The Key West Citizen Newspaper, November 13, 1945, Page 3

CLOSE GAMES PLAYED LAST 18, 1945 — ie a | mec i | Standard Press Associaiion AP Peateres & ANNIVERSARIES peace and independence of aj his hy - | 1833—Bdwin T Booth, tamed yy ty 4 ‘Neves 3 His father, PAS BORED Poe is to 4 m | Teele actor, brother of Lincoln's | Qasaestn bern in Moeryland. Died . SWEMEN -GNGt-! June 7 1893 | MPERS WUDGED LEGION! 1454 — Peter AB. Widener,| Te 2 TO | ow mGeTcap foot LCM (Landing Crait mi Philadelphia street railroad mae. nate and Philanthropist, who | started as @ butcher boy in his fother's store, went on through 4 | chain of mest stores, nolitics and |to rum, the LCM is powered twin diesel engines, 's capable long cruises draws only two f ® SA8°D TANSTER beached for hull upkeep, -* i | enized) says Mechanix Miustrated agazine. Built of steel and inexpensive nine inches of water and is easily the ae by bf cet) ue iti FH é ret @t the) Wealth, born there. Died Nov 4, magazine points out. - ’ he down” | 1918. The diagram shows how ingen- o 1883—John Drew, eminent act fous the LCM could oe converted on @, of @ notel actor family, borr into « houseboat with a wall cit-| Philadelphia. Died July 9, 1927 | widely scattered showers through |for an amphibious jeep, ample . hed been 1856—Louis D. Brandeis, Bos | Wednesday, except mostly cloudy | siceping quarters, dining room rang wd «= ang) 0m lawyer, liberal, famed U. 5S, | with showers and rain squalls galley, living room, ¢ » srety| S@preme Court Justice and dis | over north portion this afternoon. | and back sun porch. ,| Senter, born Louisville, Ky. Died | East Gulf: Gentle to moderate LCMs which may go for a frac. | me : mee M) Oct. §, 1961 east to northeast winds and tion of their original cost on the} « an James Cannon, Jr partly cloudy weather with surplus property auction biock, | _ e he players’ Meth shurchman, noted pre widely scattered showers this| may also be the answer for a| @ the} hibitionst mn in Louisville Official Navy Photograph afternoon, tonight and Wednes-| returning Gl looking for a buri-| | Ky. Ded Sept. 6, 1911 ; Ba ed a day ness of his own. Mechanix Mlus-| riers, ferry or floating ° -« fectded| 1866 Bert L. Taylor, noted FOR CONSPICUOUS ga and bravery in action) jicksonville and Apalachicola: | trated suggests the crafts can be| machine shops repairing ist, remembered @#ainst the enemy while leading a Marine rifle platoon "No small craft or storm warnings converted into river cargo car-! yacht engines. A Line o'Type Okinawa last May, Cpl. Talmadge E. Meadows, USMCB, | have been i - — - ooo at Goshen, Mass. center, of Alabama City, Ala., i ° 921 pa ot al erg ’ - z ye time, Cpl. Terrell N Key West, Florida, Nov. 13, 1945 * nanding officer, le At th me e nl! “- @bservation taken at 7:30 am. Mdown) HISTORY Falkner, USMCR, right, of Pleasant Hill, Miss., was pre- ern mt ofl * : 3 he M ody. American | sented a Letter of Commendation for meritorious service (City Office} eee ecient, 8 Philedelphia| in performance of his duties while attached to a Marine Temperatures mound aed A _AyP: nis brother SJ infantry battalion in the Pacific battle area. Highest last 24 hours 62 Sag | “ed American spy | phe psi ect ___. | Lowest last night z Legion et te a Stam Aaseetoas settlers) —— “iene Mean 1964—Gen Sb rmal bit - ™“ . = - ~ ge ~ | Rainfall, 24 hours ending em « ne ‘ - ; | aR@ erican College fi Re 4. ©. JONES. Settonal Indestticn Vews ! the R Church opens! WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. and maintain permanent peac 3.75 ” ae . , |For many years our national He didn't mention the bluffer Deficiency sines Nov. 1, | . #22 S Supre yurt ru Government has Molotov the Rusian govern- inches 254 | net t . je f ge = pallial nent, but he was talking about Total rainfall since Jan. 1, : tizenship a hg: a hem when he declared that the inches — 39:66 “a " 6 tivities to politics United N n sert Excess since January 1, I USN Supply Bose. B balance of the time : ae oh ag The fruit of the sapodiiie - NY? hou: fundamental principles of thet are mx th ; ‘ 1-tf/ Fs eaten in the tropical 4} S 00,009 ra od Republic that was estat Ww 4 organ T nh TELEPHONE America. " Z a . R Er ed and expected to c« 1 " a teme f World OPERATORS . B er to conform t basic p ff ! menniiee M1 Pn dinthe Dec. | Nov WAGE INCREASE we . endence and — Learners now earn a mini- < tution. Jefferson, °° 4 mum of $26.00 per week : Henry and Lincoln rg for 48 hours work 4 ; ap all the so-called |. Slap n Draft to imduct “mesterios and democrat on @ rene Wage ' cxpartanent ; and 19-9 gned Pre in their times tien ; i Rep - Big vA ie a Under the pretense of nm 5 o hose p —_—— 44 MacA forces meet | efMMent introduced ‘ good, but when bad, Tempersture Gata for the 24 hours) tional payment for evening, avenue. Call 257. ov ¥2-2tx eteasing 2 eanesitien ment income taxation about rane A : ending 7:30 a.m | Sunday and holiday work } } sadn * * 1 Gen. Patton's forces ¢ a third of wry ago, and 4 rag mmentstor observed 1939 Oldsmobile, Tudor igedan, | M Germar ever since t me there that the plan to freeze prices for Fos good condition. 1212 Packer | tee crease ng strik MANY OTHER eet nce 13-3tx fl i pt | ter | . ADVANTAGES ' j and le represe g ge ~ = oer - ‘ p| Prof ‘ government at suse t Pusittent tn 1938 Oldsmobile, tires dil me ' Need | remine r t id was ‘ oy chanically in good cosditign. : - ting, but a fet of com = — New paint job. $675. 916 Vir- t ® " _ m ae ginia st. or phone 712. ‘ a | novi3-2tx| . a , LOOK OUi BELOW! —— | be . SCIENTISTS AT WORK cist te tin Bea | Furniture, living room, bedroom, | the r 7 re EPH NE OFFICE | kitchen, complete, and miscel- | I intrs It n By FRANK CAREY , . laneous items. Apply 1G Porter/ - a dana FACT ee 4 — | Place after $ o'clock. now¥'3-3tx | il w vig ail hed it engelis 4 =e “ l a7 i Orleans Aa = si ier * = a mannii ro r n the pe York Pv) Wanted ‘ ris, full time) perective stories, e “ ink i ar 34 employment. No experience ne- se all the pee geany Bes j HOROSCOPE i red th 4 40 cessary. SH Kress & Co. | some for Se per day, ming for T ‘ol yj and ' ‘ 66 Rovi-tf) only 10c for a whole week. Paul| ele ‘ id Smith, Bookseller, cor. Simon ' 43 B i Ss Service ton and Eaton streets. oe 69 Dept SN Air Station. nov3-tf . K Ww nov9-5tx Ww Furmshed room, with kitchen Wanted — Middle-aged la ‘o| privileges. Garage. 827 White 4 e Must be! st fov9-6t a . Te ee ee fy ret Furnished apartment with private! . 9 naed . s S tis Ge Ge Mate 1 A bath Grinnell st., off Di-| 4 t bs ie desl aime = B K W vision. Call after 6 pam. | a>) Viteesl off] PAYS HER COLLEGE BILLS | But « ght be cg eptinctyste- ities? ow 18-Sx 3 c many 1 ‘ M F F... oe A ; ci Ww ghthousekeeping rooms, cook- ‘ " “5 ‘ ‘ ing, washing and ironing priv- re 4 Is th ernment ng leges. Paul's Tire Shop, 426! k . E-t the 5 w i White street nov!2-Stx I * es? SS 5 H ¥ persons a Two bedrooms or apartment tor} . mp ent ins two Share kitchen, living room. | $ i rs See owner, 609 Grinnell | f 6. Has the population of Pal esmsiensns novid-3t . ie Lawn wers ' Attractive newly decorated room . is Se th cross ventilation. Hot wa “ 7 man Der a 4 ry -_ Seis harp Kove Gun with semi-private bath | SORTING THEM OUT @ Men | — ‘ 7 sow Por sted in modern priv: ‘ St mport . 914 Eaton st F , . nated Ref vice ft é . > Who is S Br - Magpies WANTED TO RENT _ w . : + ssnateamenessenanniintiil { ’ ° 2 & Ross. wanted to Rent—Good business 3 ° THE ANSWERS “a location on Duval street. Write! e Ww Box “P", c/o The Citi boca ‘ ? now8-12t Hoge M e 8 .- 500. P - - ; £ — - 4 Ins For Hire—Truck, general moving. , x J. C. Ramsey, 709 Whitmarsh s Li Lane. Temporary phone, 444, . 7 5 , from 8 am. to 6:30 p.m. a S & f Li pies 4 or ‘ n - ; CIVILIAN aad ( 3 = ' aS, ¥ « t é LOST 7 P onsiinhnsimmaaeninipmliatableiia s = s Black wallet containirg sum of m 4 s . 9.6tx ney, personal identifications Rn . » A Se y ng license. ete. Ample r Sta WANTED ord if returned to Mra. 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