link-| Eaton ing with the Russia: ing are some of thos ing in these activitie The follow-! Knowles, 10 months overseas, re- participat-| ceived three -battle stars for ex- Orion B. Roberts, T-5, Apt. 2G, J. Y. Porter Place, son of Marvel Roberts, overseas 19 months, re- ribbon for meritorious service. Pic. Joseph B. Sawyer, 1417 Catherine street, son of Mrs. Ber- who has already arrived in Key Pfc. Edward Sands, 714 Pass- street, son of Mrs. Minnie ds, overseas 19 months, re- ving decorations and awards for meritorious service. t-| Pfe. Gerald F. Knowles, 1112 eet, son of Thomas I. cellent service. Ensign Virginia Haller. |Oscar Fabal Gets Is All-Out For Victory Member of a family which is all-out for Victory, Ensign Vir- ginia L. Haller, SC(W), USNR, of Pittsburgh, Pa., NOB last month and is working reported iat Bronze Star Medal Special to The Citizen) WITH THE THIRD ARMORED |(SPEARHEAD) DIVISION IN |GERMANY, July 15.—Pfc. Oscar Fabal, son of Eugene R. Fabal, | Whose address is 1016 Varela St., | Key West, has been awarded the Bronze Star medal. He is a member of the 36th Ar- mored Infantry Regiment of the Third Armored (Spearhead) Divi- sion, which is one of the veteran | armored divisions, It took part in the Marigny-St. Lo breakthrough, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN GEORGE JOHNSON BACK IN STATES ‘Special to The Lt-George K. Johnson, son of and Mrs. V. A. Johnson of Key!© West, has arrived at Gowen Field. (Continued fromm Page One) ed to, the purchase division of Citizen) “BOISE, Idaho, Juiy 15.—First|BuSanda. In assuming charge of the Mr. . Store, Lieutenant Boise, Idaho, to perform duty}Seneral operations of the activity with the Combat Intelligence Sec-| because of previous experience tion at the Fourht Air Force B-24|both in Navy and in civilian life. from the Pa ness in Peoyia, IL. Subscribe to The Citizen. Sanne ae Advertixements under this head ii jizen at the rate of 2c a word for each inser- word and the minimum charge the first 14 wor regular advertisers wi sd ledge! counts may have their advertise- e be e of the day of HELP. WANTED ice before lication, TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED Full Pay While Learning Vacations With Pay Sickness | Benefits | cities. Lieutenant Clark is mar- ter. |TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows, furnished and _ unfurnished; Johnson, Phone 372, MAN'S pre-war bicycle; balloon 2-APARTMENT furnished house. 708 South St., Phone 226. jly11-4tx !GARDEN FURNITURE; tables, benches, flower pots, bird foun- tain, M. Ponce, 126 Duval St. jun30-1mox | RADIO combination, electric stove, sewing machine, motor scooter. 913 Georgia street. jly12-3tx OUTBOARD motor; excellent COMDR. BENNETT /HARRIS HAS HIS is Clark is thoroighly familiar with} On Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the First -Méthodist Church,| ence. corner of Simonton and Eaton} The Derby is the meeting Liberator bomber training base. |A native of Atlanta, he graduat-| Streets, there will be a musical|for the Hollywood radio Lieuteenant Johnson recently|ed from Georgia Tech and later | dedication of their church school returned to the United States, worked as a manager of inventory | library. . The library. consists of t ic theater of opera-|and pricing for a large drug con- tions. Prior to his entry into the}cern whick had branch stores service in 1942, he was engaged in|operating in sixty southeastern the investment and securities bus- u ried and resides in Key West|Speaker for the occasion will be with Mrs. Clark and baby daugh- the Rev. C. T. Howes. jececeoeceeeees | for use. An invitation is-extended Classified Column small down payment, balance} sociation announces open air ser- Payable monthly. Johnson &/| Vices this evening, 8:15, at the jull-tf} corner of Duval and Fleming Income $100 monthly. Apply MEMORIAL SERVICE DEDICATION OF about 1,100 books. Starting at there will be a short musical by the church school orchestra. The Immediately after this the librarian will cut the ribbon and officially open the library to everyone who wishes to at- tend. STREET SERVICE THIS EVENING The Key West Ministerial As- streets. Rev. Clarence Bass will lead tires, $35.00. 1037 United street. | the service, and Rev. C. T. Howes,| even jly13-2tx|Pastor of the First Methodist | ficiently to get Church, will bring the message. FOR ‘MRS. LUETHI —— A portion of the regular Sunday evening service of worship in the Congregational Church of the Pil- grims will be given over. to a me- morial service for the late Mrs. Edith M. Luethi. 1% Mrs. Luethi has been a faithful, interested and active member of the congregation throughout her|S™moking. Fi long residence in Key West. One] them I wasn't of her poems, “Recompense”, writ-| thought I was, ten at the death of a favorite se doing niece some years ago, will be read. To Preach On Sunday In the absence of the jor, Rev. Ted M. Jones, who is in Re- vival Services at the First Bap- tist Church of South. me Tennessee, The First Church ,will have Rev Gilbert it both services. CHURCH NOTES .. A very. successful daily va¢a- tion Bible school. will be brought to a closet. at the: regular’ s¢ryice Sunday evening at 7:45,at the iy Memorial Methodist Church wit! a déménstration ‘of the work done in the school during the past two weeks. The faculty consisted of six members as follows: Superinten- dent, Rev. E. S. Doherty; inter- mediates, Mrs. E. S. Dohe jun- iors, Mrs. Elijah Sands; prir week was 73, which increased t 100 on the first day of the sec ond week, after which about 20 more pupils came. to the school! who were not enrolled as mem- bers but classified as visitors. A very enjoyable picnic was ave a good time. The school will close on Sun- day evening when a program fea- turing a daily MALARIA CHECKED IN 7 DAYS WITH Liquip for MALARIAL SYMPTOMS Take only as directed 666 STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE | TRIUMPH COFFEE s MILL AT ALL GROCERS RATIONING FOODS Book 4, Blue T2-X2, expire July 31; Y2-Z2, Al-Cl ex- Pire Aug. 31; Dl-H1 expire Sept. 30. Red K2-P2 expire July 31; Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31; V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30. Ration Board Office, Post : A vocal solo will be sung by Mrs.’ really dumb? jlyl2 tf) paul Archer. mad Revs. Pent And Bass various pulpits in Key, West, The ed the band itself choir will render spetial music concentrate on giving em me amt ‘Tedull really play. Man Pd wow held on Friday at South Beach) when old and young seemed to; h Sie vacation Bible, school, consisting of worship and} since it is within walking of NBC and sudo ; ‘ were seated of the booths and seemed to ’ nearly ; i fi 4 ig £ H lie al ix H : i i f i : i a i J E é i i | He ES “oe 2 8 f I yi He FH is 2 ai ve i fp ree tial E 7 i music. “Do rs ij ti know how yeu lywood. Well, I that dumb act for nine years. Kay Kyser was taking & from his College of knowledge and I put in my was z i i uy tk replace him. “Why, they thought I They asked me wi t Finally ay and jobs wi | the Coconut T asked turn jthe music too. The result was Ghat the band suffered. Some day a like to have a 35-piece outfit that Four Key. West ——— (Specie: te The Cifteret | CAMP BLANDING, July 4 Four Key West boys have com pleted processing at the Reeep- {tion Station here, and are new am temporary duty at home for ®@ days. are: Sergeant eee emariens: vet aging, Gardner, 3. Y. Factee Seam Ann Daughtry; chorister, Mrs. E.| 715. Dil” B. Roberts, J. ¥ S. Doherty iment for the first] Pfc. Edward &, Sands, 106 Pom ver street Private Joseph B, Sawyer, 1417 Catherine street, music, Bible drill, Bible drama, and an exhibit of handwerk te which the general public is im- vited. BROADWAY COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wire | | Popular Brands of | CIGARS and COLD | SOFT DRINKS foe Sc od TIMETABLE SUGAR Stamp 36, through Aug. 91. GAS Al6 good for 6 gallons through Sept. 21. SHOES Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3, Book 3, indefinitely. ——7 Ful Old 4 and 5: new | through & Oifice Building, Phone 43 COSHH TOHTOSOSSASSOTOSN HSS SISTIHTSMSAOTHSOO OOO RED