The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 27, 1945, Page 1

Churchill Given Cheers Despite Defeat Suffered At Hands Of Labories Given Big Hand Today |PLAN PROGRAM. As He Drove From (By Assectated Presa) LONDON, July 27.—Win- ston Churchill drove today| from 10 Downing street to Buckingham palace like a his country. & vast major- Hiritains had been dem- onttrated that they were deeply appreciative of w ty against him, but they of country eately through its darkest hours. right hand to! i FOR MATERNAL, | NOUNCED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONGRESSIONAL REC- OMMENDATION (Special to The Citizen) JACKSONVILLE, July 27. — gency Maternal and Infancy Care by the State Board of Health. The famed sicians and hospitals in Florida he had done to bring their) include wives whose husbands’ have already been honorably dis- This, provided of course, the wives pregnant during the period the T husbands: were im one fice of Education: and the train-’ and 1935 models ‘still’ are on the of the four lowest pay grades of program in accordance with a re-! streets were lined with, ©€" Congressional recommenda- through crowds, and Churc-| tion were announced this week and description of over 100 diff-! 1946 model automobiles into as-} jerent units built . by EMIC program | training program, the method and; industry is struggling with the} which has already paid nearly} technics of Army education s¢! related problem of rebuilding: its| one million dollars to pfivate phy-j| they will not be lost to educators.| stock piles, of replacement parts. | PLAN PROGRAM AT SOUTHERN COLLEGE TEACHERS INVITED TO AT- TEND ARMY AIR FORCE DEMONSTRATION LAKELAND, July 27. — (FNS) Teachers of every class in all schools are invited to Florida Southern College Thursday, Aug- ust 2, to see an all day demon- stration by an Army Air Force team of teaching technics devel- oped during the war to instruct over a million men, at millions INFANGY CARE: dollars cost to the Government. 4 The demonstration will open in the gymnasium at 9 a. m. and ; continue until 12:30 p. m. A huge | NEW REGULATIONS ARE AN- trailer of equipment accompanies ‘the team. The demonstration will j be given by five officers and three technical sergeants, under the directorship of Major Fred- | erick W. Boswell, formerly a Roy- al Air Force flyer. All were edu- cators before the war. This and other demonstrations at all outstanding colleges and New regulations for the Emer-! universities throughout the coun-| try, according to Major Boswell, will pass to civilian educators lectures, photographs, the AEF In addition, Major Boswell for their care of servicemen’s, states, those who attend will be; wives, has now been broadened. to; told how to obtain equipment! automobile manufacturers main-| from the. Government — without cost to be used in civilian teach- er hat | charged, promoted or demoted. ing. Millions of dollars of the equipment will be distributed. The plan is appreved by the U. S. Of- ing division of the Army Service Newspapers, Conservative] the services or were serving as Forces. end Laber, paid him glowing | aviation cadets, said Dr. Lucille J. tributes The said he fad proved to Britain's greatest war, and the Times declared that his place in history as a great leader is secure Laborite leaders also prai- eed hin ed that the Churchill Kussa_ will land and trengthened be (tint will find much over which to re a result of Labor's Spain alone, which oice a vietor Telegraph) Marsh, director of the State’s bur- be! eau of Maternal and Child Care. leader in!On the same basis, they may ap- ply for EMIC aid if the husbands jare prisoners of war, missing in hut one of them add-| and child had to be made while with the passing of!the serviceman was in one of the government, | eligible grades. the friendship between Eng- | required to establish cligibility is) .) be | proof the wife was pregnant while F that the! 2 was in one of the four lower in Greeee and Italy| ?® Churchill tried to placate, is! the ed untry, it was stat- that need entertain any misgivings over Labor's suc- o til riding through un om wds, was on his the | aint “ prime King George. Shortly cept the resignation, leader of the La- ‘ ss called upon by the f 4 Rew government. m his capacity as prime inant is expected to return ten i} Potedam to resume u i with President ! t Premier Stalin. It u Churchill may also that Foreign Minister | ve Eden will not make the of office expired srehiil’s resignation took SAVES GAS Lou Smith Auto Service White ot Fleming St. Phone § Opposite Army Barracks { action, or dead. In the past, the application for cave of tae prospective mother Now, all that is ay groups. The infants in such, cases are also eligible for full medical and (Continued on Page Three) 824444444444444444 PRESCRIPTIONS frcceaicnce Compounded by Experienced Pharmacists Two More Apply For City Pension City Clerk Roy Hamlin has re- ceived two more applications for pensions, which will be pre- nted to the City Council at its next meeting for consideration One is from John Roker, residing in Tampa, who member of the Police ‘orce and who was also chief of police just prior to taking up his residence elsewhere. The other application Amos Malone, whose de- ceased husband was at one time an employe of the , doing duty with the cemetery forces. ow is from CLOSING NOTICE ‘GARDNER’S ‘PHARMACY Etfective August Ist my shop C. K. Bicycle Shop SIMONTON STREET Has changed management effective TODAY Will all persons having bicycles OUT ON RENTAL Please call in for a check up with us. BOB DANIELS, Proprietor Phone i7? ) Pree Delivery «+ tw wwwwwwowevwes a PALACE THEATER WILD BILL ELLIOTT ia “Hidden Valley Outlaws” News and Serial standing war de- ‘velopment which helps renee pistots help an rect eres. Come in today for absolutely free demonstration or send for free! E. D. FOUTS, Distributor 715 Seybold Bidg. Miami | ACOUSTICON will be closed for several weeks. Please call for repairs. AARON McCONNELL Watch Maker Club Sugaioa Key West's Most Exclusive Nite Club on Stock Island Open Daily 12 Noon to Midnight DANCING Daily 8 to 12 — Sunday 6 to 12 Music by Sugaloa Orchestra Boca Chica Bus No. 4 to the Door Closed Tuesday Dining Room Will Open Soon SOUTH BEACH BATHING PAVILION Simonton Street at the Ocean OPEN DAILY ’TIL 9 P. M. FREE BATHING @ SOLARIUM | @ SHOWERS @ LOCKERS @ TOWELS @ BATHING TRUNKS Have a Glorious Time in the Sun AT SOUTH BEACH i KEY WEST, FLORIDA id RECEIVES COPY OF LAW ON PENSIONS FOR OFFICIALS AS WELL AS OTHER EMPLOYES ——_———_- County Clerk Ross C. Sawyer nuity. of two percent of “the| COUNTY. CLERK received, yesterday afternoon, pythe salary he has served the from the Florida Legislat{ve | eo aa nat “aman lekcey fon Bey Bureau, Tallahassee, a copy }0f official or other employe to par-| the law, together with explana-' ticipate in the pension or annuity | tory notes, of the Florida pension fund. All he has to do, if he does! or annuity system for county offi- not wish to participate, is to so cials and other employes who are inform the comptroller and the' paid from county funds. — jboard of county commissioners. | The outstanding differences be- If he is on the roll six months tween this law and Key West’s and decides he does not wish to pension law are that, under the continue making payments to the' system provided for counties, five fund, his name is removed from Jpercent is deducted from every | payeheck, and an,pfficial or other employe must be 60 years of age the list and the money he paid in is refunded without. interest. If he withdraws at longer per- ‘ a form-; j before he is eligible for a pension. iods, he is given back only one- The only exception to the lat- half of the sum contributed. | ter provision is that, if an em-j After an employe has served Floye becomes “permanently and the county 30 years, he is no totally disabled”, as certified by longer required to contribute to fa physician, he receives an an- the fund! j VV VV VV VOW VV VV TV Vw T wre TN | "FENDERS FOR EVERYBODY j $242£4444444444444444444444464444644640464446 | DETROIT, July 27. — Along; which to build its limited quotas | with the difficulties of getting its! of new cars. Front fenders, on the other} hand, have been fairly plentiful. | They are “functional” because it would be virtually impossible to| anchor hea‘ ‘ts on an automo~ bile without them. | There are many other non- | functional parts like ; sembly-line production the car! [It's no small task. Lj In normal times the varibus; tain stocks of replacement parts for cars built 10 to 15 years ago. The supply of pz : : ae seule | of aS one the: old stripping wrecked vehicles, but - Y lange, om the shortage of rear fenders prob. ocause rela 5 7 ‘ e ar ers ‘0! because relatively few of the 1980 | chi. ie buen de oh | Uncertaintie, highw A regarding ceiling It is for the immediate pre-| Prices on parts, cither as replace- war models that the industry, eMts or for the new cars, also may have some effect on the re- plenishing of the parts stock piles i As in the casc of the 1946 model pessenger cars, prices have yet to be fixer now is trying to build yp the stock of replacement parts. During the war the manufac- jturers were permitted to make only functional parts, and these in restricted volume. A little more! 1 for parts. The parts mak- ers currently are operating under a March, 19 than two months ago the War, ceiling and | Production Board lifted all re-! Ve been secking a readjustment strictions. on replacement parts Py whe Office of Price Adminis- ration. | production but the motorist gen- erally still has to go to the home! , Establishing replacement parts tock piles little less im- town automobile graveyard to re: A 2 aides atorncréar fecan portant to the car maker than it That's because rear fenders were! tothe car owner. Just getting (Continued on Page Three) classified as non-functional and | |the manufacturers have been for-} = bidden the use of preference pri-} orities for any but essential parts. | OPEN |The rear fenders they have pro- SKA TIN G RIN K duced so far have come from the} so-called “free” steel supply, the} - same source upon which the in-} Wed. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Sun. al with | Children’s Matinee Sat. Afternoon Aa 1 | 1 | dustry is relying for mat BINGO | CENTRAL HOTEL Nightly 7:30 Cool, Airy Rooms DUVAL at SOUTHARD| $16, $12. $14 Weekly Sponsored by the Elks ! Opposite Bus Station 1 i BEETLE | LIVE POULTRY | SPAIN’S SERVICE ROASTERS and Battery |(Complete Service for Your Car) Raised FRYERS 1101 White St. Cor Eliza | PHONE 782 BR ADY Ss | Parts are available for your oar I 6 ean wail | Give) POULTRY and | ee ee wa | 1214 White St. Phone sat WE FIX FLATS: BROWN DERBY BAR 601 WHITEHEAD STREET Announces the Opening of a PACKAGE DEPARTMENT Monday, July 30 with a complete line of imported and domestic Wines and Liquors, at O. P. A. ceiling prices. CHARLES I. SAUNDERS, Proprietor t radiator} in Tallahassee to form the State's. ‘grilles, bumper guards and trim-! new: Capital center, to include . ming that are obtainable only by! office and other State buildings ” CHINESE STILL |Domei Agency MAKING GAINS JAPS ARE NOT SO WILLING TO FIGHT NOW AS HERETOFORE (By Associated Prem) CHUNGKING, July 27. — Headquarters said ioday that the Chinese are continuing their successes against the Japs, and reported that ad-|als, who ere convicted and not! vices had been received from |sentenced to death, will be re- Burma that the British bone beta to work six months to help clear away the debris:in- ret trap from which it will be)many.-Adtemthat, they:will bewe~ almost impossible for the! quited:tecwork: three years in as- Japs to escape. sisting oto gebuild the country. it was noted in the com-} Those who are: in good financial munique that the Japs are| circumstances will-be required to not showing a disposition to|Pay a part of their income, fight as they did before the percentage of which will be | blasting of Jap cities was be-| termined later, toward the bined | perialists there are setting a gun, and that it was ne ot the gorerament that the Jap command in TRIAL OF PETAIN China has been unable to; papig at the trial of Mar- keep the home news aWA€Y'! shal Petain today, a witness de- from the troops. iclared that the marshal had said broger eo sapogy Sean jthat the armistice with Germany’ PLANNING FOR [hed Bega “nade: ith bomen’ to] NEW BUILDINGS 182 French”, but the witness com } TALLAHASSEE, July 27. ACTION ON CHARTER (FNS) The newly created Florida; WASHINGTON. — It was said’ State Improvement Commission, 'togay that the senate may ratify directed by Charlies H. Overman, the United Nations Charter to- is making plans for new buildings morrow. It was disclosed today} ments, npenne that two ‘iormer senators, pein ficial, whic were from Oklahoma and both blind,|ied by the have been attending the debates} member of already constructed and others to be built. in the senate since they began. » lee g © present i building to the Railroad Com- ‘he latter voted against its adop- mission and perhaps the Slate Library. Other State’ buildings contemplated are a new gen Hal ROTES GET REPORT tng for the State. Rout depart, ON MEETING HELD AT MIAMI BEACH ment. The commission will fin- ance and own them until the in-! O'Bryant debtedness is paid off under a rental system, just as the S| is now paying the City of Ti hassee for rental of office build- ing constructed in 1940. LEGION APPROVES THREE APPLICANTS Horace and ng of Rotarians, held last week in ,;Miami Beach, made a report of ithe meeting at the luncheon yes- } terday of the Key West Rotary | : | Directors of the club are con-| sidering a request, made by Miss Anita La Carva, who serv al member of the Red Cro: wt the | ing were approved at the regular Member of the R “ ; meeting of Arthur Sawyer Post Key West Naval H ad No. 28, American Legion, on sponsor an entertainment for the | Wednesday evening: Eugene A, <eterans at that institution. Martinez, Donald M. Bridges and _Dwight Hunter, director of the Quinton L. Lopez. _city’s recreation department, w An executive committee mect- a + co the ing of the Post was announced © ete club. for Wednesday, August 1. ‘ It was announced that the 1916 i, membership cards have been re- _ ceived for issuance." | P | L K | N GT 0 N i | STUDIO | | | The applications of the follow- membership Par a kN 508 Duval St. | OVERSEAS HOTEL 917 Fleming St. Phone 104 NEW STUDIO HOURS | SPECIAL | Daily— SUMMER RATES | 10A.M.-7P.M. | Sunday— | 5 P.M.-8 P.M. Closed All Day Thursday $8.00 to $12.00 Weekly MIDGET BAR The Friendly Little Tavern Simonton and Greene Sts. SPECIALS Doubloom Gin, 94 proof, Sth Sunny Acres, Whiskey, 86 proof, 42 pts, $1.2 Cedar Brook Whiskey, 86 proof, Pt. Sth Roamer Whiskey 86 proof, Pt. 5th - 2 a SE Pedro Domecq Brandy, 5th $6.00 Choice Wines and Brandies | | | | { i { H ' EASTERN MOVING (IVI VIII VT rey | mot ‘said a _new Supreme, S03 gun ee are Owen, 89,| with A A444444644444444446444444444646 One of America’s Best—Over 60 Years of Service N. Y. Office, 1819 Broadway, N. Y. City 1023 S. W. 25th AVENUE AGENTS MIAMI, FLORIDA VV VV VV FVII GSS FSET SSIS CSCC OC See - Says Cabinet Ignores Message Broadcast To Japs From Potsdam * sign the the pa! to was pointed out Russia is not at war an. Futher comment here we that, while the agency is un- der government contro!, i has Seqecaiie made stale- to be of- later dow. or some is cabinet. ‘That condition ix Secgins 1 a, from a Pes. pondent, captured in Manila, who asserted » julgin from what he had learn’ while working for the age cy, Japan is preparing to for peace, adding thet h i thought that action will | taken in the next he | weeks. He explained that J lords, as well as the people aware that Je | the war, and are not the longer the Ja fight ¢ greater will be th i of J » ithe ficials, he continued they can gain nothing f fighting and that the much of the how i if t get out of the w |” Admiral Hal i+ jis reported to be cruising in J anese northern water hite jthe south land-based plem |continuing th blasting " an. Yesterd wll « where materi duced and many industrial plent tost completely wiped out Meanwhile, American and t ish airforces in the Japanese are preparing to biast J a far greater seale thar assaults age many, | Htenant Geaeral Doolitth day he has establihed & Okinawa and will begin |by his Eighth Airforce “ Japan in a few day RARE S EEEEEa HOOD’S POULTRY and EGGS 919 Southard Street YOUNG LAYING HENS BATTERY RAISED FRYE & STORAGE CO. PLLLLLALLLBODD ADD wi