The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 9, 1945, Page 4

408 POUR THE KEY WEST CITIZEN —— | NOW UNDER WAY ON THURSDAY GROUP TO ATTEND announced that - = aa a A delegation of Key West en er Lec. § conecuNITY sm to }1-a9 TO BE RENDERED I6 CON- forcement officers is due to Save ror runDs To thing NECTION WITH CUBAN leave this afternoon to attend sels are a meeting tonight of the FBI in @© GPENT LOCALLY f the ANNIVERSARY Mise — ies | Those slated to leave are eth Sheriff Berlin Sawyer, Police} ( seme virwt ony Fort Tay The f wing program will be Chief Joesph Kemp, State Rogd amit, War } mn side of rer ¢ by San Caglos Inststeie Patrolman SW. Walker, City ; ng 4006 is at anjtumorrbw sdght at the San Caglos Clerk Roy Hamlin. in his cap 4 wher the deg ce m 24 Hall, at 8 & in necthon | scit = ke aaa {tem Ke, W ‘ + nds with obser ance Octuber p, Sewell, of the local naval Reving + . degrees, 4 Guba anpivers ligence, and Deputy Sheriffs wee or am Wen Long Opertng wdidtes M:. Raul Moreno Wallaee and M L. Aa-! a ool . Alps Pry rw 4 we » ss Cola Sheriff Sawyer sard that mem Gene en f the FBI will 4 , . 5 % w the apprehe 0 a Y oa oiat : I { crimunals, aangett a “ — . FORECAST T z and 2 - Roy . F HOSPITAL GROUP * . TO MEET THURSDAY Peres , emp ce. Mors. MMe AQ “ w + * k be i 4 moh on “ E \ : work " u ident: | F “ “ & * S M ) < ng ‘ 7 s ry. M. A " - . . suena pay « | a " “ be- B a a w i Warrer 4 ‘ th Bente Ferna t . ~ \a_cugt Wetegare. -£ etiar Mare. oon 6 We R Rothe oft hey “ a Riedl a —< TEMPERATURES TELEVISION PICTURES om Ten ‘ rs 24 b . ” Te os gs | Tempe poo 24 8 pa Highest Lowes: s - REPORT ; Station last 24 hours last aighe B on * c «+ Temperatures le a o K ' ae ong Precipitation KW t -« ‘ New O USE Dapowes Get Fas orate metober | ol 64 me eee a ‘ : : COLD PREPARATION. Gunes: Retative Mumidity eee tes Ae Pires Wei can't lock at the world through vese eslered ghasenet We atte Tomorrow's Almanac must open our eyes to the fact that millions of people are still — . 62 ; H. E. CANPIELD. M. D. suffering boss and privation. We who have been so unscathed by this war cannot help but feel it our duty to lift them out “ ¥ Eye. Ear. Nose and Throat - , SPECIALIST of despair—toward a happy future e Tomorrow's Tides Also Glesses Fitted ~~ nN . * There are people right in our own community who are tem A ide Low Tid = a Vas can porarily ctrichen by war's aftermath. Children have 6600 - = | ace amma orphaned, many mothers are suffering the strain of overwork +m s ; = during wartime. Many have grown old and with sons lost in . aaascaccccee VEX Time You Gio Anywhere Ride the Bus’... sss. eae, combat, are completely dependent. THE COMMUNITY at , 3 FUND GIVES TO THEM ° . , > $ © Hines strikes unmercifully sometimes, making children 4 ‘ helpless with paralysis; racking thin chests with coughing > : in tuberculosis; threatening life with dread cancer. But there 4 UNIT $ are institutions to help treat these diseases: institutions con- > P ducting research to wipe them out THE COMMUNITY > ‘ FUND GIVES TO THEM » ‘ , ‘ eEvery once im a while—without any warning—various . . : areas of the country are the victims of nature's wrath im the , * $ form of fire or flood. Every community must be prepared > st such emergencies This community has organize- ‘ * > : YOUR FUNDS $ tion ready to help at all times. THE COMMUNITY FUND ; : ‘ GIVIS TO THEM 4 ‘ ' ; ; ; COLDS 2) , Child Welfare ‘ ¢ In Europe, millions of homeless people need aid from mere ] } ’ Bureau 7 fortunate lands until they can again be self sufficient im the y_etye 4 ‘ matters of food, shelter and clothing. The National War ese . Child Welfare q Fund gives of its m es to aid the sufferin eople of » ‘ « peop’ te ae VaroRus ; Pree oe ‘ rope. THE COMMUNITY FUND GIVES TO IT 4 ‘ ens T - 4 WE SUGGEST Floride Children’s ‘ elf you think the war affected you in your personal life or ‘ » . business, just remember what Europe felt, and think of your 4 SUPPORT ‘ ans : comparative good fortun And remember that even among on a KINGDOM” > the Municipal Hospital ‘ 1s are many men, women and children who are dependent ews, Sp ; NATIONAL Auxiliary ‘ wn us if they are to go on living! a > $ * The Community War Fund H United Service ‘ which will in turn give to the Na on on n-ne > 4 generous support. Give whenev fa 4 United Seaman's | you're asked: give of your own , . SWEE THEAR | a? 3 d i ; Services accord, ; , ‘ > and Rel 3 y te ' » " ~ International Relief a ; COMMUNITY CHEST mateo ; YOUR COMMUNITY WAR FUND DRIVE ; Representing the National War Fund , ‘ ° ° 1 . ” . Yee ter coos > ‘ KEY WEST COMMUNITY CHEST , ALi VITAMINS , $ This Space Donated by the > ‘ i KEY WEST TRANSIT COMPANY, Inc. ‘ awen , ss ecen come 4 roadway “* WiarKe > GARDETF 5 4 : Se Ee OEE TET TTT TTT. FITTS