The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1945, Page 6

ee ee ee ee 5 ia adie ae aia Rea ee eg ne ee = Te aise nna ees eager ct genre arson PAGE six _ THE, KEY WEST CITIZEN , Clyde H. Johnson | Two Enlisted Men Are Decorated ‘NEW MANAGER AT ~ ‘SPECIAL GAMES {NEW COCKTAIL Aboard Battleship’ ALBURY’S STATION| . ATBINGOPALACE| AT CLUB SUGALOA (Special to The Citizen) ABOARD THE USS ALABAMA IN THE PACIFIC, Aug. 18. — Clyde H. Johnston, radarman, third class, USNR, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Day, 21 Poinciana, Key West, Fla., is serving aboard this battleship which in’ one month's time raided the Japanese mainland twice, bombarded a Jap- held island north of Okinawa and pr unscathed through a violent One of the raids against the Nip homeland was uneventful, but during the other operation ‘the “Mighty A,” as the man-o’-war is known to her crewmen, ran into @ hernet’s nest of Jap suicide pil- ots. Scores of the Kamikaze planes were shot down outside the task force formation, but at least four came in close enough to be splashed by the guns of this and ther ships. Alabama gunners claim credit for downing two of these planes and for assisting in destroying another. One Kamikaze, a “Zeke"-type fighter, flew through clouds of|* ack-ack before singling out this ship as his target, but as he turned to make his death run his plane was hit and crashed flaming, a scant 300 yards away. During her bombardment as- signment, the Alabama turned loose her 5-and 16-inch guns to pulverize Jap shore installations. |; The typhoon the battleship ex- erienced pounded the 35,000-ton vessel for hours, causing her to Pitch and toss heavily, but she came through undamaged. THE WEATHER FORECAST Key West and Vicinity: Partly/ cloudy this afternoon, tonight and Sunday with a few widely scat tered showers and thundersto: gentle winds, mostly souih Florida: Partly cloudy this af- térnoon, tonight and Sunday with scattered showers and thunder-} storms, mostly during afternoons and evenings. Jacksonville through Florida Straits and East Gulf: Gentle to moderate winds, west to south- westerly over north and central portions and southerly over ex- treme south portion this after- moon through Sunday; partly cloudy weather with a few widely seattered thundershowers. Jacksonville’ to Apalachicola: No small craft or storm warn- ings bave been issued. WEATHER REPORT Key West, Fla., Aug. 18, 1945 Observation taken at 8:20 a. m. Eastern War Time. (City Office.) Temperstures Highest last 24 hours __, Lowest last night - Mean - Normal - Precipitation Rainfall, 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m.: inches Total rainfall since Aug. 1; inches 3 Deficiency since Aug. 1: inches Total rainfall since Jan. 1; inches Deficiency since January 1 inches Relative Humidity Ton.crrow’s Almanac | Sunrise 7:02 a.m. |i Sunset 7:58 p.m Moonr 5:07 p.m Moonset ‘ 3:04 a.m. Tomorrow's Tides (Naval Base) Low Tide 12:27 a.m 2% pm TEMPERATURE BULLETIN Temperature data for the 21 hours ending £:20 @. m., as report-| ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau Highest Lowest last 24 hours lest night Atlanta “4 4 Boston 7 2] Brownsville % 14 Charlesum ws 1% Chicago @ “4 Detroit a SS, SET Ser oo SS SSeS K. West Airport. 97 wy ee 7% Miser # 9 Minteey hia % & Sew Orient aA is Sew York 04 SeabAL 7 ~ Okla, City me Vi Verne ths “a Wi Pitidnsr gh tw, " Louis % wy Tennye ih I% FAMILY WIPED OUT GREENVILLE, Tenn When a t 1 i ruck their automobile at ng, @ mother, Mrs. Stella toms ee eT 12; George, 11 enlte,20, her children, Jimmy, Mary Katherine ®, Ruth, 5; and Eva, 18 months ond their housekeeper, Zilla Fii- lers, were killed instantly, Subscribe to The Citizen--25¢ | weekly Dresses, Suits and Coats y ! for the sea- ; son. Fall and ms Winter of 45 Official Navy Photpgraph FOR SERVICE ALoARD the USS Helena in the Pacific war, James J. Ryan, MoMMic, is eligible to wear the Navy Unit Commendation ribbon. He is shown above, center, receiving it from Comdr. James R. Reid. administrative officer. U, S. Naval Hospital. Awarded the same day to Platoon Sergeant Robert J. Dumm, USMC, right, for wounds received in action in the Asiatic-Pacific area, was the Purple Heart medal. 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