The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 19, 1945, Page 3

oR SCOUTS HAVE ' @ South Beach recently. , Gale Curry, Ottilie Aguere, Vilda Stonacy- MeDonald, Sarah widely scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon, tonight and Friday; gentle to moderate east to south- east winds. Florida: Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Friday with scattered showers and Game thunderstorms this afternoon and 9 12 = 2)Priday, and along the coastal sec- 5 6 ition tonight. Seate and Sandiock; Vandenberg and Will- New Pittsburgh ’ 6 1 Adams and Lombardi; and Davis. First Game Mt &% Louis Mitadetphia ater Phiiadeiphia Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to moderate east to southeast winds this afternoon, tonight and Fri- day; weather partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers. Key West, Fla., July 19, 1945 ‘Observation taken at 8:30 a. m. Eastern War Time. (City Office.) Temperatures | Highest last 24 hours . 0.59 - 8.25] Lewis 4 8 0 K Keri amd Mancuso; By- er Rice (hay @emes scheduled. American At Boston RH £| hcage i ee Bheastove 6 9 0 Detrich and Tresh; Ferriss ane | Cis toot Night Games First Game At Washington Ren Diet reat 6 9 0 Washington 4 7 3 Newhouser and Swift; Haefner,! bh and Evans. Second Game | Lietreat 5 8 t) Wo-rington 0 7 1 Renton and Swift; Pieretti and Guera ~ 1.33 (Naval Base) Low Tide 7:02 a.m. 12:11 a.m. | 8:05 p.m. 2:03 p.m. | TEMPERATURE BULLETIN ‘Temperature data for the 24 hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- Ne other games played. TODAY'S GAMES American League St. Len at New York, ‘ 2g0 at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia. I» t at Washington. National League he coke at Chicago. New Y at Pittsburgh. Beeston ot Cinemnats ' vtelpiie at St. Louis, Sere Che o 3 613 st 6 «4 ~ 566 Bh vk a 566 New York 6 4 As putt Pal a 64 500) Peston ” 41 483 Com omnaty 7 3 489) Phihecte ip hia 22 «6 -259 American League Bets oat “ 2 58 Wasnins eS New York 4 6 532 Beaton a2 37 (CS32 ‘ * 0 40 500 mI 7” 6 493 Ch nt a 3 «(ABT Philede iptae ~ 51 338 nel TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS TT Poul Vo MeNutt, chairman of} te Wer Manpower Com., Frenkin, Ind, 34 years ago. sc M. Harrison, president ¢ the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, born Maries County, Mo., rr) ago M Harold Lee George Transport Somerville, Mass., 50 years a ‘ . bole P. Snow, journalist- un born Kansas City, Mo., #0 years age. t Avehibald J. Cronin, fam- ed Engiieh author, born Scotland, Command, | 1848 — Historie first Woman’s Rights Convention opens at Seneca Falls, N. Y. to discuss {women’s social, civil and relig- ious rights. 1918—French-American armies take 17,000 prisoners on Soissons- Marne front—World War 1. 1919 — Race rioting in Wash- jington, ac . 1921 — Vigilantes drive Jap field workers out of Turloch, (cts 1984—Some 100,000 on general strike in and around San Fran- leiseo ge back to work. | 1936—I6 Northwest States put jon Federal Needy List due to | drought, gon” speech to the world. 1941—England launches V-for- Vietory campaign on Continent. 1943 — American planes bomb vailroad yards and airfield in Rome. 1944 — Democratic National Convention opens in Chicago. London continuously attacked by robot bombs, ENJOYABLE PARTY at a beach party given ‘This was the last get-to-gether of the members for the present, in- will suspend September Jacksonville through Florida! 1940—Hitler’s “Appeal to Rea-) TODAY'S HOROSCOPE a attr The positions’ for today indi. may be, to mystical and poetical be many changes in life, ups and downs of. fortune, .and rather poor luck in, love affairs. Seek to develop stability of character and during the time of prosperity and pleasure, lay up a store of wealth and sunshine for the dark days. Subscribe to The Citizen—25e' weekly. : Advertisements this will We inserted. in, The Citteen at HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS | WANTED | Full Pay While Learning Vacations With Pay | cate an esthetic nature given, it} 274 reflection. There will probably |. THR KEY WEST CITIZEN HELPS DRAG RIVER FOR OWN BODY = Waukesha, Wis. — Whilé De+ puty ‘Sheriffs James ‘Alfred Stiglbauer were searching in Lake Muskego for a body, two fishermen rowed and their help. After — here of the fishermen| » who they were dragging for and one of the officers re- sponded, “We're dragging for the! body of Eddie Babe. disap~ peared from that boat there.” It so happened that the} fisherman was Eddie Babe, the man he was helping the officers drag’ for. SOCOCOSOSOOOCEESO SCO CCESEDEEdEECOSOOCEGE. Classified Column ALL BLOCK 16, Tract 20; con- taining 14 lots, lots 4 to 11 in- clusive. Tract 20 near high school and city park. Good for housing. project. Price reason- able. Telephone E. R. Lowe, Products’ Carporationt Cotton Mills of New York TWO and 3-bedroom bungalo furnished and unfunetished: small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. jull-té Park, The state itself has between four and five hundred acres plant- farm. Ramie_ is plant that promises to revolution- BUNGALO type house; complete- ly furnished. Owner leaving’ town. Can be seen between 6 vand 8 o'clock evenings and Sundays. A. L. Murray, 3210’ quantity production is reached. sile strength is four times that of hemp and nearly eight times thaft Sickness Behefits™* 20% | PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator TELEPHONE OFFICE GIRLS. Good salary. Southern- bedrooms, by August Ist. Phone 580-W. jly16-6tx WANTED TO BUY late model } car for cash. A. R. Wolkoff, 321 Simonton, jly17-3tx | 2 WANTED — Gas refrigerator; ed by the U. S, Weather Bureau.| small. Mrs. Coughlin, phone | Highest Lowest | 1083. jly19-3tx last 24 hours last night | Atlanta__ 85 70 FOR RENT Boston —______. 73 63 | Brownsville__ 93 70 |FURNISHED ROOMS at reason- Charleston____. 82 76 able rates. 411 William St. jc 81 57 jun30-1mox Detroit______ 81 60 i Galveston____ 94 — FURNISHED ROOMS; washing | Jacksonville___. 78 74 and ironing privileges, hot and ee 65 cold water.- Paul’s Tire’ Shop, KEY _—_— 88 16 426 White street... jly16-6tx K. West Airport_ 93 75 - wie OF 71. | TRAILER; sleeps: ‘two... partly| wis AAO acmmished: See J.-A.” Carrol, bed 68 Gulf Stream Trailer Park. *) New Orleans__ 80 70 jly18-3tx | Hew York 82 is u FURNISHED HOUSE for rent. a a $8 |" Apply at 701 Florida St. 17 oa jly18-2tx Louvis____—_. 86 62 2 14 LOST LOST — Spectacles in case. Re- ward. Tom E. Long, Box 203, City. jly17-6tx TWO FLEECE-LINED jackets; | one canvas, and one leather. If found notify Thomas S, Austin, telephone 790 extension 480. | Reward. jly19-3tx WILL two officers who found Alsinal wrist watch on North Beach, Monday, phone 88-M. |LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- paired; sewing machines, knives, scissors sharpened; keys duplicated. B. F, Camp- | bell, 803 Simonton street. jly1-tt FOR SAL! {PRACTICALLY new Thayer col- lapsible buggy and babys bath- inett; reasonable. 1042 United street. jly19-2tx GARDEN FURNITURE; tables, benches, flower pots, bird foun- tain. M. Ponce, 126 Duval St. jun30-lmox {ELECTRIC MANGLE. 536 Flem- : DOUBLE Hollywood bed, babies ‘Eagle Ave., phone 354-J. jlyl4-tf of silk. Its unusual strength ar toughness make it the most. dur- SIGNS—“For Rent”, “Room: “Rooms for able fiber available today and Rent”, “Apartment for Rent”. fabrics made from it wear like *firon. In tests ramie fabrie was THE ARTMAN PRESS. laundried 150 times, was creased ane reereased in the same place . andreds of times and when TRAILER with porch, $400.00.) examined through a ae eee Gulf Stream Trailer Park» W./ showed no breakage of fibers or E. Morris, jly14-5tx} any evidence of wear. ——- Another amazing quality of DRUG SUNDRY STORE; com-|ramie is its behavior in water. It Plete with fountain, well stock-| is more absorben r ed, new building included and] and instead of pete nten 2h 50 years lease om land, $7,500.|when wet actually becomes from Opposite Fort Village Housing}30 to 60 percent stronger. It dries Project. Leaving town. Phone}more rapidly than either flax or 1087, E 5 Fort Village. jly1?-6tx| rot and mildew. When thoroughly. *junt-tt . cleaned the fiber is pure white most City Pharmacy. — {FOR SALE CHEAP — Mascotte|:without bleaching and possesses ; jlyl-1mo| Restaurant, 210 Duval street; q silklike luster and texture. It|Sidewalk: | with all modern’ equipment,} dyes beautifully and can be spun, CLERKS ‘WANTED. Western! iso bar and wine“ lixenses’|Woven or knit on standard texz(scrawl, was: “This Is, An. Uncon- Union. jly6-tf) Apply 207 Duval. jly17-5tx| tile machinery. ‘ ea The uses for this wonder fiber WAITRESS WANTED, — Fiesta TRAILER;»-sleeps.- four, partly}Seem to be almost. limitless. . It}) Sandwich “Shop... 768. Duval.|" furnished, newly painted,|Can be spun into the sheerest Apply after 4"p. m. jlv38-6tx} $309,900 cash. Southern Inn| 80Ssamer-like fabric or made in- Trailer Park. See Oliver. to the coarsest kind of cloth. It is WANTED . jlyl?-5tx far superior to any other mater- ial for packing and other mari- WANTED to rent: Furnished'5g Gar. DRUMS; 1 Salvage time uses. Halyards made from house or apartment; one or two|" yard, 655 Groene Sue jly1?-5tx it and cordage excel because of its freedom from shrinkage and greater strength. Fire hose and watermains made from the ma- »terial helped save London during the blitz. Flexable sections of wov- en ramie, some as large as 14 in- ehes in diameter carried water under normal pressure without Teakage. Important as are its wartime uses, its peacetime possibilities are still more impressive and in- clude sueh products as twine, cord- age, rope, canvass, awnings, sails, fish nets, gas mantles, filter cloths, tire-cords, all manner of wearing; apparel. It will provide women with dainty fabrics more delicate ing St. jly18-3t ELECTRIC PUMP. 601 Caroline street. Apply 8 to 10 A. M. or 6 to 8 P. M. jly18-2tx FOR SALE — Wardrobe trunk; 5 drawers, hanger compartment, good condition, Call 10:00 -) 12:00 A. M., 4:00 to 7:00 P. M. 1321 William St., Apt. 1. jly17,19,21-3tx NEW TWO - BEDROOM HOME; trailer in yard. Must see to appreciate. Must sell. Owner|than any worn today and men leaving town. Inquire 407} with suits, shirts and underwear Catherine St. jlyI8-3tx| more durable and far more com: fortable than any now in use. It. MOTOR SCOOTER, ilete! j-|iwill nof Shrink absorbs, perspira; |. small “radio, fat* Sie Panaibe iy BAG driés: ai street. 94105." “Yly cool in summer and warm fh-win* ter and will withstand lIaunder- RADIO combination, automatic] ig indefinitely. Nothing will sur- record changer, electric sewing| Pass the product for bedsheets, machine, electric stove, ward- pillow-cases, table linens, portier- robe trunk. 913 Georgia street. jly1s-4tx} Athletes Foot Itch Stop It In 5 Minutes Successful treatments must be more than surface applications. Most remedies do rot penetrate sufficiently. Requires a STRONG PENETRATING MOBILE liquid. Alcohol is VERY MOBILE. We suggest Te-ol. It contains 90%. REACHES MORE GERMS FPAST- ER. Feel it PENETRATE. Most druggists have the test size. Small supply just arrived at Garduer’s Pharmacy. NEW bedroom suite; with inner- spring mattress, reasonable. 1216 Petronia St. jly18-3tx USED FURNITURE bought and sold. Key West Bedding Co., phone 669, 515 Front St. jly18&Imo ELECTRIC SINGER SEWING machine; im perfect condition. Apply 803 Simonton street. jly19-3tx « TRAILER; newly redecorated, | jly19-2tx) “ideal for family with small AD AY | MISCELLANEOUS child, fenced porch, awning, B furnished, $400. E. Collins, 612 Simonton street. jly19-6tr ——————— MAN’S BICYCLE; good condi- tion, 14 A Porter Place. jly19-1tx a COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wire —o0o— crib and mattress. No. 15, N. A. S. jly19-1tx | R. S. HOWARD PIANO, cheap. 1119 Catherine street. jly19-3tx ———_—____—_—__—- | Popular Brands of SINGLE and double beds, imner- spring mattresses, vanity dress- CIGARS and COLD er, table and chairs, dishes. 2-1 SOFT DRINKS Day, Poinciana Place after 6 Pp. m jly19-3tx development of ramie in Florida./ally good . ent time 1,600 .aeres have beer P Planted in this state and 10,000}ary qualities and its extreme ver- acres have been set aside for ad-| satility this plant would’ seem to ditional planting. Among the larg- er planters are the Florida Ramie| of etoriomic .opportunfties, not! Newport}only from: the it Industries, Incy United States Sug- Tavernier, Florida. jly16-10tx Lar Corporation, the Sea Island Dr. Brown Landone of Winter} i ed at the Belle Glade prison a fiber-produeing; in sandy loam soil found im many ize the textile’ industry when It is truly a wonder fiber. Its ten=|'great suecess: cotton and is highly resistant to | CIGAR STORE sh pep tn nee el nage oe ts Sine atm Shinee nite acaba y . The. leaves of the plant when}, Isaiah Bowman, now @ ‘cluded a map in his book “The It New -World” whieh ghows the Silesia. Polish speech boundary as weil to it. thet.' the west of the line. : them.: The Encyclopedia says LOTS It points out that at the pres-|Tamie is 25.5 percent. : im 1923 Poles made up more FRE pet i ~ In view. of ramie’s extraordin- i i i i z ? i Se al lay 2 foundation for wide range of the f reeecttes of finished products, but also im the growing of the ‘plant by farmers in areas where ently the Poles were simply ;}ing up to their pre-1938. line. all is: quiet in Teschen—for the Present. — s ‘puppet, ing ane Rapes was aN of Czechoslovakia. ‘independent duchy. It. was fought be Maswin over by the kings of Bohemia and BR herent Poland from the ninth to the $€V-| than half its sections of the state on which Dr. i >}enteenth century, when the Bo- [Brown Landono of Winter Park; hemians won out. Later it. was They produce the has been | growing ramie with) Jp oorbed into the Austrian Haps- | w™pous burg domain. ‘ The ancient kings wanted Tes- chen for its’ rich farming distriet east’of: the Osla river. The mod- ern. prize is industrial—coab and iron. Both Poland: and Czeehoslo- Bathe SS | és ¥ vakia, naturally wanted all of! SON BORN AT HOSPITAL | Yecchen after World War I. The} Announcement has been made] Allies decided to hold am election of the birth of a’son to Mr. and}to let the people decide whieht|- Mrs. Josépht Madiedo at the Mu-}country they wanted to join, but Nicipal Hospital on Sunday, July| feeling was so intense that the f 16. ; election was cancelled. The ques-| 7% The Madiedo family resides, at) tion was put up to the Allied| \ 1108 Grinnell street. + Council of Ambassadors. 4 i | it $3822 | f ? | Bethe Sb 7 {The ambassadors awarded the UNCONFIRMED ‘western two thirds to Czechoslo- ——— vakia, including the important PAIRBANKS; ~ Alaska. — Re~! north-south railroad, called the flecting the trend of Bie, tits eee een line, and the ge young, Charles cs lucing area. ‘ rune oe found ‘this reas | Poland, however, got the city! enclosed. message ‘clialked on the of Teschen and the agricultural . “Tommy loves Helen.” "SA ca EE in another childish! SELLS. That GOOD’ firmed Report.” | STAR * BRAND | atcusan COFFEE Try A Pound Today! YOUR NEWSBOY « « « buys his copies ef The Citizen at whole sale, sells them at retail. . » ~ pays cash for his papers. . « « loses if a.customer fails to pay. « « « goes the limit for his trade, ic on the job rain or shine, serves his customers well. . . - is embarrassed if a customer is slow pay. .« . asks customers to cooperate by paying him promptly and regularly. THE CITIZEN Circulation Department CURIOSITY PAYS Oi City, Pa.—Wondering why a man was painting a white boat | blue amd why he ran when he} was hailed, C. A. Yeager’s soal-f osity caused him to. investigate and led to the capture of two] German prisoners of war who had escaped from’ a camp at Marienville, 45 miles away. FISH CUTS OFF WATER PHILADELPHIA. — When the | water system failed in a down-/ town building, than 500 workers suffered through two} hot days and water bureau offi-; cials couldn’t locate the trouble. Finally, a plumber found a 10-; inch catfish clogging the supply} line. more Merlin Hall Aylesworth of New! ; York, lawyer, onetime N.B.C. président, born Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 59 years ago. ‘: | Rose Zircon NOVEMBER Golden Sapphire DECEMBER Zircon a ior asain auenneeeeraneeeraraal We size rings and engrave jewelry FREE of charge when purchased here. KEY WEST JEWELRY CO. 532 Duval St. Phone 155 (NEXT TO GARDNER'S PHARMACY) . eePeibeets