The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1945, Page 4

dome LL 2a - JAPANESE NOW READY |#<ded the men who would|special session of congress, be released, from the army|and that measures will be (Continaed trom Page One) |and the navy and other; taken immediately to speed! *|omic bomb might have been| branches of the armed ser- Plas empioy work. Many COFFEE TWO KEY WESTERS evccccceseocccoce IN SERVICE ARE FLORIDA’S WAR CASUALTIES GIVEN MENTION ),,, Tne -Navy Departmenc an-|Clarence ounces for the United States as|Broadway, a whole 461 casualties for August) McCrary David William, Fld- 1938 iers who. helped keep General 8, 1945, of the U.S. Naval Forces/ Music 1c, "USMCR. Pareate Me i (Navy, Marine Corps and Coastjang Mrs. Andrew McCrary, Day- / —~ tee 18,000, troops iow housed inj Guanl) Ret beretafore released tong Beach, a the Florida” Notional the sprawling tent city of Camp! ists’ consisting of 61 dead, 393| Selby, George Walter, Jr., Cpl., sed Colonel John Jenkins,| Chicago, near Sissonne, in north-|.,ounded, and 7 missing. These|USMCR. Father, George W. Selby Sates Acmy, senior in-/eastern, France, awaiting rede-| casualties bring the total reported St» Muniipal Trailer Park, Tam- of elantey, who had been|Ployment to the Pacific or the/4, next of kin and released for P# Spectal to The Citisen) Assembly Area. Command, CUTIZEN | France, Aug. 9.—Ordnance sold- discussed; “and it was sur-| vices ‘ nts, employing mill mised further that consid-| (It was stated also that, as have not yet begun the task eration’ Was given to what|soon as Japan surrenders un-|of reconverting from a war would happen to the United] conditionally, President Tru-|to @ peace basis). States economically if Japan| man will probably call a} ———-——- surrenders within the next week or two, or in the next j CHECKED IN 7 DAYSWITH 02£444444444444 month. (Immediately, the manu- facturing of war supplies = the eheampment of|United States. They are being] pJication since December 7,|\ Taylor, George Lansing, S-Sgt.,| would be stopped, and mil- wt Port Peylor, left yesters|Proessed. by, the Assembly Area) i941, to August 8, 1945, to 145,465./USMCR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs.| lions of men and women LiquiD for. .. : for BH. Augustine pag near yen o, 608), Ths list includes only those iBebey 0. Tales 2104 Post St.,| would be thrown out of work. eae eae Grade “A” NO LIMIT — All c. “Richard « 8° | from. Florida. | Jacksonville. . Shoo left yest-}Duval! street. Key Wes is a : FLORIDA | Wimpee, Guy. Frank, Pvt. US| To that number’ would be Take only as directed V ] B York ‘to join Mr,/member of ‘the’ unit? Navy Dead |MC. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. James) H eal - bad i am engineer op steemebip Florida.) ASSEMBLY AREA gom- ‘== the summer be-}MAND, France, Aug. 9.—@One of teeee Sew York City and Port-| the first veteran Ninth ‘Air Force Man service units scheduled for -rede- \ployment to the United States, ;S. Wimpee, 1624 Perry St., Jack- jsonville. y Young, Earl Myer, Cpl., USM er of war.) Wife, Mrs. Mary L.'cR. wife, Mrs. Shirley M. Young, King, 119 N. Glenwood Ave../3g Moreno Court, Pensacola. Clearwater. | Navy Missing Any Cut You Desire ' Butter—_Eggs—Cheese Self Service Groceries and Vegenamine King, Stuart Waller, Maj. MC. (Previously reported .p DOUBBLE DOUBBLE i ur appetite? Feel drag- by gy? When due to simple or ff A Pha aaa ddadadaaAdd dd td ddntatntndntnd © ee ty. weighing 450 the 86th Depot Group, sis being} Neal, Hugh, Pfc, USMCR.| Gottberg, Les eu Visit this Little Market for Top Quality Food Products te, wee cought yesserday proessed at Camp Detroit, in the|Mother, Mrs. Cynthia A. Neaidiian incre eee A INSECT SPRAY ee fee Colday Channel Assembly Area Command _in/Hallandale. tents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Joseph It Kills | > i febn Cobo, assisted by his France. Stanley, Thomas _ Franklin! Gottherg, Starke. It 1 CARLOS MARKET ee. Bebo. and Lance ome Pfc. Paul E. Roberts, 1527 Von| Allen, Ensign, USNR. (Previously! When Others Fail c Fl wee fehing for jewfish Phister street, Key West, is con-|reported missing.) Pare y CITYMAN’‘ is ‘orner Fleming and William Streets whew the ray struck the bait with nected with this group. ” and Mrs, Lucius Clinton eeree SU NIGe Sees Pe ohone oe Sementnws force, At one time.) Sr. 121 W. Chase St., Pensacola. | FAYETTE, Idaho. — You've) GARDNER'S MRARMACY Drug and Grocery Stores || Key West, Fis. } gd a ae Se ee a —— Navy Wounded joften heard the proverb, “Make| bytebiiaiaceaibabdiabinindinetdiaistaid Regt there till the ray had ner’s mate 2c, USN. Wife, Mrs.icomes Robert C. Goodwin, of “BUY MORE WAR BONDS AND KEEP THEM whausted. nareeereom Genevieve Cora Barratt, 1129] Washington, the War Manpower ° “ QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 Bass Blvd., Dunedin. | Commission’s executive director, | WW Bemeritt, superintendent "Benson, Robert Earl, Pvt., US ieee st aily Saeed od im this district,! 1. Chief of Staff to the Com-}MC. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ts you're uss to it!” A. Benson, 1627 Laura St; Jacks; Youre, Maga! sonville. Visiting his) f’s farm, near Pay- ette, re she worked in the Hendry, Joseph Milton, Pvt.,| hayfield with the result that he USMC. Parents, Mr. and Mrs.| was badly blistered. ; ——— _ - —__- —_______ —— RATIONING TIMETABLE thie morning on the tender'mander in. Chief of,he: VU. S. & 7 aids to navigation Army and Navy.. + ae pee West and Miami. 2. In Southeastern ‘Dutch Bor- | 4. He, ,is . generally ctedited | of the PS Marke Ley “PHONE 178 SUPER Broadway KEY WEST’S LEADING FOOD STORE Duyal end Petronia Streets ee sl, Roberts, Mr. | er, Mr. and! .» and Mr.! ‘ i 4 mott were! With being the inventor modern submarine. of Captain and! & Sounders aboard their) 5. It is a forked strap for hold- FOODS SUGAR : ee eee Sener ene. down & horse's .hepd. Book 4, Blue ¥2-Z2, Al-Cl Stamp 96, 5 Ibs. thru Aug. 31. $ ° ; e eee ate verte | In the Lord’s Prayer. expire Aug. 31; Dl-Hl ex- GASOLINE : r-ry by wee ne Key| 7 About 400 pounds a year. pire Sept. 30; JI-N1 ex- Al6 good for 6 gallons © Tropeal Aquarium superin- 8. 27,000,000, of which 16,000,- pire Oct. 31; Pl thru Tl ex- through Sept. 21. s ‘ Geetent for exhibition purposes. (°° were. Allies. Pire Nov. 30. SHOES 9. More than 4,000,000 — 1,- West Count Club will} 900,000 for four years. ee ee ey Ce willl | 30. First, . balloons; * Gemee on the evening of 2 , . } aad} 14 im honor of the officers| gliders. third, airships; @ the Ploride National Guard, | Planes. ehh & encamped at Fort Tay- is ao GI FIRST STEEL SHIP Red Q2-U2 expire Aug. 31. V2-Z2 expire Sept. 30; Al- El expire Oct. 31; Fl thru Kl expires Nov. 30. Ration Board Office, Post Airplane stamps 1, 2, 3, 4, Book 3, now good. FUEL Period 1 thru 5, 10 Gal. each Office Building, Phone 43 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 10. 35¢ Lots of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables second | fourth, PrYTTITII ttl eccce ee Mes Charles Lunn, Jr and} NEW: YORK. — The | Dirigo, Use No MEN , who had been visiting launched in 1894, and designed | POST TOASTIES 11-Oz 5 ; 0 TOES 0 69% returned yesterday. {by th ea 15 c ; wi. en. Laden deel shane eitan ain: | CORN FLAKES yee | POTA 10 vss. eter Toe Citizen says in an - } semi nry = CALIFORNIA paragcaph | Si | 2331 LAOS v. 16% the seem voter's capacity for Shop For Your Sunday Dinner at GRAPE FRUIT JIC CAN 31¢ ae Ve MICHELE MORGAN in |“Two Tickets to Lon Coming: “Passage to Marseille” PERSIAN, LARGE LIMES FRESH, TENDER POINT FREE NOW ARCHER’S THERE IS NO LIMIT ON VEAL -- BEEF -- LAMB ROASTERS , and. FRYERS Mako shopping list now—bring it to Archer's. Our a VP lae alctian of $008: piodticts will surprise ‘yous PI to restock your pantry shelves completely. ‘We have a NICE selection of FROSTED FOODS i Men, Women! Old at 40,50, 60! Want Pep? Want to Fee! Years Younger? 2 ins. 20° LB. 28° 11% ———— Carnation, Borden’s and Armour’s : Fre POINT FREE ONIONS No. 2 42 “JOAN FONTAINE in” “JANE EYRE” Coming: “‘Bullfighters” ee ees cires "vonte younger tooling. (his very day. eee everywhere—in. West. at Gardner's Pharm ‘This famous insecticide kills not | only dangerous germ-laden malaria | ‘mosquitoes—but many house- hold pests like moths and flies. ~ Buy a large supply, today! WE EXPECT A GOOD SUPPLY OF BEEF, VEAL, LAMB AND POULTRY HEINZ TOMATO SOUP 3 cans29¢ Customers are not obligated to buy groceries to get Our Meats TOMATO JUICE 3 Gans FREESTONE | : 9 HEINZ WHITE PEACHES LB. 16¢ Sane, |g - APPLE JUICE a. 23°) In Our Meat Dept. mosquitoes! Help protect her with Flit! | lhl | p 3k One Coat Covers Metal, Wood, co ane Vita-VAR ! Rice ume F° BUTTER = _A¥ Ta eT ye | MALTED MILK otter,.43c] FRANKS in, BS ———— ae | eos sym. | BOLOGNA in 29 Bermuda .N\ ALUMINUM PAINT PORK AND BEANS 2 os 20°| creauy onc: Raton) —— en | < rumimnrwenne BP tae COTTAGE CHEESE in 286 White at Eliza Street Phone 52 Brick, Concrete, Plaster SMOKED SHREDDED WHEAT vx: 11° We Expect A Reasonable Supply of Soap and Soap Powder for This Week BABO D an 256 S0S PADS 2u,. 25° SANEFLUSH ak For Radiators, Pipes, Tanks, Roofs, Equipment, Basement Walls MORE BRILLIANT! 1 COAT COVERS We have received a good sized shipment of MEATS BEEF i) VEAL All You Want — NO LIMIT’ ° Also Smoked BACON SAUSAGE _ 39° AMERICANCHEESE —.. 39¢ GRADE “A” EXTRA LARGE Dez. _6lc LB. ; 1(¢ || ARMOUR STAR 2 PAG. in 238 LB. Self Service Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables = PIERCE BROS. Fleming and Elizabeth Sts. PURE LARD (CHECK YOUR WEIGHT DAILY—FREEF We will be closed for Alterations MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Aug. 13, 14 and 15 and will R E - OP E N Thursday, Aug. 16 WE DELIV GROCERY ORDERS by Boys on Bicyeles 29, e | Phone 270 Large Size