The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 31, 1945, Page 3

Cient , OCTOBER 31, 1945 vs — DA qT fact GONE BY Re perfect attendance rec — jo the Harris G ammar Se ow the first — com ae cr STORER 5. 1905 a agen . 1 St ke t . men Vidal Key West Jur ida six weeks of th Blean oo a Della Mae Russell, Addie Grade ng . . we Terry Banks, Lois Marie ea rtm Ca Valdez. Larry Lewin, Densid Thor « . Seunders, Leo ( 7 i atte & « : “ = 1b—Mis Wu LEGALS ffir J M evomes Pevsi-Cola Compan Franchised Bottlers: Pepsi ~eeeeee sted in playing in the city bas- leagues Wh winter are} » meet at the City Rec mn Department office, 207 -_ clock Fri-| = Bm a ie ent, November 2 | the meet the | Ag jeague, a men's league! | YK) ene ey pot agen ongiien to pjard 4 boys’ league are planned. y ae motor the jer © being made t caaaaae NEED SUPPORT chamber, we are making an ap- t to be played in = bal pel for someone to donste a small ue dig Gy j Editor, The Citizen motor of s usable automebile mo- t J nm, Betty Key, Julie! has beem advertising in your col -— |umms recently, that diseased and 9B Mrs. Haskin cher; Al Curry, Ber i Emmett M 1 Crack dor Ruchardson j? 5 a m Warren \- M Curry, Doris H C Moore, De c Wailterson. Cecile ‘ 4 Annue Ger Ing P Cruz arbone ll K N Berg ue ' “ R R kK F Th as N Frank Tony r « Fawk,| n, A | Billy Oste : « \ i Ma NX De J St | k t N Sy whe Michele B: 4 Ww ‘ | } in Sh. FOR Lona I City. N.Y. la Bottling Co. of Key West i _— . . rt ANFIELD = 5 : ; = ; REFRIGERATION es ; one : e *« * * ; REAL KE i| \\ : BASIS cad you will get 3 \\) ; GUARANTEED Refrig- ae : eration Service. : a. ww ee ; 7 : WP flies t ; REAL ICE ORLEANS : MORE ECONOMICAL... It's Healthy =} new 57 Minutes |$ ‘ and Safe ... It's PURE : e-em \» j THOMPSON ENTERPRISES, ic. § as is Sooners OU | (ICE DIVISION) ; — fp |$ Phone No. 8 Key West, Fla. 3 Whe Bascnnces Rowte Johnson, Gloria Milian, Jo Ann’ Pinder, Otilie Valdez, Berbara|'"*'s. Yet the pitiful fact is, thet | Walterson ‘ 7 John Lowe, Robert Muse. Judith * Wal 0, Jerry Blau-) Goodman, Leonora Thompson Alice Carter, Marilyn Marsh #*\ Lange, Norman Hicks, Sawyer, George Gibson Griffin | Goldman, Doris Har Taylor, David Siege Cracker 5A—Mrs. Jones, teacher; James Cooper, Patsy Johnson, B FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE erts, James Pettis, Jimn t FULL CARGO INSURANCE are | To avoid @ repetition of 4 | pustance the new chamber will Oe | be constructed in a locked build- = 4 me Pg pay MF | children ‘Fhe CATHERINE MARSHALL. Key West, Fla, Oct. H, 1066. The Key West Humane Society|tor. Either will serve the pur- pose The response to the advertise- ments has been overwhelm , Calls heve come in by the hup-' dreds to take care of diseased, ly treated or unwanted ani- though the need is so urgent the 3B Mrs. Maeoder, tencher financial support is far from ade- Se far, though, the agent is on the premises and ready te work, 4A—Mrs. Reinke teache 5B. Mrs. Haski Frank Roberts, Mitche | petrouth, erry Cott - Office: #13 Caroline Street Phooss: i and 68 b 6B Mrs t AREHOUSE: Corner Eaten and Francis Strests Brunner, Gail Sweeting idman. Joe Faulk Good News from General Electric PSPTTe the sudden stopping of war work, Radics: G-F radics Will be back om the market for 5 ‘ Christmas. Table models will be im dealers’ stores im employment at Gonseal Electric has November. By ( hrwunes, 12 madels should be in stores, declined less than 10 per cent overall. Rehiring including AC-DC battery portables, radio phonograph is already under way, and it is expected that consvies. Televison and FM will go inte production more people will be employed within aix to after the finet of ime year. eight months than were employed during the Home Construction Materials. Wire, cable Soor biggest prewar years. escent lampholders, ete.. formerly for Army and Navy What G-E people are making is shown, in use, are now in production for yous new home part, by the list below. This list of things you and your family have wanted for many months shows the progress General Electric has made im swinging back to its regular job of making “More Goods for More People at Leas Cost.” General Electr: Company, Schenectady, New York. . Alarm Clocks. In January, 1944, WPB oksyed mak- img some electric alarm clocks. Within seven weeks, Ranges. Manufacture began on the first G-E electre ranges September 9, 1946. Three days later the tet shipment was wade. Plastics Production. The plastics facilities of Gonerat Electric, largest manufectuser of fimabed plaste prod ucts in the country, have beep turned to molding a camera, clock and refggerator parta, toaster and coffee maker handles caster wheets and wining devicw, redo cabinets, Muorescent bases, commetic jare and covers, industrial and decoratve lamuneted matenals, lghtung reflectors and shades. - ; “ ~~ sane Water Coolers. Production at G.E. will equal pre- . Turbines. F |) «hedule peacetime production of steam war rate m November, turbines, source of two-thirds of the nation’s electric . power and the driv ing power for most of our fighting and Automatic Heating. GE. in January will howe ot merchant fleets, » expected to be reached by December Bred boiler version oil burners, gaefred bulers, ' gas-fired warm air conditioners, all coming off tb ae trons. In June. 1944. came authorization to make wher lar, guaiwe and aviation equipesst was electric rons. In \hree months. G_E. was shipping irons. produced ‘Teday's rate is tugber than 1941. : Farm Freezers. Will be wady in 1047. Motors. Ten million were built for war—many of special types and sive. Now G-E lines are being quickly Air Cond!t'oners. Que model of room au conditioner converted to produc tir standard types for washing ny m ready ted nwnbers for your nex . machines, refrigerators, etc needs. Fis vane ovules” was shipped the dey «iter —_ Retrigerators. After getting green light from WPB i : ‘ in June, 1945, GE. was w production m eight weeks. , Roeder. The GE Electronic Navigater, to make sip iW I n and dark, and to sgued shippin Transformers. Upwards of 70 small transformers care UR as ea Ree oe , cae were requited (or 1 sungle B- 29 Superfortress. Now G-B ; : montis facilities are turning them out again to help make elec- — 1 wil soon be available, ciehy Geen % yee Exposure Meters. The new G-E expomure meter (or Washers. Ten woeks from WPB go-shead, G e amater 1 proteamonal photographers » m prudue ‘ washer line started rajiing in Bridgeport on August 26, tuuon. Present rate » several thousand a week 1945. Already they're being turned out at 47 per cent of eda tin eae te os » G.B.'s prowar rate. Street Lights ond Flood Lights. Facilities that turned out mobile anti-aircraft searchlights fpr the Army, and thousands of signaling sarchlights for the Navy, are now producing flood lights for sports and the di be upplyang beth military and crviianm 4 needs Now «\asdable apace moss, but in limited quanti te are euch war-ducontamued typaseas 50. and 76 west insede Lroet Lumps, 50-}00-150- watt gedrum hes lenge, flacue shaped Lampe, round decorative lamp: buctesoent seta a pth tain ta roiline lamps. Christmas tree hghts are in pro we stave) Lgble Wy reduce ° duction but will be quite Minived type bolday sayon. + GENERAL @ELECTRIC (¥6) ” ~ onees ane