The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 11, 1945, Page 3

x ng a THE KEY WEST CITIZEN U. S. NAVY SPARE PARTS WAREHOUSE. ~ HAS TROUBLE TO SPARE FOR TOKYO Are Recorded ¢ ie 5 ‘By “ADELAIDE KERR “There is also the problem of PS, eda J. CONWAY =| warehouses” — compartment box- recorded this morning in the AP _Yeatures: Writer 5 ursing ich: sfeatures we e , When. Princess Anna Maria Lag areduaie spss lt ae eer JOLIET, Iil., Aug. 11—A mar- es of critical parts that Lada taken ‘county clerk’s office. Schwarzenberg, daughter of one sich strides during the war that tial mail order house that nandies| ashore immediately after the Sea-| Fred J. Dion sold Baywood, lof imperial. Austria’s foremiost |e ats Netcuee anda 100,000 different items—as many bees land with invading forces. As' formerly the site of the Carib- i families,::was a. little girl, her tion to bring the: 46. dat as the largest house in the civil-| soon as battle circumstances per-'pean Club FA Fhe Cetteen) brothers used to chant: ion to bring them up to date. | ian trade—is helping the war| nit a lub on Key Largo, with a ie ti x Machinists retained first place} “Anna ‘Maria, Anna Maria, _ This whole question of nurs-| wheels rolling on Pacific islands.| ™> supply lepots are-set "up on frontage of 400 feet on the high- é Tommy Base last night when they won over] ;““Bring the water to put out the 198 education is important to the It's the Navy’s Central Spare| forward island bases and provid-jway and running back to Black- 2 the — the Southern Engineering Co. ten\£Ne.” i ~ aha jworld, for efficient nursing con-| Parts Warehouse, a cluster of 49}ed with approximately 40,000 y ater Sound, ‘o Mary Hanley for 4 ati Witery while ‘by a 7 to 3 score, joes in the pect! The... brothers.« Schwarzenberg tributes to health, an important} musings bunched on 33 acres} different kinds of parts. eS | 00. Six buildi with ph | ¥ to his ond game the S School won were inspired’. by: a desire eee the world pattern for oc Be Sea nea by 3,182 men} ‘The system's hub plant near ture and furnishin, gs, four Mee joining the ever the Port Taylor ten b j tease, rather than an urge to pro~ ¢ : ‘ | The plant, biggest of its kind in Joliet, 7,000 miles or so away,'wharves and tennis courts are in- leading Chicago yells ylor ten by anjphesy. But in the years since they} The axe . executive ay, the global U. S. Naval network,! Stocks and replenishes these dis. |cluded in the sale. eingied in Tom: rong sang that teasing tune, Princess 15 a & ooking woman witi! supplies replacement parts for all tant branches and trai! A tract on Windley Island, or A ( trains Se: Boston run 1! the first game the hitting Schwarzenberg — as Nurse Sch- |friendly, smiling eyes and sottly-| tye machinery needed to establish ins Seabees Umbrella Key, near the quarvies lashed his of Lopez and Williams featured |W@2e0bere has done much to curling brown hair. Her father, jang-based ieetullations acd heep|t© an them. The unique instine-|on ‘that island, has been sold by into the ' 4 put out the fires of fever and suf-|the late Prince John Schwarzen- A z tion is known formally as the ; hi Le Ri for the winners each hit two|bni.s : } : 5 them humming a steady stream ,Lenoy Russell to Charles Edward the sevnth |safely and Last 4 Del V, fering in the world. ;berg, was one of imperial Aus-| of parts for equipment used to! Spare. Parts Control Method 'pjnin for $15,000. 2 ont i res an alle Today is executive secretary |tria’s richest men. Princess Sch- bui i «4:3, School—informally as “The Col- u gg FG Se a tary tia’ chest men, Princess Sch- build roads, ‘snk well dist a rN nowiedge [a heit ny Lowe ane, near Ocean. SORT DRINKS year-old rook. field, Valdez, Machin, Carey and|° the International Council of ,warzenberg began her nursing! water, and maintain trucks, trac- ege of Spare owledge.” 'avenue, Tavernier Beach, bas! handeuffed the > a " y Nurses, which makes wartime Work in her teens during World |¢, se . i “° Albury played a good game for ‘ i i 2 ors, refrigerators, electric gen- been conveyed by John V. Peter- jot Tigers with the winners and Jorden Rite (nesdauarters in New .York. The War I, in the war hospitals estab-|erators, dredges, dry docks and! ee Boston Red Sox Yancey and Del Vall aes rade International Council is a federa-|lished on some of her father’s) even cooking ranges. ce summa | 2 Gut of the box | lou ‘alle for t /tion of nurses associations, whose ivest seatates pater she, eae Into the humming depot comes SENG oe site c QE UY MORE WAR BONDS AND KEP TH time this season with = s, membership reaches around the |at Rudolfiner Haus (a private hos-| 4 constant flow of material PERSO ee is omises talento | he ery enatoass at tm the sixth M ive 501 010 0 RE E) world and includes the United ‘pital) and took post graduate 969 manu tecbirers. Wee evucies | man: Dae SOD ane le ee n 2 8 te © victory . a 000 001 2 3 : 1! States. It “stands for self govern-|Wwork at the University of London are sorted, catalogued and stored other rented his ranch. An op-, as ronovi The Pittsburgh Pirates and th: Griffin and Willia H }ment by nurses in their associa-|and Teachers College, Columbia| in vast honeycombs of bins and. ton on some of his land was tak- | sg OR Givided honors in a and Hiss ms, Harris! tions, for the furpose of improv- | University. shelves. Requisitions—now virtu-,¢7 by @ third Smith and, then, — . while tt I gy ing thei ice to the sick and! Aft i intendent| ally from the road to Tokyo— Bigelow sold some personal be " ‘ he St. Lows Th base - ir service to the sick and ; fer service as superintendent 'y from le roa 0 Llokyo— : f= 3 ? ek beth games of a hit, Del sean ap raising the standards of educa-'of nurses in various European’ pour in. To fill the grders the!longings to—another Smith. Key West's Lavpest Stevo —* from the Athietic in, Albury; struck out, b " Grittin tion and professional ethics.” hospitals, she became executive | War-time merchandise is packed, heap ccgsrmemtag sings Milewing are the results '3. by Ha: ‘ » by Griffin)" Foremost in Princess Schwafz-jsecretary of the International | addressed in code and hauled to, WILL NEVER LEARN " of the gems played 4 re Pee a) walkbyetierris 9; enbergs aims today. is the com |Council of Nurses and served at| the shipping docks on’ special! ‘ e ett ye lay: Griffin 6. T i e : " bigs fc é a Farbough ee Umpires pletion of plans-for ,a projected ‘its suctessive headquarters in| trucks. | . CHICAGO.—Seeing a group of aS 10n ays: Rew York R HE In the second game the pitching |{2te™mational congress to consider, \Geneva, London and New York. Everything is processed with neighborhood children _ taking | . Lens 5 ‘ Clot Will game the pitching postwar problems ‘of the nursing!*-foday she kee heute (36 “4 care. ts susceptible to corro-'turns showing their ability to Rew Yuu 3 = 2 fannea fe a featured and he Brofessith:="The! - International 'i] y eer OW sion are cleansed in a chemical climb a tree, William Johnson, 44, “Dr U; . eae 2 fannec of the Fort Taylor ten | = mais slittle Fifth Avenue apartment and | vapor, dipped .in.a strong solution'a chauffeur, offered to demon- ‘aria an on ro Vowelie, batters, He fanned every player Counsi, of Nurses; formerly held is a wondeffGl cook. She was|and dunked.im an oily rust pre-'strate the really correct. techni- | This Fall” ” aboard at lease once. He also walked 9 ay He virats ay ers“ 2Ur: ESTE thrust into mastering that tech-|ventive. Preeision‘parts are Coat-; que. Result — Johnson is in a’ At Greckiva a stters that accounted for most/pcen held since 1937, as NOt nique several years ago when} ed with ethyl'ceHulose—a plastic hospital with a fractured leg. Yes, {| — and dress. - up Cumetenens . a ap f the boys from the Forts runs. sé : % : “ she shared a New York apartment that later can be pecled off like, he fell from the tree. | Yi : } ee : 2 Lageson got the first run for the The nursing . profession has with her brother. He announced | an orange skin. 1 ou can if you yw ! losers with a homer, four walks|™@y problems to consider,” the one day that she would have to} Speess Improvement in motor cars” shop at wed Biser; and a single by Martin gave them|Princess explained in her New|cook lunch on Saturday for a} Prize prolucts are “tailor made, by use of synthetic rubber. i three runs in the fourth, and two | York office. “A Bev trend toward |special guest he had invited —| 7 —~ Aronovitz _ walks and a hit by Schoch, two | increased education is coming up |the former Empress Zita of Aus- H E more in the seventh. Weache hit |for nurses. The International jtria, Princess Schwarzenberg, bg t i; three safely for the winners and Council advocates an increase in startled virtually speechless, pull- asst te 0d. umn om ands h . = 1 The as hit a homer and Aments | the basic education of nurses jed herself together and cooked a ey magston, Javery, a triple. “jequal to high school. Then it|luncheon which the former em- | HV™}}0}}HHHREHHEEHE EEE * Cs - ‘ “4 : e former em: deren and Mus Score: RH E|Would like to see the nursing | press called the best she had eat- er this head —— Ft. Taylor. 002 3002 7 § 4'training laid on this foundation. !en in years. [2 eee Nght Game Se Sc ‘ : for each inser- jSeund School 140 042 x 11 12 2} ————— = : : Z tion, but the minimum charge for; TWO and 3-bedroom. | Piret Game Hedovanic, Stua A Se AEP EES na | the first 15. words or less is 30e. bungalows, ; »vanic, Stuart and White- tose treats furnished d_ unfurnished; At Phiiadeiphis > © Bled rei : The rate for blackface type is 3e a an + mA. B Esaes: Willem and Thomas Y NG UP ON GANGSTERS Setasttertorarerie eri | mall down payment, talans PRevtade tpt. So cos teed hic sea ee ee eT payable monthly. a, : a m » hit. Aments; two. j i & Johrison, Phone 372. augi-lmo | Second Game « hit, Crivelo; stolen. ba: base ee ry : : s :. Pittsturgs DG peek Masetent Boni, rte iis eae ed ot side wg dau c oot cor may. have their: advertise-( d Bare ollia, Bosco, 1 each; | By BOB THOMAS Chester Know! is charged. , Mvertine” | 4-PIECE.DIN al a ee e 9 2 Berger and Weache 2 Mangenille AMP Penturen | Verto’ | les " fy “To “insure. publication, copy er seats; abiding pemnte, _-_— Woemhoff, Thomas, Schilling, HOLLY WOOD,. Calif—Should | On Refitting Ship i teamencee reper ae coil springs; 2 blue shag rugs, American League struck out, Williams 18, Hudo-|gangstei, pictures. be produced?, .| $5.00; baby ‘bathinette and car: Guteh R HM B vanie 1, stuart 1; walks, Williams That diedtiol Hib has| Special to The Cittsemy rage, $12,00, six months old: L ’ 2 1 9, Hudove i : { ABOARD A U. SUBMARINE. i . . te udovanie 3. Time 1 hour ‘10 {dlwayst Yexed? Hollywood. Some!“ AU.S.S .? A Porter Place. augl0-2tx | ‘ . 2 rx " vutes. Umpires, Farbough and |critics claim gangster pictures TENDER AT AN ADVANC ‘BD, \ ood - = | es ee | Sibeen: scorer, Aguilar. give foreign countries a;bad view PACIFIC BASE, Aug. 11.—Ches eae ees ‘Super Chromiuni . PN ce: of the U. S, Others say they en-/ ter T., Knowles, 28, clectrician’s , Finish Aluniiitim’Patnt; ‘covers —- SOFTBALL SCHEDULE |courage. juvenile delinquency. | So eee i : | 30° more surface than most of At Chiveae ss ws !mate, seconé class, USNR, 1: leyedhie pantie A i ngive vm 6 The question has arisen again’ Duncan street, Key West, Fla, is pai asta | «the; aluminum paints./95-40 (per), 6 , MONDAY: 7:30 Key West Bar-|since Monogram brought out its .n.ong the ¢ eo ¢ 900 No rare | WANTED gallon, Pierce Bros. | Walt, Wieich odd Evans, Lec, '°ks vs. Fort Taylor. picture about Dillinger. The film oe f ie lilt ice’ ae ante pinisate aug8-Imo /ff Now Showing i Trew 900 Miami Daily News. vs.{was madé on a‘ shoestring and | board this repair vessel charged Full Pay While*Learnin; ——— = —— = Southern Engineers. is making as’ much money as| with refitting war-weary submar- aki oars @ |VITA VAR. HOUSE PAINT, Dresses, Coats ies &- 6 & TUESDAY 7:30 VPB-113 vs. U.S. most of sine high rice d pic-| ines from combat patrol in the Vacations With Pay H eT eee ania and Suits Sew Vow >» i arines : tures of the‘ major lots. Eyeing pacific. Hier cae cre abs fs J ; ; lay $00. Aviation Civilians vs.lits achievements, producers ure |" yring a two-week repair peri- Sicknem Benefit | any price. Pierce Bros. |II ‘jay. daatiinalty’ enown Cette ' , i American Legion. wondering whether to resume ‘the | | aug8-Imo " 5 Stevens bes HW THURSDAY: 7:30 Sound School}making of gangster subje od, while the submarine crews |Ise= - : Makers : m vs. VPB-113. For opinion on the subject is W.! 8%@ enjoying rest camp relaxa-| PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT |BEER—Ballantine, Schlitz, Bud. | Pa 9:00 American Legion All Stars|R. Burnett, author of “Little Cae-| tion, the sub tender personnel, | | weiser, $5.50 case. Wine at half, we > vs. B-29’s (exhibition). sar” and screen writer of such gun| hailed as unsung working men of| See Mrs. McDermott I rice. Call up-stairs, 928 Divi-| — G . wind FRIDAY: 7:30 Key West Barracks| operas as “High Sierra” and “This ie submarine ee will cond Chief Operator 1 sion, Blue Front. aug6-6tx | a ; ‘on: Meee Chica All lars, money ‘Dillinger’ is making,” | tion the underwater vessels for) re haacte byt ! > 0 9:00 Machinists vs. Pine Boys.| “The Gun fox Hire! }return to duty. | VITA VAR FULL BODY Floor; . . ss = “It breaks my heart to sce it he| Guns are checked, unspent tor-| TELEPHONE OFFICE Varnish; $5.00 value, $3.95 gal-| Second Game Civilians |said, “Because several years ago| Pedoes removed and overhauled, | Jon, none better. Pierce Bros. | te te tget 4 1 W L Pet,Janother writer, a guy who had ene pulensgauay ane cell aS : aug8-1mo} ma bans ¢ 20 2) Machinist 4 0 1.000|known Dillinger and had driven, Repairs are extensive ovyart and aan Sogn Fl Ge SS ICSE 5 | on = om Aviation Civilians. 3. 1 _7.50]in the morgue car with his body,' C0" 1 LS pea are SY 'TED—Salesgirls, e ) ; excellent | STanpincs American Legion... 3 1 7a50{wrote a. screen. play cea ne Nia heir weeks.| “employment. No experience ne-| condition. Inauire 227-E 19th * : = ¥ . Tela ate Rete ‘ompletely overhauled, the sub- . ee tv etrectl ici: ; : Sy | 820s 2 2 .500|play it, but Warners was afraid. | 3° the day it left the builder's : augt-1mo | aug9-3tx «he ae } M4 Southern Engineers..1 3 .250| “So just as a trial, they sent 52), ; cs 5 Seeing | tony : 196 “Electric Shop ot 5 Chloe a aie let ier aeons eee o jing officer | WAITRESSES and FOUNTAIN LADY'S prewar bicycle; balloon _Just look at these autumn charmers we heve ready and ine a. Olsen Nowe 0 2 000|gine to fia he lite of Dilinger| pe resent commanding officer 13] (GIRLS, (Good|salary, Suuthert-| | tires, practically |new. O11 K)| wei res Yor, Bemutifaljas ever, youve ee Soe Wert m8 ah) ‘ PucarRps : es re ger.! Capt. J. M. Boyd, USN, of Strat-| most City Pharmacy. Shoe Sho} ‘aug9-3tx| ff destined to enchant you and your suitors. Graceful lines, Pamare: ‘ 51 Bane eo | What happened? The next Monday’! ford Apartments, Tuscaloosa, Ala. | * augl-Imo! as 69-3tx A deep armholes, intriguing contrasts— feminine beauty im i os - 8 457 = |the studio had 1400 telegrams The executive officer is Cmdr. R.| “BABY’S CRIB and matt Bari] Prime. Make your selection now from our new series of fa mages Service jfrom women’s clubs and other | 0, Eaton, USNR, Erie, Penna. lPART TIME ie eng mates oe | dresses, suits and coats by makers of Nationally Known «ove statnaat e § ‘ W L Pct.|busybodies all over the country PART TIME fountain clerks: at) “gain. 15" Naval Air Station |. Garments, ie pt a7 265 Sound School 4 1 .800jasking them nat to make the pic-! SEIZED FOR DRUNKENNESS | %. 4. S a eae Dept.’ Housing. augl0-2tx | —== —_— wa Chica All Stars 3 1 .750!ture. Six months later the studio 242 TIMES PARE eOo aes = aa | American League Key West Barracks ..2 1 687lissued the same story and € Officer augil-3tx ELECTRIC STOVE in good con-| NEW FALL Mil | INERY m tree o © VPB-113 1 3 .250'the same response. Nd CLEVELAND, O. — Conrad | dition. Johnson and Johnson. wine W ochongton mo 44 58 US. Marines 1 3 .250|they couldn't take a chance.” (Saharan tn na homelese’ Has | ee ee aN aee ; augl0-tf § Our line of Fall Millinery is arriving and we espec ’ 4 8 Fort Taylor 1 3.250) “What do you think of the been arrested for intoxication on| way 1 jallysinvite¥ OUand) KOU $0 see. the Soe Se i) : : “{ think it’s foolish. I heard a'voear : aie ee eee ome, Wet was! 'y- 1) jorida: ely furnished, six - eee a ee ee ae aug6-6tx| room house: fine location on | NEW MATERIALS BY THE YARD ’ ‘79 Remaindn City Bost ven cere he (wes) agaist sasccnees | Tarpon River, walking distance | TAKE THE NOTION TO SEW FOR FALL—see our ' . saa ganster pictures because he heard: Be | MISCELLANEOUS ! to town, bus service near, new line of fine fabrics in Spun Mater figured. ‘harles R ayinie r for /three bovs aying anc sy all large screened porch overlook- flowered and solid colors, woolens, rayon’. mixtures la. Comdr Brown ee eile atee une aes iene ae Dillin ao neyea WEEE NOONE. ; LAWN MOWERS sharpened, | ing the river, suitable for checks, herringbone weaves and sold rs. The ‘ othe eee 5 1 re meee | : | paired; sewing machines,| couple or small family. Call at cool weather will step up your desire for Smart nation a short time ago to become} “Well so what? When I was a 7 : = F ‘amily. C; Sonne ion as | s : ! Asa || MIAN, Wiae=When reeidenis!|| eicest™ scissors eharpened:| ligoo alw, Gunma certo ecou ren’. Dresses, Suits and Coats... Before you know it Page One) Continued f wd Pee ter August 16, has recon- idered his action, and will re- maim in his present position, he effective kid we all wanted to be Jesse James. And that was a long time before the Tyrone Power movie. who watered their lawns, com- | plained to city officials that the | grass. instead of growing greener | keys duplicated. B. F. Camp- bell, 803 Simonton street. | augl-1mo; » informed The Citizen today. Following Mr. Roberts’ resigna- “Then you read about some 17- year-old kid in New York sceing the picture ‘Little Caesar” and tion, the Council appointed a committee to confer with Mr.| Roberts in an endeavor to have him reconsider his action, with the result that the auditor has definitely decided to retain his | position as requested by the com- | ~ = M © mittee which prevailed upon him|you can’t do anything about} PORT ALLEGHANY, Pa.—The FOR SALE \ Gulf Dock Sunday morning. {| ‘ ’ 1 ry. to remain in his present capacity morons.” |town water company. has been be- | augll-ltx! z 4 a m — tints - , with the city for Euiatwaboutetiemencle thaticieatined’ 1) Ante comiainils ee (DINING Roemer DUTTeGn China| e \ Your No, 4 Shoe Stamp is now good - gangster films give a bad picture its former owner, now dead. closet, cabinet, extension table, STUDIO COUCH and_ lounge RATIONED AND FOR DRESS, STREET rag REVERSED jof America to other countries?” _ | —| 4 chairs and rugs. 1125 Flagler| chair; good condition. 723 White RATIONED: SHOES ead a & | “Well, so do other pictures,” nile delinquency,” he said; “it's| avenue, phone 340. augd-tf, street. auglicte| [ie USRARIOREDS | . and CORT WEEE ' ; wi MIAMI, Fla—The usual formu- | Burnett said. “Take a picture like ,the dislocation of family life in | | SHOE/STAMPS 1,2, 3 AND 4 A rn have la was reversed in the case of ‘Double Indemnity.’ There you wartime. You and I and anyone TRAILER, $275.00. Reduced for FOR RENT ! — - = —aemenesinnt Sf frown, the Dressing family. When WAC jhave a couple planning and car- but a moron could see ‘Dillinger’| quick sale. Newly decorated. | \f_ Visit Our MEN’S and BOYS’ DEPARTMENT toud jo) North Pier Corporal Mary Dressing wanted jrying out a murder. That presents and we wouldn't come out think-; Emory Collins, 612 Simonton FURNISHED ROOMS and apart-. We can DRESS YOU from HEAD to TOE! - e Joseph, Mich to join the Women’s Army Corps, |just as bad or perhaps a worse ing we were gangsters, would| St. augl0-6tx ments. Reasgnable rate. 411) Popular Makes and Reasonably Priced weet, Jone MC™ ¢ 102 her brother, an aerial gunner dis-|view of this county.” we?” —______———_ William street. jly30-1mox | “ Le " og @ charged from the AAF for medi-| Burnett asserted that Holly-| “Youse is right,” I said. I pat-| USED FURNITURE bought anal | ’ ave wi |cal reasons, took over Mary’s job| wood was ‘the scapegoat for the ted the shoulder holster where I sold. Key West Bedding Co,;SMALL —unfurni hed cottage. | ARONO V T | ys —s am Citizen —28¢ as war plant engine inspector so |nation’s ills. {keep my trusty rod, and scram-, phone 669, 515 Front St. Apply Gerald Saunders, Key 4 Busto he conid enlist, { ‘The movies don’t cause juve- med, | jlyi8-Ima| West Gas Co, aug9-3tx } ARE pee, ai Sa then going out and killing some- one. The guy’s a moron. If he hadn't seen the picture, he would have got the urge some other, way. The only people it wil affect like that are morons and! PROBL EA ETE HO wilted and turned yellow, plumb- ,; ——————________ | cool weather will be NOw IS THE TIME to nant willing to show at reason- | ~*~ : 2 | start fashioning your fall able hours. Write “Owner”,! Box 1065, Chautauqua, New York for details and price, } ing inspectors found that a new gas water heater in one house had been imeroperly installed and hot water had backed into cold water Se ee jly7-sat,tf LOST ss = ,PLATFORM ROCKER, Daveno LOST—USN billfold with money bed and chair to match; com- and winter werdrobe. It will soon be time for The Children to go back to SCHOO Select their school clothes from our personally chosen stock BOYS’ Short Pants, Long Panty Sieck Sets Pipes. in same. at Poinciana Project: If found Mrs, Whitney, Project Office, 404. Re ward. augl1-3tx call WATERY BEQUEST plete as is, $40.00. 926 Eaton St. ! augll-1tx i fee ei se ee 16-FT. GIBBS sea skiff. See at Sport Shirts, etc. GIRLS’ Woolen School Skirts end othe iteras. Complete Line of BEACH WEAR 2 tat al seis ee | riehipres g-zee° 5s ne th