The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 17, 1945, Page 1

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Lor Veuts Devoted to the of Key West Dey Wire beaturee HIGHEST WIND _ RECORDED HERE WAS 29 MILES SHIFTING OF WIND DURING MURRICANE TO NORTH WEST SAVED KEY WEST FROM STORM (Qualified List For School Election Is The 120 miles away wher hurricane was abou (Hh Japanese { " t K Now Being Prepared °! * point due east of Key tm Treatmen: (4 Allied West Saturday morning, and _ - the storm then, according to Vr teeme rs weather maps that have since been made of it, had * veered toward the northwest — which made Key West all ronvo jap ears the more safe from destruc meee we wpe tanger P tive winds on weal net It was because of that - s ‘ dition that not a single - o OR mee peeganda hurricane cloud was seen in tut today ¢ pee Glens Me added Key West, with the further > denen t ~~ chitec that we were west { the perimeter, where the the pepe: o— the ds are not nearly as ps ‘ ere they are on the ea ‘Mte Funeral Here erly side Qn ode by Se ' Mix mi Had Dangerous Side quume Gon ‘ . wesday Afternoon " er end ¢ is thee “ “ ‘ tapes. r ' « “4 pore « id th . M fret ote.) brutality of thee tage: - b terete: « Lijted » ” ‘ « u . one K “ " , ' ‘ ‘ " A Key W " et - ‘ Key W Oa * Mae 6 " es Only One Payment = For Unemployment t HEM SCHOOL PT. A, hO MEET TLESDAY é herent ieee Th year TUBES KEPAIRED Lee Smuth Auto Service wre OVERSEAS HO See sal | BIN Nigh mova ——————— Gs NEW YORK FAMILY VISITING KEY WEST n -» PALACE THEATER Bud Abbott in “Here Comes The Co-eds” News and Serial Re em ES NNT eeeeeeee eee seeee ROASTERS and FRYERS BRADY'S (Live) Poultry vi08 NT I TTT SS Kets PIONEER HOTEL 4 161 N E FIRST STREET YARDLEY’S le the Heart of Miami PERFUMES The Rendesvous of Key West TOILET WATERS C ) SERVICEMEN and ‘ nese * avender w CIVILIANS SHAVING SOAP ensT TOR A NIGHTS aEsT Gee Block West of Bus Depot ep KEY WEST DRUG CO. KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1945 | READY FOR Che Key West THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER IN THE RED CROSS WORKERS RENDERED EXCELLENT SERVICE IN MAKING THREATENED STORM , RETURN TO REGULAR DUTIES THIS. MORN. Surrender Through ING; TIRED BuT ALL Reseript Will Save ARE THANKFUL Much Time And Money | | Recncteres Pree? TOKYO. Sect. 17. — Gen The Key West Chapter eral MacArthur said today American Red Cross, pre- “St meav millions of dollars will be saved os well as much pared for the worst in the time. bv having Japenese event that the = thre ed teops im various parts of form castastrophe of hurri Asia and on islands in the cane did strike Key West, Pacific surrender through the and volunteer and ‘ rescript issued by Emperor members returned to their “Sgehite various duties this morning tt wes seid further that it tired but thankfu after would have required several l , Wears to disarm el! of the ng -by througt un ale 7.000.000 Japanese troops who usted 36 - urs one a igpiscrangal ot E Japan capitulated hed that procedure been left to the KEY WEST WOULD JUNIOR METEOROLOGIST SPOKE IN TERMS OF ‘CONCHOLOGY’ ABOUT DISTURBANCE Sam Goldsmith, junior me morning ved 3 Allies to do without the is teorologist in Key West, commending the ¢ Suance of the emperor's or spoke in terms ot “conch mittee and paid st € der. Besides, the cost would (a j.gy" as well ax meteorvio bers for the mooth fu heve run into many millions i b bh i tw a Citizen Ses » erand " . of dollars. KY her e sae My t tien” and wan devply grt But under the present pro. representative at o'clock Pong gs age ge cedure, disarming Jep troops = friday afternvon ed by the is cults ob endiiie. and Go If the wind in Key West al nsure the t Japanese government is pay cers betwee east and to all retuge ane ing for the demobilization. ortheast when the hurri he art tht Cane approaches in (his ge West eral direction tomorrow aft- He alse I ed hes gra + a ¥, erneon, you want to shiver in tude to William Hend Necessities For Re‘ugess your boots, but if the wind hirector he J wehs to the northwest, then juare ad ' . elt an dance in your boots r JM t snd clap your hands, for you rh . ' hen th enter of the uM } , M ha ecun te pen u P th of a4 t due east of the t hey West work ere on dd ‘ 2 \ Shortly belore 11 o'clock aot WHA ON “sete . Saturday morning, The Citi- Tele; hone Cails And Telegram = nen seonagnant ; that part of the where the registra . ster was taking ad , place, when he noticed that plants along the wall of the ere bending to the ' t under the force of v Fire t I d to and \ ' ‘ i ‘ kh We M Sj ottew P e NOB RC s fe y , ee ed See tne JEWELKY BARGAINS at 8 O'clock ALL friends of the NEW CITY CHARTER and ALL in favor of BETTER GOVERNMENT in hey West are urgently invited to ATTEND THE MEFT ING TO ENDORSE CANDIDATES for the City Commission at the election on November 6, 1915 Mar CHARTER COMMITTEE HEADQUARTERS — ; Woman's Club Duval Street TONIGHT AT 5 O'CLOCK POLLG CK's. essonbanse sbeObb Abby BAKER'S RESTAURANT end Fleming Streets garet pec alizes in Seafoods TRY OUR 40c BREAKFAST Under New Management RUPERT KNOWLES RRR LS TL OOO canna eee esnematg g ns Miss STORM HEADING OUT TO SEA OFF COAST OF GEORGIA: WINDS DECREASED TO 60 MILES AN HOUR t f (Ry Associates Presse JACKSONVILLE, Sept 17.—The hurricane that cut through Florida, proximately damage “lf I< if doing av-| $50,000,000 headed out t off the was sea this morning coast of Georgia The 10:30 advisory that the wind. ed to 60 miles an hour said had decreas and torm ngs had red hoisted from k Island to the Virg Capes. | “But not a tree v a the storm is heading due! Mr. Sawyer said, “and " north, with the winds grad-' house was damaged. W ually increasing jand | found it hard te | The hardest hit city im the) that a hurricane hal + state was Homestead, where so near Tavernier many houses were blown| piggy Signs Of Destructo» down and practically all a ‘tienen eam had A Even we hag these that at tand wage en up 04 tee tulle . . home before Rock Harber, we could ie ny damage to a t arnek tree, and we had made Rock Harbor are ard Jewlioh ¢ the war damaged What was 4. has = it wa Taverrier Mr. A ' vu West Side OF Periemet BAe eee eee eeeeee® PRESCRIPTIONS > GARDNER'S PHARMACY Phone i7? Pree Delrers << we eeeee verre - . wow VENETIAN BLIND SPAIN’S West 4 Complete VS SERVICE 112 Duve =. 1101 White St. Cov. Elisa PHONE 782 Parts are available for your car. Manutecturers of VENETIAN BLIND AWNINGS lf we dont have ‘em, we'll out “mn fer ven. batacataey SHAD?» ino Done on the Repairing and Renov Premises Estumares Cheertuliy WELDING eee

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