The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 6, 1945, Page 4

- 9 rcp tnt eget nance cman we ae Senet coeneenanemenmidliaiahtadien tao mmntn tne Rear en LEE LBL AES ERE TEE A none ng treme ~ oo annie enya oon etoon cana men ner mmf mer nn de NOP ae ce ¥ , : ees | ies : ah ‘ PAGE FOUR - | KEY WEST CITIZEN THE WEATHER "Ss OCIE TY eee (Semi-Finals Reached In City Junior Tennis Tournament Key West’ and’ vicinity: Partly cloudy this afternogn, tonight! PLANO AND VIOLIN RECITAL TUESDAY MONDAY, AUG a few days at an announced time for the championship. Barker, exponent of a hard driving game, handed his younger opponent, Jack Larsen, a straight two set defeat (6-3) (7-5). Kenneth Larsen outlasted the chop artist Dan Stirrup to take *e Overseas Transportat Company, Inc. In the City Junior Tennis Tournament, Jim Barker. and Bester Braves divided honors in -G Major LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY ; where he was graduated. @ twin bill, the Dodgers pr ser WEATHER REPORT D moe: anit Me Welt hen bane Eienovsolos RATIONING TIMETABLE SUNDAYS) at 8:00 o'clock A.M. am the - game i a Pre ve Key i eg ed ue Se ari ist for the Friends of Music in FOODS SUGAR LEAVES “MIAN ‘DAILY. (EXCEP? 3 gore, 7-0. The Bra Observation taken 330 a. : A 2 > 2m,-Pa., a : ue 1 ’ im the second contest: taking the|fastern War Time. «(City Office.)| Sonata No. 8 in C Major, Mozart Ee eo eagies appeared |= Book 4, Bins ¥2-22, AL-Cl Stamp 96. § lbs. thru Aug. 31 SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and Tee Highest | bers Andante Sostenuto = SPs tee eee oe Sie Neots Se JEM aoe AO as gallons ee ae ; asi ours .. ville, Fla. He has also been a pro- : Seis feated Lowest last night - 81 onlay Mics Weiss fessional accompanist in New Bite) Comte eine c Lox through Sept, 21. ey - Mean ee 86 : : York. pire: Mov. 80), : SHOES FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE Iv Red Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31, Airplane stamps. 1, 2, 3, 4, and Tuesday with widely scatter- ed thundershowers; moderate to ‘occasionally fresh easterly winds. Florida: Partly cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Tuesday, ings have been issued. Normal - Total rainfall since Aug. 1; .., ? BROADWAY NIGHT BY FRIENDS OF MUSIC SOCIETY | Kenneth Larsen have reached the {44d 0.20] No. 1 There will be a recital of Piano and Violin Music by Harold J. Weiss, Sp. (W) Ic, pianist, and Roland Johnson, SoMic, violinist’ or the Friends of Music Society f Ky West at the studio of Mzgs.,0, W. Bodler, 1319 Duval st., Two Sonatos 4 Scarlatti Capriccio in G Minor, Op. 116 Capriccio in D Minor, Op. 116 Brahms 2, =a mu. sf!) , car store §= | Beetheo ts Bevens, Page and Drescher; Flores, Berry and George. 610, Devel Gtreot a (6-3) (4-6) (9-7) win. Subscribe. to The Ciuzen. semi-finals and will meet within Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Prior to enlisting im the Navy. he was working toward his degree as STRAND THEATER Master of Music. While stationed in‘Key West he ERROL FLYNN in as appeared as violinist, piano “OBJECTIVE BURMA” accompanist, and conductor. He is YOU SHOULD WEAR AN h . ‘ . bese £3779 y evening, August 7, be-| perhaps best know! i Coming: “Jane Eyre” Plus Soe te erates s0 The Cr Sd aE Pee oem | ginning at 8:20 o'clock. and director of the Key. West FREE itiiveo "tte" tit” Express Schedale: NEW YORK, Aug. 6.—The St. ce north ‘portion a PROGRAM Choristers ‘ whose. performances Slrong and durable, these Identification brace: (NO STOPS EN 4 Lewis Caydinals, and the Pitts-|°¥ b pore EA PORS ce cron rave been ertthusiastically re-| ——ce | ee ce antl Bae LEAVES KEY WEST DAILY (Ex- Pirates aplit 0 double heed- |" %casionaly. : 'Y | Sonata No. IV in D Major, Handel] ceived. \ Sriaplendia service under the ‘mos, exacting CEPT SUNDAYS) at 6:00 P, Mc Ar ioe Fos oe winds,,qver south. portion, this}. “Adagio : Stan ai fous ut the eres. Baad no rives at Miami at 12:00 o'clock Mid 3 © yesterday, the Cardinals tak-|cfornoon, tonight. and Tuesday; «Allegro -_ ES x froner. We will send COD. A desired night. wil i t aro) . elss, ) Ie, ing om Bracelet. Aet quickly, supply limited! tem the opening game by a score| partly cloudy weather-with-wide-|: . ‘Larghetto Harold J. Weiss, Sp (W) lc, pani! ae nee Molly * LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT . af 18 t &. The score in the second} ly scattered thundershowers: over ‘Allegro panists received his early musical HEAVENLY DAYS EXCEL GIFT CO. SUNDAYS) at 12:00 o'clock . cobtest was, Pittsburgh 12, St.|south portion. ae hy Mr. Johnson ist Sato MAGE Binicnen: Coming: “2 Tickets to London” P. O. Box 975, Dept. F-11 a at Key West at 6:00 Jacksonville to Apalactiicola: Il ' G * y Newark, N. J. = Lames 5 No small craft or storm warn-| Prelude in A Minor _. Bach-Liszt Pa. For several years he was a eras sits cher ee ie Local Schedale: scholarship pupil at the Juilliard School of Music, New York City, Besides being a pianist, Mr. V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30; Al- Weiss is also known as an accot Book 3, now good. No. 3°) i Brahms ): : : i : Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: 82 end 68 24 hours ; plished organist and Choir Di- El expire Oct. 31; Fl thru ‘5 FUEL if eee eens ccs ee sot Main, Op. 116 eros Higcrics of mabatily organ K1 expires Nov. 30. Period 1 thru 5, 10 Gal. each WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets Ration Board Offic eee ecco recitals in St. Paul’s Episcopal Phone 43 Church is. proving very popular. Post Office Building, enece IDENTIFICATION BRACELET Fast, Dependable Freight and Express Service £ MIAMI AND KEY WEST Also Serving All Points On Florida Keys Between Miami and Key West (Stops At All Intermediate FULL CARGO INSURANCE What ane tie tito most ianfp vam words — Mr. Weiss OS: MASSES z zeae TBS az RES EEE Fx RO REIOEE HOT v a ~ - Herring Sonata in A Major (First Move-' DG) Ga te Ce ee Oe Ge ae ee ME ae a ae diy ch Coe eee _ Merring merit! <i. .... Franck ower wMelegretto ben Moderato , | eM Mr. Johnson and Mr. Weiss * y. —_—_ Davis Roland Johnson, SoMic, began La Metterts tthe study of violin in his home First | .| town, Johnson City, Tennessee.’ Sunset .| After attending the Tennessee tb At Pittsburgh R HH E! Moonrise .| State Teachers College for twoj| my Lous 10 21 i .| years he was the recipient of a Pighdnergh B.S ia “| scholarship to the College of Mus-, Brett + Buteher, ic of Cincinnati. As well as being, K Gywelt concertmaster he was often ‘solo- t ist with the College Symphony Or- . Lous chestra. After graduating, with et Pittsburgh great distingtton, Mr. Johnson | ra Burahart was offered a position with the jet at 5 Temperature data for the 24!Entertains For vt At Cincinnati R H_ Ej/ hours ending 8:30 a. m., as report- a vi Chicago 12 22 I/ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau.|Joseph Lowe, 93 Cimevanat _ § m4 bhi Highest Lowest Bericheon, Derringer a “a last 24 hours lastnight) - yr, and Mrs.- Charles Hoeffer “ fepete: Kennedy, Modak, Riddle} Atlanta ___ 92 74 | entertained with a dinner in Del- a and Lokeman. . ———. 80 He ray Beach, Fla., August 3 in hon- te or ‘of Mrs. Hoeffer’s father, Joseph the Shere. 8 H 80 | Lowe, on his 93rd birthday. Philedeiphie 8 6 Those attending were: Mr. | See York ig 13 or and Mrs. Harry Raulerson of Fort} al Sereul, Leon and Andrews;| Galveston. 92 80 Laiderdalen @Béniamin Lowe of Vetwelle and Lombardi. Jacksonville___ 93 3 : ges y bee i Kansas Cit: 98 72 Key‘ West; George 'M. Lowe of in pom: < x = 90 $1 [Jacksonville. First League t est Airport 89 82 Grand ‘children attending were ti E| Memphis. = 15 Mr. and‘ Mrs. Wellington Bunch Ma oe 4 1B 1| Miami. a3"? <go'e:fof! Fort Lauderdale, Yvonne mm Mashington 5 14 0| Minneapolis. 83 62 |Lowe of Miami, Helen Hoeffer, Bd Wood, Ryba, Barrett, Heflin| New Orleans__77 yo" Doce se Hoetier, Mes. | Ernest te gid Holm: Haefner, Leonard,| New York———.81 70 gent Vee! see oeapner es : Preretti and _ ’ 6g -|gteat grandson, Wesley E. Dooley a] epee ont Cuore. > Ut all of Delray Beach; Donald Pin- ” ON Sanaecans Gil ee 79 !der of Jacksonville. ~ Washington 5 10 1) Sittsburgh___ 84 66 | Mr. Lowe is a pioneer of Key Meucmana, Joh 4 Holm 5t. Gouis___ 98 74 West and is well known here. “ ee et Hl: fase 0 76 |Mr. Lowe has 35 grand children and Evans. wo and 35 great grand children. He a . U. S. air control means morejis now making his home in Del- A Pee... "gua 4 H E landing operations. ray Beach with his daughter and pe —— eC son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoeffer. 4 Philadelphia : ll ED 7 f “ u mm cay w ot 1 « oS startles U. S. industr; of the birth of a daughter, weigh- ing 7 pounds 9 ounces, to Mr. and e fone ty Re hari ace FROSTS HAVE GIRL as * : ¥ - C ETE Announcement has been made ve and | oT long ago, Russian armies were lined up on We must add our strer on inoaes Sianoon. a Recel Dail L 4 ‘|Mrs.° Charles Earl Frost at the N the Oder, facing desperate Nazi resistance — ment toward ur ‘ lt 1 Tresh. ' pee rmen ree? Win | Municipal Hospital this morning. before Berlin, On the 14th of February, nearly every part of the glo! must | - ee —000— The Frost family reside at 162- 4,000 bombers and fighters, part British, part swerving support to r At St. Louis R H_ E! Popular Brands of DEP OU elaa Te ec American, flew to that vital sector and smashed at _ statesmen and legislators the s t > ade ee a SY: enemy strong points and concentrations. Some make it effective. We must d ol a: Pee Se as CIGARS and COLD Se er anda bo planes actually unloaded their bombs only 12 miles necessary start, even though the first step 18 not 4s Munerief, eg ep cade Seascale in front of the Russian spearhead! altogether perfect as we might wish. ES Munerief, Soldak, Shirley and SOFT DRINKS — 3 in fro P gether 8 6 P iy jeemen) dom uaniomotehemical That was Combined Operations. Will you pla yur part in thi ee ee a ee a a ee e Sees Feaaes 7 itish Admiral led tough U. S. i } STANDINGS _ In Burma, a British miral le ) BSS in the ranks v ® = TTT TT LU Rangers, Tommies from all parts of the Empire, Ren cian er s Zz ng ao btteetetabene | FLORIDA MILITARY ACADEMY Indian Ghurkas and Sikhs, Chinese foot soldiers, ; Chicago 63 34.649 i carrying weapons made in Bridgeport. All wore First, getand Beep yourself informed ab St. Louis 59 42 584 different uniforms. But all shared in their hearts a specific proposals for peace and interna t ' Brooklyn 4 43 561) = OPENS SEPTEMBER 6th FOR ITS 37th YEAR single determination—to destroy the arch-destroy- cooperation which are now before us. Read ’ Hew York S47 535 Fully accredited since 1914. Designated Honor Military Schoo! of a Series on International ets, to conquer the common enemy. and listen to the discussions of them. Ask your ® Pittsburgh 5150 505 by War Dept. R. O. T. C. Sepa: junior school. Recreation Cooperatiun Sponsored: by 7 : Public Library for material on them. ° Boston 46 «55 i ret on oar a one daalveg ention to every student. That is Combined Operations—two words that - Cincinnati 43 «53 mrollment limited. -inclusi' rate, $1,075. Aviation s s ffect the future of mankind. cc inter our friends in thes 6 Philadelphia 2% 73 263 training available under U. S. Flying Service. For catalog City Electric System sane ; Sec pod int cea ae ndsint pt “ write Col. Walter B. Mendels, Pres., Box A. ‘ We have learned the lesson that to win this wat Get ai aaoaeaten = S0y 0c ; American League : . we had to fight side by side with our allies, regard- ness, religious or other groups tw which ) ou i Detroit so 400) ST.’ PETERSBURG, FLORIDA * Florida Keys Te Seas aee oe pales Belong. Washingt $4 42 (563/5 en » issi p ' t See You 50 43° 53g | Seon csc Aqueduct Commission And now, with durable peace within our grasp, Third, say what you think—for or against —in ee Chicago 49 46 ~~ (516), : i * we cannot abandon that lesson. Unity, efficiency, writing, to your Congressman and Se "—"oston 48490495 —_——————— Key West Gas Co. fellowship, international cooperation must be your newspaper. Declare yourself. Speak uy land 4 48 480|/ two mores ov MET A MiJ« roruzan prices continued. St. Louis 46 47 = ~=—(.489 ete A . i. Work today for peace, that your children Philadelphia 32 62 340 LOCATED IN HEART OF CITY *« Key West Transit Co. _ assy Aesiiom Clean, siege uptels Rates ROOMS peas or Wire 2 iieepeciee siuhceaehiibge te Hs le eee Reasonable servations : ‘coward seeing tha sermanent internationa STRONG ARM BRAND COFFE? WITH BATH and TELEPHONE *« body to maintain peace be made a going concern. [PREPARED BY THE WAR ADVERTISING CO COFFEE ONE, ord ' "MONE. Ist Avenue * ; MILL 00 Roses - 100 Rooms - Elevator | GROCERS $ BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION KM Bk ke kw Kk kK we KK KS | renee RSE AES ‘ : : Combined Op«