The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 29, 1945, Page 2

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She Key West Citizen y Corser Greene and Ann 2 oe ee “cgpered at Key West, Florida, as secon@ ela:+ matter SSOCLATED PRESS entitled Stone Key Weat and thet ta hess e otherwise credited published ADVERTISING RATES we on application, sau netices, cards @ cents @ line churchéa from derived are 3 cents & a : revenue te to be “tuaen Cenmion of bite and te et Mheerest Dut it Wil Rot publish anonyme een koa On § esate OO ——$—$—<—$———— | berths for the eabin eruisers and small ne - DEPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST oo U. S, SOLDIERS PROTEST it is hard to understand the action of | eéttain American soldiers whe, according | te*the news dispatches, recently protested redeployment training and am eccupation efeee assignment in the Pacific. That the men prefer te ge heme is naliera? but that they ge so far as te tele~ graph congressmen and new i ices rendered dx We remember that when im service there was % Im tact. beifere the tip wae gererally known we were appre mterested persems to 2 clamer that all men te Burere shewld be ereught home and dieharge of mer lead complamt. Se. far as we could judge the War De- airness could not -ke ju ts effeet upon any air to alf men umder arms The same ese iecision that de~ wy dvlieve. a ermines which units shall belong to COMMENDABLE BUT DANGEROUS ad accepted & Ss within the canding? te creat umbhs that have fagmental security if may ma! d@fmose of eur liberties. lumsiogen if 110 spend your savings while and get m: net endure aretiter war citWization, however wit stand more tam some peupie imagine INLAND WATERWAY Key West will be the southernmost terminal of many small yachts and cabin eruisers when the inland waterway be- tween here and Miami is completed! =~ é That project is no Tonger a possibility or probability but is now an actuality, be- cause, as Manager Singleton of the Key West Chamber of Commerce; said it The depends on further action of United States army engineers, and it is safe to assume or presume that the deepening of the channel will be among the first prepesed impteve- ments in Menroe county, new that the is over. Readers of The Citizen may recall that the Key West Yaeht Club discussed a proposal fer the eenstruction of finger piers in the Garrison Bight to provide a el Fh ie é yachts that will come to! Key West when | the channel is deepened, and yesterday a | local business man said that he had dis- pe eh i = cussed the matter of the! prepesed finger = LE A ote ‘ piers with a visitor in Key West, who said’ had been in working order. If. . Seats. Irene ; 7d s —_ x i If... But what was the he would arrange to have them built pro~{ : itie {use mow? For the first time: in: : 1 | vided he could obtain permission fer the work from the city or county or beth: Lack of am inside romte has beem the cause ef the limited number of cabin cruis- | ers and small yachts not coming to Key | West im past years. Bué, aside from the I pened. few inches. bine man’s heckras be eqpptied the telephoned aa her sec- pound oo contents of the box imto some}t rabbed of 315,000 convenience that will be offered Yaehtmen dark object he had under a enat| it cash af ‘ by the channel, it will be @ Gistinct com hung over his left arm. Then shel mercial asset to Key West. Materials that | are now brought te Key West throngh the | outside route may be shipped here through inland waterway, protected from high hipped up by nertheast or southeast GREYBULL, Wyo. — Noticing DAYS GONE | that the harses they rode into town from their ranch were very muddy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ot- While announced | ' of the fact that the Japanese suicide tech- | que, in the last menths of the war, in-! S ; ] : dicted greater loss, damage and person | LS an it ae sualties to the Navy tham im any I BOCES OPEN TO ALL = in am autamaile acciddent at Duval! ' t { i febliging attendant hosed the imud from the horses. The Misses Celia Martinez.| Ea CH and Eaton street They were; Mayor William H Malone and pr ama eated a a local hospital and left Sebastiam Cabrera were the chicf © their homes. }speaiters at the luncheon today of ; a ‘ sas —_—— pthe Key West Rotary Club. itation to any imter- taxmayer or citizen of thist Wiliam Roberts. Jr, 22 som af} ——— to call at my office in: Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Roberts,} Mrs. William Russell and daugh- * Betty Jane. returned yestey WHAT WON THE WAR? Radar’ performed wonderfully and vas one @fthe mest valeable instruments he r ore ¥ 1 for amy particular formeriy of Key West, died yes-f™ generat ‘ifiefal intermatiom$erday in Miami. & Key West. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J_ Cruze Mrs: B co: So far as submarines are concerned | of our muniewpality is better new ome-haif seumd daughter vase! Tet, — ae % Ss iss t | i z ervice of our afmed foress Wirt there s nothing to be gained by exaggerating | REAL ICE is MORE ECONOMICAL... It’s Healthy and Safe ... It's PURE tham at any other time imufe nis eight at @ oficek im their ome o™™ers sister. Mra Leon Mac- the conmoy system, based upon adequate | , Koy West as a city. and a¢ 1205 Newtor street. The sew. wisn im Miami, returned yes- protection for ships moving tm packs, broke | dition Giepmer Has beet named Pyilis;@#y afternoon ck of the U-boat campaign im beth | bg ae ae. Ge ee The heavy lesses suffered im the! . arni~ jter, Miss Dlizsbet Sands. return- ae uz is. EC aa iays of beth struggies were due to ed yesterday trem Miami. 2 x¢ destroyers 3 escort ships. 7 _ e noes ean ers and — sh a Today T zen says in am dace DIVISION) © amazing ability ef radar to pick oh A editorial tiers view nudism with . quite saturaily.’” vessels and locate them un- made our task easier. Wore |‘ was of tremendous impeort~ and aerial warfare. The rsive assistance that it gave to our figh vided a decisive margin of s i comoact. only a part of the service that rmed and the fail stery is not led revemue ana no! n so, it is tvelisit to aserthe’vietory ! manestand aen single weapem or aceessory. The} 3 : 2 of mex iz uniform was | sset of our nation af war. Th was actor that beat the U-beats, the left- he kamikaze and evernthing eise [er he enemies possessed. : eeords a all. ar. at af Japan was assured long her poor am atomic bemp bit Hiroshima © wok up the cHal- . he Far East. [f fas been ac~ ee hed largely througir ‘the surprising ane - festa ‘a ‘pment oc cur anremhbreus attacks | of individuais Rese, lef us remember. were funda lased Upon semair power which + from tite ocean and m action. But the Japs surrender to the atemic st witch ne nation could cope i ga Tien: & CVI Gut. MEMORIAL TO & TRaGEDY The greatest sehee? tragedy af the var in Great Britaim eeeumed August 25, T044, witerr am dumerigus plaae-emasied in- ? & schvel Sutiding, Gilling Gf peophe, 28 r€ thent childeen, “Gost,” said he, “Saralt bas am The site of te-timgedy fasmew be- enuryl peed, treme n————————. URC eae? air tase soldiers who TRIUMPH revid fe funds to transformer the 4 m & titree-acre playground. Ih achistinm, CQEFEE \ = ur seidiers built playgeouitd €evicek trom MILL salva: equipment, graded and plowed a> anh ug tivids and seeded the lawns, | G&CCESS The words Have « Coke are the watchwords of the younger sec. There’s SCTTLED UNCER AUTHQMIY GE THE CGCA-CCLe CCAPANY BY KEY WEST COCACOEA BOTTLING COMPANY ie Dates

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