The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 8, 1945, Page 3

SATURDAY _— SEPTEMBER 8, 1945 GIANTS sHUTOUT 28 SCORE; DoDGcERs DEFEAT PIRATES (Rerrint te The Oteteees NeW YORK . Hal New <k water The trent . : nm skb ’ Ne bh . Nationa w HOW THEY STAND NATIONAL Jehbp = > AMER TRMPER ATI RI AIRPOR cuss in By PEDRO AGUILAR | A CHALLENGE manager, Perry | eby challenges ten to a game t lume and any | M ugh claims he club than the ntends to prove " ed up in the Tw footba: |FolLowine Troucn BARRACKS WIN FROM VPB UNIT , bal Legion softhali SOUND SCHOOL TRIUMPHS OVER LEATHERNECKS IN TILT LAST NIGHT THE KEY WEST CITIZEN LIEUT. ENGELBERT (CYRIL MARSHALL = | IS GIVEN AWARD) gether with the commendation part he played in battle of Ormoc Bay off the bon for the Philippines last December has by Lieut. Edwin att bert, USNR, of Grosse He, Mich. from Ad a! Thomas C. Kinkaid, commande the Seventh Fleet SOCSOSE SES OSSOSSSSOSOOSESSO TESST eSEEEeeeseseseeee |* Classified Cotumn = pasvonr FOCPEEEEEESEEEEEOESEE ESSE SESS SS EEE ES ED letter of commendation to-) GIVEN NEW POST. The editor of the Propelican, | FORECAST NAS paper, SSpX Cyril L| ‘ Marshall, receiwed his discharge cloudy "ae - Sept. 4, and has been appointed snowers and thunderstorms this J the art and menuai train- . ing department of the Key West sarang = a High School by Professor Horace theast winds | O'Bryant. Marshall was editor of =o e - the first NOB newspaper — a mimeographed forerunner of the #fterneon, tonight Key Outpost called “Navstatic.”|With widely seattered His home is in Key West fone Marshall's artistic talents have oo — fo ance | mploved in the Key]|y,Jses""ang Gast Gull: Geotie | establishments—murals atl, bie winds 1 " Officers’ Club. at Exhoasias, te i | i the WAVE Officers’ Quar-|t? southerly over nesth portion on widely ’ — eee (south portion, occasionally fresh WMC to hasten return of im-|t%ru the Florida Straits and Keys! ported workers to their homes, |t2* afternoon, tonight and Sun- | .|day. Partly cloudy weather with few showers and thunder- storms. Key West, Fla, Sept. 8, 1945 thunderstorm oceurring| Robert jamin and moderate easterly winds over| J. Sirwatka, le | Sitaler, SK2e; Louis Charlie D. Cox, CTM(T). George J. Paglieroni, Sic; Paul|“°Uver War veteran. Joseph J. Butler, CM2. A == | BROADWAY Charles J dr Taratoot, WANTED Observation taken at 8:30 am.| George H. Young, SK3c Eastern War Time (City Office)'| Myles M. Gerrity, Prirdec SCORES \NTED.Furnished House or Pr R LePage, PhMic r First floor pre-|Highest last 36 hours _..._. 68 ardo R. Martinez, PhMic, Wire d Frigidaire. Phone 9172,/Lowest last night 77} William J. Muldoon, HAlc. Remind Salty ty ems Beckman, after 7 p.m. Mean 82, James V. Whiting Bkr3c Wo sept6-3tx | Normal " 7 Popular Brands of oe | General MacArthur needs big FOR SALE Rainfall, 24 hours ending force; but cuts are expected. | CIGARS and COLD 8:30 am., inches _ 0.07 — } SOFT DRINKS TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,| Tota! rainfall since Sept. |, furnished and unfurnished; inches small down payment, balance Excess since September 1, ! 5.33 mated by Tokyo at 190,000. Atomic bombs’ casualties esti- © Boys in Khaki! !@st might at the B Presentation was made by Capt miy way to set-/ Field Roger B. Nickerson, USN. m the field A R nding icer of the Fleet be Army boys iy ppi P s Schor squadron. Lic E wet MIAMI GIRLS ji ue TO PLAY HERE | Sad ' dour t tne & soft- loped the Ma 2 P. 4 Magic City, will] nightes i nd of next! The Subserive to The Citizen. Saturday | the f kK Ww “ i | Ves A ‘ H ' Kay ope aft ’ wit be tanerted te Tee Citecn et ‘ of de = word for enek inner- pal Sta « Company’ VPE 4. Bb. tmeure publication. copy mest the office before 11 otleek oF kK day of publication. t 4 H pein ith t h HELP WANTED ppener aie K TELEPHONE \ FBALL ‘ OPERATORS j WANTED Full Pay While Learning f Vacations With Pay Sickness Benefits ‘ . ceainei M t ‘ . ' K V PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT See Mrs. McDermott Chief Operator HER CAUSES - : En TO LOSE BET TELEPHONE OFFICE i Deal New ] € ” — © other mght,| Ammont t | NTED s " x rin SOFTBALL SCHEDULE LEAGUE STANDING CIVILIANS MISCELLANEOUS ¥ SERVICE “ CENSUS « io Hou r P » WANTED a w HOW TRUTHFUL payabl. monthly. Johnson &| inches 350 Phone 572. septl-tf Total rainfall since Jan. 1, ~——_——— ———= | inches 26.96 HUDSON TERRAPLANE. Excess since January 1, b. High Cha 15-G Porter) inches — sda snceitaans Relative Humidity KCTRIC FAN. 20 diam a. ee | PT-2 Sunrise Tl am ELECTRIC STOVE in good con- | \gronrise on — n. Johnson and Johnson. yoonset 9:44 p.m. ouglo-tf Tomorrow's Tides j t . (Naval Pase) | ux tae ae Ne { FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED pains 12:12 am. 5:58am. | : ePtT-Ms| 13-37 pam 6:17 ca | NONE HELD . — | \ 16 | FINDS $500.000; GETS $50 a $2 - ' Always Try Lindsley's First for Scarce Items $25. NEW YORK.—Securities with ico, S11, $15 a total value of $800,000 were —_ ber dea os, 57. 36 found in a gutter by an em- oe ote «+ Las SF: | ployee of a brekage company, LINDSLEY LUMBER C0. aunt: si snacrspeing, Patrick Maron, 26, who returned “ tory, |them to tine owners, anuther | PHONE 71 i rocker, |brokerage firm. 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