The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 2, 1945, Page 3

oor a “ews MAKES SELECTIONS mw mA oe tacues ° - ot Poems, be Mos —<.m re tev the " ne mr FLY ao LEGALS ‘SOFTBALL GAMES AT PARK TONIGHT — IF WEATHER PERMITS WILLIAM JAYCOCKS RETURNS TO CITY Wiliam G. Jaycocks, chief pet- Official Navy Photographs A LUNCHEON PARTY arranged as a farewell party to the two-year WAVES recent- ly. by Lieut. (jg) M. B. Faith and Lieut. D. F. Romberg of the Commissary Depart- ment, turned out to be more a celebration of victory, as orders for the WAVES’ trans- fer were cancelled and announcement of victory was made the same day. The above seene was made in the officers’ ward room just before the luncheon. FINDS HOAGY IN FINE NOSE |::<."=.cormirsae says he has inher hit in | tor, Lawyer, Injun Chief", whict EXPLAINED Son—Say, Dad, what does it mean when the paper says some! man went to the convention as a! | delegate at large? Dad—It means his wife didn't | go with him, son WHAT KIND OF VOICE | *HAS CARMICHAEL? NO ONE AGREES By BOB THOMAS AP Hollywodo Writer } | HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 2.) thought of calling it a shag-| — As Hoagy Carmichael| gy dog voice, but my press snuggled up to an NBC mic-| agents don't think much of rophone it was as if his oe What do yau think throat were serenading his , Being a collector of shag- | working in the dirt lhe ‘cleffed for “Stork Club”. bh addition he is now an actor “Whatever gave you the ider to act?” I inquired. “It wasn't my idea,” he said. ‘Haven't you read that publicity story about Mrs. Hawks finding me in my garden one day? I was ond was all sweety and ragged and my heir was down in my face. She de- cided I was the one to play in ‘To Have and Have Not’ Mrs. Hawks is the wife of How- ard, director of the torrid Warners picture. She must be a busy little bee, for she is also supposed to The third and deciding battle! Y oficer U. & Navy, errived in! mt the rvice Softball League is| Sey West Friday from Jackson- eon toma’ at Beyview Park,| ville’s separation center, where L. ¥ weether conditions per-| he received his honorable dis- eegelee | charge ! Place. Venera uirnar of the cir-| | Young Jaycocks enlisted in the| | Laat : vio, will be an ill Nevy before the attack on Pearl| sess & For Sale—Ladys bicycle, fer A and §=Waeghe, top| Harbor pace phone +9 ye # emes mes a: 4 =. ' Se " Will oppose) months overseas | Gente chaswed. tion, tow point Jobe Sas Sal Seeing | The chief petty officer is the| 9% Sams els pefore 18 TRlank oe Margaret street. _sept20-3tx henge mays have ne @randson of former Sheriff Clem-| the day of © m the three-contest | ents Jaycocks, Sr Mr. Jaycocks | Seven-room brick bungalow and +: has three other grandsons still in MELP WANTED garage, nbwly renovated, A-1 * . e Romanilio the armed services condition. Priced right for quick a secon Se at third, Ease — . See owner, Post Of- - . ' Tuttle at left,| (West Point returning to four- sear fies tne. engttd-Stx * Held, Gebhard year course for future cadets. TELEPHONE motorcyc! hu, Squig shart, le bpm 196136 de with sidecar H oh right ; + ‘TORS and extra parts. Kemp, 105 a a LEGALS | Windsor oct! -3tx Pu A i SeTrCr UNE rroTeriens — | Sailor must sell trailer with screen ey wil Aur baw “ “ ey have hed NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that! Full Pay While Learning porch immediately. Will con- - gf A t — sider any reasonable offer. Weve cag — . Vacations With Pay | Mastic Trailer Camp. G. 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Duplex lees e octl-tf th tric refrigerator vlayet Block from commissary. Rent . uthe w asses and fountain girls. aiie at buyer's option. 1320 a i " se od salary Southernmost! <<... 521-M — » ba ty Phareney _ = Ir se oct2-3tx Seamstress wanted f altera FOR RENT ' America tions. Good pay Oh) ‘ or colored. 4194 Duval *t. Rooms and apartments. Reason- Key Wes Navy Store * able rate. 411 William street > — ay sept! l-Imox Z -_ P he ora |Clerk wanted. Monroe Market} 000. __ settle rat ’ " octl-3tx! Por Rent—Furnished room, cook- Gites poeta on “tn | ing, washing, ironing privileges Help Wanted Cashier. Penin-| pgut's Tire Shop, 426 White LEGALS sular Life InsurBnce Compan sept2?-9tx . — ; Permanent pos Apply, __ a res rie O81 eae THOS | Renado Bldg, 515 Duval St. | Furr pertment with priv- oct2-3tx et No pets, no children. 18 Olivia stret septay. Its 2 MISCELLANEOUS —a meaty Apartment for rent. No children, jLawn mowers sharpened Re no fF 218 Simonton street pair Sewing Machines. Knives, sept29-2tx Scissors sharpened. Keys dup- — _ . Ye B. F. Campbell, 803 Living room. bed nm and private Simor Street octl-Imo, bath and entrance. 1101 South ; ‘ ne “ t t 3-W. sept29-3tx *.. | Venetian blinds ih ak 60H ence finished. Key*West Venetian, Housekeeping rooms: furnished | Blind Co., 112 Duval street 1120 Olivia street met2-Itx sept4-Imo i - For Rent—Furnished house, 1202 epaired: Refir Pine street App 8 White polishing. Call “Ada owweet . oct2-3tx i ' 119-12tx - : mone Apartment for rent: two bed- | stree Phone 807-W. Cal eS oe oe ai pattinn # fom 600 AM. to 200 PM ar ctiedt = FOR CITY ELECTION § n El pana . cnmeaus % cua November 6, 1945 natting ngenial neighborhood ‘HOD QMRA in A aN agg HMM Paul GR ble Phone 292-R. Lt For City Commission on " S RV. We t oct2-3tx | moxmom CotNTT scene _ % oo pv once eneen oF Prete atio’s «4 to appeer . MYRTLAND CATES For City Commission ALBERT B. COOPER For City Commission WILLIAM W. DEMERITT For City Commission CAPT. W. T. DOUGHTR —_-_— — + Fer City Commission EARL W. HIGGS For City ‘Commsiesion ALBERT G. ROBERTS For City Commission EARL E. SANDS For City Commission GERALD SAUNDERS For City Commission NEIL SAUNDERS For City Commission W. C. (Sugar) SWEETING For City Commission J. M. VARELA BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duvei Street —oo— COMPLETE BASEBALL SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wir —<0o— Populer Brands of CIGARS and COLD SOFT DRINKS F Hire—-Truck, gene J. C. Ramsey, 709 Lane m i "FOR SALE Hi |2- and 3-bedreom bungalow , yt . M furnished and unfurnished; r . , small down payment, balance “ aor u e payable monthly. Johnson & . " 7 ve Hollywood bed, $25. w bed, $10: play pen, $7 iow 1319 ¢ feet ct! O Box 32! 2 SCREEN WIRE » Government Specifications LIMITED STOCK FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED - NONE HELD — rue Always Try Lindsley’s First for Scarce Items “LINDSLEY LUMBER CO. PHONE 71 Division and Simonton Streets Key West, Fla. nose. When he would hit an | gy dog stories, 1 opined that) have first recognized the charms occasional clinker — radio jt was a very apt description. |° Lauren Bacell. Or maybe talk for a woeng note—mu- | Like the stories his voice has )°°™ Press agent just gut im » rut ' sical director m Higson'a very rare quality, thank Bend et, st, Raft in would raise an eyebrow but! heaven! ‘Johnny Angel” and at present proceed calmly with the re-! funny thing about MY|ne is looking @cund for other hearsal. By show time Hea- voice,” the Hoag continued,| suitable roles. The guitabibty gy would have the song down | “we get all kinds of letters apparentiy has somthing to do pat, in his own peculiar about it. One lady wrote it) with his lazily chewing a tooth- style. was shocking and scanda-| pick and occasionally singing im asked | After rehearsal I lous that | was permitted to| his unique manner. it may lead | Hoagy how he would claasi- sing on the air. fy Then she! © sreaster things, he thinks. his singing voice went on to say that it had a, Mossy’s acting experience has “Well.” he twanged, “T gio, navies lit th t| bee nm rather limited. His sole em . one? 4 : ae — Lh 5 guess| #28e™ nt previous to the Bogart - ~~ made it kinda nice ~, | Opur was during his college days WANTED she didn’t know whether it) ie played @ monkey in - Automobile wanted in good con- Was good or bad.” | skit and had to hang from @ tree dition. 1128 Margaret street Fe ‘ w-moving Indianan, limb for 15 minutes. Finally he upstauts oct!-6tx Hoagy is a pretty busy man these| came dowr “i said to the sap jays. Besides the radio show he! curator, ‘Where } 1 been | Wanted ext, unfurnished spends a good deal of time per-| all this time, Dodd house or apartment, centrally fecting his i game. He also} It was his only line im the show, located. Phone 682. oct2-Itx Manages to devote a few hours’ but Hoagy played the halt DIAMONDS! A beautiful diamond is an everlasting token of your love and re- spect. When you give her a diamond, you give her the best. , We have just received an exceptionally gorgeous selection of fine, briftiant, genuine diamond rings. Each one is a gem, symbolic of the utmost perfection in the art of diamond cutting and setting. See them teday! We welcome your inspection and the opportunity to display these fine gems for your approval. You will be amazed, too, at the wonderful values we are giving during our sale. 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