The Key West Citizen Newspaper, September 19, 1945, Page 4

THE KEY WEST CITIZEN ‘DWIGHT HUNTER ‘SAMUEL L. RUSSELL TO ADDRESS CHILD IS NOW IN JAPAN me WELFARE MEETING vue ES Meieee — Samuel L. Russell, son of J. Milton Russell of 10 Nassau Lane, court. Child Quigg bet own chant ter 9 who i now in Japon, wrties heme | remeeed trom first of a series of monthly con- *>0Ut his many exep < he Pacific arco | Ot tat year Sat ae 1s eat ferences this Thursday evening, "6 the war in ti September 20th, at the Division “SPetilly | mos Williams Street School, Division at White.| Mr. Russell, who is chief om The Monroe County Welfare Council will meet for the RAVT'S GOT THEM NOW LIEUT. GARNER NEW eur THevi. Ge soo §6OPPICER-IN-CHARGE | a? Gmocenms ano OF SHOPS’ STORES DELICATESSENS 4 . mth ty at the ineer on board the L. & M. 104, . ' gq Mot Oran in The meeting will be called to Sti in Japanese waters. He | posted com George D. Gar order at eight o'clock by the reistes his many ray w ‘ Oy PRUE Me UL LovGN SNR. returned to president. hev. John E. Pickens connection with nis Wien, stat- OF Sabetee J enjoyed a of Poinciana ing that he has engaged in many Rew YOR) th his family in Mr. Dwight Hunter will give sea battles in that arm j at - nd was ordered the council an over-all picture of He says that the day Gat Loeverdl be et out of the kiteh He ed August conditions in Key ‘West as regards was declared. the air was Glee? 8 fad & po - . . ee children and young people, based with planes, with hundreds of upply on his experience as Recreational ships manuevering around Pacific Completet: ja ea Director. Following the address waters. He was with the Third esebed fro. . Ge « opportinity for discussion will be Fleet around Yokoshuke and the Mavy & Shape StOres as well sfiven. The Executive Committee other Japanese ports ' ffieer for en of the council has prepared cer- Young Russell also states that et trensper mh activ tain objectives which will be he and his ship has dodged many | fee motel ar gy " ' Gs) P presented to the members, and @ typhoon, and had hard going Bete ot enn , . ae oe plans will be discussed. during some of the typhoons The Executiv mmitte wm. while doing duty out there | Oe her wa ; graduated 1 ident John E. Pickens,’ He says that his ship was the the oy, a Earl Hamilton, first to hit the beach in Japan — ee mt worked, r Martinez, Child Welfare remained there for quite a time — @ department of ‘the Worker Eleanor Hursh, Mrs. W. being followed by numerous " oe Telephone and F. Bowery s. Eileen Coughlin other ships joining in the occupe ; at Atlanta] and RL. Saunders tion. ; Navel Re It ts hoped that all working / temporary | with other agencies concerned Army release of Florida hotels Atlante, on Jan with the welfare of our children Will free 6,000 rooms. hae ‘ ed there until will be present. T publi * he N Suoply meeting and a © welcome hoes darve Qiversity for t eo tap, dipe + ved first as Senin , ae Ml rl Young (Continued from Page One) e specially Nur s estigation Se whch will coll ' x K wat a 658 for 18 am aes * . ‘ serves the meal N be * eema plates 22.985 sep. atterward Georg bes . aly . <a SNR, of S “ + eo dishwash — 4 John Loder in “BRIGHTON STRANGLER’ Coming Tersan and The Amazons” « or & NAS EK RIG Deacen Reneldo in ! “CISCO KID RETURNS” - Coming: “White Cliffs of Dover BOND ELECTION JAYCEES WILL _ MEET TONIGHT mooie ROOMS 2's crm WITH BATH end Proto pec ap 9. Gans Jr THE WEATHER FORECAST sed from Page One : " , uty Povehabiins te * Birthe. =a Hows FORTUNE .ELLING PA‘S ee TEMPER piper REPORT - Mighest Lewest Neier ow . ast 24 hours last night . » a= ‘ Temperatures LIQUOR DEALERS Precips vaseumnsornannonensnennsrtaansouemmennesrnnnee Pp: ise preningiinscig sey in = POLITICAL = istnt ws or ” veys of thousands of cars showe a may be ft * them make the free Fram Dipstich 1 oe FOR CITY ELECTION Free 30-Second Test a tnipadhecialibnaagees “ ore ; Retesive Mumidity Burned Building On Duva November 6. 1945 a ss are aol *P your car ont i. we Tomorrow's Almansa , mak “Se Fram Dipstick Test. T CORPORATION, Providence 16. #1 4 For City Commission dipstick tells t If as ALBERT G. ROBERTS ek aa = maaan . ne ’ For City Commission " m - wind . t ibe Tomorrow's Tides J.M. VARELA know a Frar anew —_— - . Fra t ee for present a ide Tide Low Tide nr : HY PAY MORE ” BERS RSSL Snantnaaarnasiagion UNUSUAL COW - Si . + : ally e. t es COLD WAVE * BUY MORE BONDS... 3 ; HOME KIT * KEEP THE BONDS YOU wavE! EY. 7 - 2