The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1945, Page 3

)R, Payne And Wife Visitors Here Included in the recent arrivals for a visit with relatives and | y were Mr. and Mrs. ‘Tom | ly employed by The Key West | te The Citizen Citizen and The Artman Press for | YORK, Aug. 9. — The|many years, na gpa pense ge ffobe at ome - Braves in of Mrs. Juniette Pinder on Mar- | — oy header yes- garet street. Mrs. Payne is a first game, |Riece of Mrs.’ Pinder. + Celebrating Opening The Midget Bar and ne thels| 3 Goods Store are celebrating their {Gala Opening today and this Ae ‘ening. Music by Gibby and T |“The Melody Boys”, their > nouncement appears on the front | Page of today’s Citizen. Nationally | the known beer, Budweiser, Schlitz} | and other brands are being served | olan well as Canadian Ale. The Bar| and Patio haye been considerably | >e f enlarged, the best of drinks aré served at the Bar or in the Patio, where you and your friends may enjoy the evening in the coolest | HE! place in town. A complete assort- | 16 1 | ment of Package Goods is in stock | 5 1) in wanted sizes. ; Andrews, | 2 of | ? { ; Williams, FORECAST | Key West and Vicinity: Clear | to partly cloudy this afternoon, | HE | tonight and Friday with- a few | 5 0' widely scattered showers; gentle| Florida: Afternoon and evening | and Unser; Gregg and | { thundershowers in north ad west} oe portions, otherwise fair, this after- | Night Games noon, tonight and Friday. | First Game Jacksonville through Florida | AC Photadetptia R 4H BE Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to Prttstass gh 4 6 @ moderate winds through Friday, | PR Leds ttre 0 | southwesterly becoming variable! Becond Game jover north portion and southeast- Priestess ah o 8 erly over south portion; scattered Pesta iptaa 8 a 9 afternoon and evening thunder-/ ay showers in all coastal areas ex-| At New York K H ‘cept southeast Florida, ee aaa fair. 5. vant 4 4 : Jacksonville to Apalachicola: | en, No small craft or storm warn- American League ings have been issued. First Game At Detect RHE WEATHER br haraeeee Betan 2 : 3! Key West, Fla., Aug. 9, Beton $5 ou 0 | Qheervation taken at 8:30 a. m. Porrs ged Garbark, Overmirc?| Eestern bf it sal cag ‘a hone 286, auig8- 3t mgm Swit Highest last 24 hours - 90} Bed! Crosp,:?' 31 ‘l aug9- atx | Beton ~ sfecwent Mest nient EMPLOYMENT WANTED ‘Witson #8 Normal ; WANTED — Laundry to do al{ condition, Inquire’ 227-5" 15th . i} _ undr, condition. quirs - ok end Holm. Loutema and Precipit home. Wet wash only. Phone} street court, Poinciana. Rainfall, 24 hours ending 224. aug8-6tx aug9-3tx :G 8:30 a.m.: inches n oa QUOD) Or pect ar ty ae ou ge ‘ | on | Total rainfall since Aug. | MISCELLANEOUS LADY’S prewar bicycle; balloon | o> & 5 8 inches = 0.83 tires, practically new. O. K. _ Ss ® 8 — ® Deficiency since Aug. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re-| Shoe Shop. ‘aug9-3tx a s 1 6) inches paired; sewing machines, — | Total rainfall since Jan. 1; ' knives, scissors sharpened;|MAN’S BICYCLE, $25.00. 3-D ae Gteage es 8 inches ~~ 12.54 keyg duplicated. B. F. Camip-| Porter Place. aug9-3tx Seamgus $ 8 1 Deficiency since January 1 ay bell, 803 Simonton street. (be aw 7 1% = 1{ inches - sks: ' aligl-1mo FOR RENT a S, Sato Row El Relative Humidity | EXPERT alterations on military|FURNISHED ROOMS and apart- Petadeighte | 69% | “and civilian clothes. Specializ-/ ments. Reasonable rate. 411 - 7.7 FF Seagrass Almanac | ing in enlisted men’s and offi-| William street. jly30-1mox : mn Sunrise --- 6:58 aM.; cers work. Apt. 10-F, Porter ay md Sunset 8:06 P.M Biace, phone 717-J. aug3-6tx|FURNISHED ROOMS; hot and League Moonrise Cebit cold water, washing privileges. WL Ave. | Moonset peepee FOR SALE Paul’s Tire Shop, 426 White Che ae “o 4 633 Tomorrow's Tides RR a ike BROS MG aug3-6tx » i ® 42 «(See (Naval Base) sg [DINING room set; buffet, China Gradiye S43 «=566| «High Tide — - closet, cabinet, extension table,|sMALL unfurnished _ cottage. Rew Vers oy id 535) a ae BES ee. 4 chairs and rugs. 1125 Flagler} Apply Gerald Saunders, Key | Pretatnes gh eed 13:17 p.m. Pm. | avenue, phone 340. aug4-tf} West Gas. Co. dug9-3tx | etn “* % 451! nee ; Rei ST. ' ell Ss. mod rn Bureau. t ei marion League waledieas es ae er eet s 41 573 last 24 hours last night | EW Basing “» «2 563 | 68 ee Vor » 8 62 =. +. 2 | WATCHES Cleretant “ «@ 23 | wee o w 56 | FOR LADIES AND MEN: + > i “o 60 Pe ete ge 2 662 17 SPECIAL a Jacksonville_—_97 72 | LADY’S WATCH Cotewed Revue At [Kansas City — 78 70 | Hayview Park Tonight eye Taiport. 00 30 | 14 K. Solid Gold Case “$4950 Memphis 82 65 | 17 Jewels = Terme: and Mis Kythm Bomb- 84 81 | > nm 4 Revuc n- | Minneapolis_— — 62 | ered be the Coty Recreation De-} New Orleans 92 a Sent eal! be held at Bayview | New York. -17 66 | & wale ot 680 p.m. It will] Norfolk. 80 — | MEN'S hates Witte Word from NOB,| Okla. City 86 66 Derk Termer, who sings, danc- | Pensacola. 83 15 | AUTO WA © tet lee emeees the show, Julia | Pittsburgh__——__80 59 j ne “Stim and | &t. Louis. 80 62 | 17 Jewel °$ 0 emedians and the “Hot 91 ie || Water Proof ____ "$595 « dancing girt chorus. The hak, | : ny ood. po attend. A ve = | *—Tax Included Sweepsecond Hand __ camer will be given] DETROIT. — More than 9,000,-| ——- Avmwet '6% at the) 999 Bibles and Testaments have} Seugiowt High Sehoo! for colored | been distributed among the armed forces of this country since the International. POISON IVY (@entinued from Page One) HOW TO KILL IT oe* ~ ee — Kill the outer skin. It peels off Alert “fee testified that and with it goes the ivy infec-| Gitace aanent would have}tion. Often one application is} Sek Se Menender again had|enough. Get Te-ol solution at any eet be, Beivey. grabbed a picce drug store. It’s powerful. Stops het pipe ond threatened to itehing quickly. Your 35c back} eke Gikeen Wf he did not put} tomorrow if not pleased. Today | at Gardner's Pharmacy.—Adv, ren the pnes of ceuling. ‘Mrs. Warren Gibson" 4 2\to moderate southeasterly winds. |. beginning of the war by Gideon's} —_—— Mrs. Warren R, Gibson ‘au ter of Rev. antl Mrs. C.F. Howes loyed at the Naval Operations Key West. ee Old battleship Nevada survives}: Six direct hits off Okinawa. _Subseribe to, ve sas a On Wednesday, August 8, Miss. Genevieve Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Hamilton of} 1213 White Street, was honored with a Birthday Party. at her home on her seventeenth Birthday. The room was decorated with pink roses and ferns as a back+ ie and other bouquets con- the first Pa men: regu \ivertisers le a have CES indvertise- ments c ae insure fy amenGen. must thie aie ee ws publication: os ‘eet Ee HELP WANTED TELEPHONE OPERATORS WANTED Full Pay While Learning Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits PERMANENT 'T EMPLOYMENT See Mrs, McDermott Chief Operator TELEPHONE OFFICE Ww full time | employment. No experience ne cessary. SH. Kress & Oo. augl-lmo WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN GIRLS. Good salary. Southern-! ‘most City Pharmacy. | augl-lmo POSITION - OPEN; ' ‘ ¢ase ‘worker, Key West Chapter Almerican FOR SALE E740 ae Pore, Hews unfurnished; | = |'scheme ‘matching it, payable monthly. Johnson = Johnson, Phone 372. augl- 1mo! | Mrs. Phillis Mesa, Mrs. Virginia USED, FURNITURE. bought and: sold. Key West Bedding Co., phone 669, 515 Front St. jiyl8-1mo! VITA: VAR Super Chromium | Finish Aluminum Paint; covers 30% more surface than most of the aluminum paints. $5.40 per gallon, Pierce Bros. aug8-Imo WHIZZER motor bike. 5-E Por-| ter Place, after 6 P. M. aug6-4tx | VITA : VAR HOUSE PAINT guaranteed 100% pure. $3.25! gallon. There ‘is none finer at, any. price. Pierce Bros. aug8-lmo BEER—Ballantine, Schlitz, Bud-| weiser, $5.50 case. Wine at half price. Call up-stairs, 928 Divi-; sion, Blue Front. aug6-6tx | VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal-' lon, none better. Pierce Bros. aug8-lmo leave added beaut | Misses: Betty Armayor, Ruthie Di sisting of crotens and vcard tables ere we the game of of the A number of used in playing Cootie, which took t to the success of rendering séverat )the piano. were received. Mrs, Phillis M Land Miss’ Betty Armayor aésistéd Genevieve in opening the gifts. A lovely Birthday Cake was the party sélections and served with other re- freshments es decorations on ve cake and the flowers. it ease Me Mr. and John Archer, Tagg ear Mir. and Mrs. Frank- lin Jones, Mrs. Eulalie Jones; Whitmarsh, Mrs. Eva (Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hall, ‘amilton. | Negro, Ruth Roberts, Betty Rae |Brady, Beverly Suarez, Alma Rash, Betty Boza, Doris Boza, ‘Barbara Burdock, Betty Cottrel Messrs: Thomas Summers, Perry Trusdale, Al Budin, Leo Richard- son, Jimmy McGrady, Ray Cart- er, Oscar McClannan, Ray Dun- jean, Troy Carpenter, Gene Sell, Lee Saxon. Miss Camalier Party Hostess alae agy Miss Carolyn Camalier, ‘daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs, William Cama- lier, entertained with an enjoy- able party, on Tuesday evening at her home, 1315 Piné) street, in honor of her 14th birthday. Those in attendance were: Joanne Knowles, Andrey Rob- |inson; Ulysse Lancaster, Betty Cruz, Betty McDonald, Anne} Doughtry, Fayé Pinder, Claudia Roberts, Lillian’ Roberts, Shirley Johnson, Roy Johnson, Kenneth | Albury, Vincent Molina, Jackne up most Lee Hail added |, by tts, esa decorated with seventeen candles, |’ , IS Now €APTAIN (Special otttsen) i , Aug, 9—Uttie M. Gwynn, hed .» son, of Mr. and. Mrs, Ulric} “Announcement has been: inade 809 Fleming street, Key {of the birth of a son to’ Mr. and Maginot (West, Florida has reently been|Mrs, Henry H. Sims today at the} fro from 1st lieutenant to. Beg me Hospital. bgt eee ranae Omer tia eth “teat, Polaches Pace phowesaphic technical squadron. the Fifth Air Force, stationed Pr sypiadeanaal in the Western Paci- of the birth of a daughter Captain Gwynn is ‘4° graduate’ and Mrs. Robert King, ‘Tuesday at i Air Forces! Technical. the, Murine) Hospital. efha of Photography for En- he, King family resides at floral offerings, listed Personnel at Lowry Field,| ‘ie Poinciana Place, and a ha ikind Colorado, and was commissioned | |ways sani June 1943. from Photo Cadets! Psychiatrists finds nervous war FAMILY | at Yale University at New Hav-} Veterans good job risks. (a9-1tx) en, Connecticuit. After being| ERIE oR commissioned, Captain Gwynn | Where's Dan, the wetchenss attended Administrative =) tors’ School at Fort Logan, Colo- rado and. the Air Forces Intelli- gence School at Harrisburg, Pen- nsylvania. Captain Gwynn has been over- seas 17 months, and is the recip. ient of the Asiatic-Pacific theate! ribbon with four campaign stars! for, participation in the Bismark | Archipéligo, New Guinea and} ‘hillipine campaigns. He has} been awarded the Philippine Lib- ration Ribbon with one cam paign star for serving with his } hinit under enemy air attacks. Captain Gwynn. is a graduate of Key West High School, and} has attended Civilian Military (Training Camp for a period of’ three years; at Fort. Screven,) Georgia. Prior to entering the Air Forces, Captain Gwynn serv-} ed a year with the Florida State} Guard at Key West. BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval Street = | COMPLETE 4 ‘That's; what Chris; Humbert, Merchandise” Manager 6? Humbert’s Department Store, wants to know learns that a $200,000 shipment of mink coats ished into thin air, while heing transported from BASEBALL SCORES |3 SECOND-HAND bath tubs. W. Drudge, Robert Fernandez, J. M. B. Hanson, Plumbing Supplies, |Pinder, Roger Smith, Leeburgh Repairs and Installations, 1201 Knowles and James Sheppard. | Received Daily by Leased Wire} White street, phone 29. ——_— % augs-3tx/ Orvis Kemp Weds the em loading : platform, “to the fur pa rary answet hangs right ‘above’ him, if he'll look. And that’s aet ‘all, as ) robbery, marder_ and love vie with each | WEDGEWOOD gas stove; Al condition; top oven, four burn-} ers, incinerator, temperature control. Phone 1067-W. Come seé at 2819 Staples avenue. itiiedeie diene eed NURSE'S WATCH “$4950 We size rings and engrave jewelry FREE of charge when purchased here. KEY WEST JEWELRY CO. 532 Duval St. (NEXT TO GARDNER'S PHARMACY) ‘ried at Good ‘Shepard Lutheran ‘Church, San_ Diego, organ. ‘Marvin Kemp Is WATC WATER PROOF Phone 155 In California _—_—_— Orvis M. Kemp SKD tc, son of Dr. and Mrs. William P. Kemp, | Key West, and Margaret Goff, Y lc, daughter of Mrs. M. Christof- fersen, Clinton, Iowa, were mar- California, Aug. 4, at 6:30 P. M. by Rev. Kibler. Mrs. Kibler was at the} A Wave, friend of the bride, sang, “Because”, and “Twenty-! third Psalm”, favorites of the} bride. | Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goff, brother and sister- in-law of the bride. The couple wore their white uniforms. Visitor To City Marvin H. Kemp, son of Dr. and | Mrs. William P. Kemp, member of the 20th Armored Division, who had been in Germany for the past six months, was an arrival in Key West during the week on a 30-day furlough. Upon leaving here, he will be assigned, to duty in the Pacific. 7 JEWEL “$4950 With our war in the Pacific reaching climactic intensity, and with peak move- ments of men and materials across the U.S.A, transportation meets its greatest challenge. The Office of Defense Transportation believes that critically needed space is being occupied by UN. ESSENTIAL TRAVELERS—that this space must be conserved for the unremitting demands of war, So don’t plan any trip that can be postponed tilt the firing ceases. Save yourself embarrassment, discomforts and loss of time, One day we'll get the “go ahead” sign agam. War restrictions will be lifted, and there'll be a “step- ping up” of motor bus service... in frequency of schedules, in comfort and in speed. Until that time let’s cooperate to the fullest .~. . LET’S USE TRANSPORTATION WISELY! ORIEXMororiam TERMINAL SOUTHARD and BAHAMA STS., Phone 242, KEY WEST Tet 0 '% swt E8set 2ZSSh FFs tt