The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 26, 1945, Page 3

TWO THE KEY WEST CITIZEN CLOSE FOLLOWING THROUGH ALL READY FOR FOR SONAR NET TEAM WINS TITL i |Railway Honors | LAST NIGHT “sx: GAME TOMORROW aaa ; SAO PAULO, Brazil. — The « team from Cuba | Central Railway of Brazil, oper | eted by the federal government, has renamed its “North” station Pola bows, a song aga oD PRs +1 : LINEUPS OF TEAMS RELEAS- im this city the “Roosevelt Sta- Ortwrn «mery one Sailors | tion” = BARRACKS ( the best pitching ©D: CONTEST PART OF NAVY | oon - — ecser 879 BOMBERS 4 South, with tall, DAY CELEBRATION IN KEY | stroyer escorts, built especially @ wiaert cap Gibson, Macho |to combat the menace, proved Lefty Miller of WEST | Air Base The _ have f | they were well qualifid for the job. The USS Chatelain assisted in sinking two German submar- ines and capturing a third. Both | the U 515 and the U 546 were | sunk by task groups of which the USS Chatelain was a mem- | \ Chicago Cubs, at Navy Day baseba @e have done bette we pitche ‘ {Cu World Series Station Ail § ber. Forced to the surface by Gepth charge attacks, they were sunk by gunfire. The U 515 went down April 9, 1944; the U 546 on April 24, 1945. ‘ k The USS Chatelain was the nd th i 2 fficial Navy Photograph | first ship to pick up contact ¥ Nt CLINCHING THE ISLAND TENNIS LEAGUE title with | with the U 505 on June 4, 1944 —— — wins over NAS and Ft. Ta eet Sonar net team, @%d made the depth charge at- . undefeated in the second r ip a score of 24 sets | tack which brought her to the Sie won, five lost Members of the w ng team, shown! face. Carefully laid gunfire above, left to right, are: Fre L. Hoftmeister, RM3c, Cleared the deck of the sub and USCGR; Lieut. John A. Albertson, USNR; Lieut. Charles L. @ »erding party soon hoisted Housh, USNR; Lieut. Comdr. Walter W. Collins, USCG; the Stars and Stripes over the G ghthan 4 Ens. Robert W. Sauer, USNR, and Reginald B. Thompson, | first enemy man of war to be I , Sp(A)le, USNR, manager h ¢ t Guard and Boca | captured on the high seas by the The ¢ N ‘ Chica were fighting for runner-t io | U. S. Navy since 1815. This coup f Crook j was kept a carefully guarded pitche nd Hi - —— | secret yntil valuable information | — e the « ays of the gained bv study of documents Key West Plans . dies oo ia equioment aboard was ob- the t “ success of. the engagement. the 4 entire task group was awarded Some people, of unsavory memory, made money eat the Preisdential Unit Citation of the war which our boys won with the'r bloed-—and seme The Ship's CO Commander other people helped the conscienceless black-marketeer Howard, came aboard in 1943 every time they paid even a few cents above ceiling for as Gunnery Officer, following cigarettes or steaks or whatever : duty on the cat S Sara But the truth should be made known that established peeves Fags coal gy med manufacturers, both large and smail, who produced such | sal eg _— ' a miraculous quantity of war materials to arm and equip The Executive now is Lieut. OUr troops, actually made much less money than in pesee John J. Darev, USN, of Sanilac time—which was as they wanted it County, Mich ut. Darcy has General Motors, for instance, voluntarily limited its put in 17 years’ naval service proifts and averaged only 4.7 cents per sales dollar—half ‘ 4 i mmissioned from the the amount it ear 1941—although its « nt k ‘ Ow - sub. @Mlisted rates at the beginning ployment doubled. otal earnings of | 2 “ag Re, (Continued fran Page One) 42 ase, S0t- B Pe ger of R Station WKWF ¥ 255 t mae H oO J Lena ' a p.m, whib J ng ; ft of the war. He was stationed war years amounted to 4.8 per cent on it S. S SO h ‘ ps that here in Kev West aboard the earnings of Sun Oil were 2.75, 2.86 and 2.20 ves F t gs, USS McFarland from Sept. 1933 .ajes dollar in three war years, as against 8.80 cents per lance \ ‘ Norway. | Until May 1906 dollar in 1941. : “ vats ree the USS Among the dessrated — So it went all down the line And as to individuals cig ay 0 ‘ tors| bers of the crew of the USS __ one of our highest-paid industrialists got a net of $4488 on Chatelain are: George M. Henry, ’ hose & ; “ SN ; on RdM3ec, USNR, of Syiwa, NC. ® Year salary after taxes! It is needful that these facts s r4 he Key W : i N Can. |W. W. Mansfield, CBM, USN, Come out now . — * am in view of some laber . Re S se ; é this San Diego, Calif: H.W. Tilton, dictators’ unrealistic demands = everngs 23. M c G M ' coll tie, BAMiec, USNR, Cambridge, O.; - and A. H. Ulrich, RdM2c, USNR, Vuvvvvvvvvveveveverrverrevererrrerews 32 ~ ; i was gues er at the Lions ¢ tet from of Rochester, N.Y. 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