The Key West Citizen Newspaper, March 28, 1946, Page 3

TRVREDAY, MARCH 28, 1946 ° ig CORAL : ROCKETS Shore Patrolmen ara : 5 By L. P. ARTMAN. JR. . Dr.-M. H: Tallman announces) a series of rapids, he thought OAARLA AAR RRRRRRRRRDDNDRRRRRRRDRRRRRRD In Wagon The Key West U.S.O. provides} people are not received by the| it wan Eee eee os had reached the coast of Chi once Seay Be an object lesson in the building|community, it is inevitable that | 2V0!Gable circumst % le- ia! nab poet nag of Group of colored short pa- | of an institution. Its guiding prin-|there will ‘result a’ certain es-| Sires his patients to know, he will} y | k. trolmen were themselves plac- | ciple has been persistence in the] trangement, or even hostility. Bur| not be at Tavernier this weekend. } bd ° ed in the wagon last night, [execution of its work. ‘Service-|if civilian groups and individuals | However, he will be glad to see according to Police Chief {men have come to rely on_ its} maintain steady contact with their| them the following weekend. US.0. PARTICULARS By MARJORIE KERRIGAN: DR. TALLMAN NOTIFIES| DISCOVERS RAPIDS - PATIENTS HE WILL NOT| cncacc when 4 BE ON KEYS THIS WEEK| cartier sailed up the St. ence river in 1534 and disco - Sessions and the buttonholing. Russia's general plan of attack at »- this time is of course to grab or “bulwark states” Officer Gets Into Trouble MARINE OFFICER TURNED) OVER TO SHORE PATROL IN FIGHT services, for they have found it ‘dependable at all times, and in every situation. Without the U.S.O., civilians and servicemen are isolated from one another. Through it, service- men are brought in contact with the community, through its sight- seeing trips, dances, and a variety of other activities. Civilian groups could in turn learn to know the servicemen by sponsoring U.S.O. activities, though the acquaint- ance may be gradual and require some patience and persistance on their part. But because the U.S.O. was patient and persistent, it has become an institution indispensi- ble so long as servicemen are U.S.O., they, will find it will profit them as well as the servicemen. Masonic Order Elects Officers At a recent meeting of Palm | Lodge of Perfection Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite of Free- masonry of Key West, the fol- lowing officers @were elected for | the ensuing year: Everett R. Rivas, Venerable Master; Kingman G. Curry, Sr., Senior Warden; Walter V. Burns, Junior Warden; Munro J. Horre, Orator; Ross C. Sawyer, Aimoner |. Georgia freight rate . protest. Dr. Bush favors complete civil- ian control of atomic energy. j Pork Loins—-Pork ‘NO LIMIT ine we OS Dairy Products - Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Self-Service Grocery Visit This Lite Maske fos Tap ually Pood Produ goes to a Supreme Court master. ET ES May Need DOUBBLE - DOUBBLE BLUE CAP - Plus 5% DDT POT:0' LUCK, 5% DDT . Exterminators of All ‘CARLOS’ MARKET PHONE 76 Corner William and Fleming Streets HULA LAUAUALSAUEOSUUUSEUEE ULLAL I which England and America have = Bie Pine to ®t Up between Russia and them- wnuwual. Of Selves. These states are Italy, must charge Prence, Germany, Turkey, Greece. In case there ever is any whereby » ‘fouble Russia wants these states hot too strong. That is clear from present in the community. When! ang Treasurer; Albert B. Cooper, Insects it arinounced a program, it car-| vy ried it through. If it advertised pb sickest For SALE at , A : The following officers were ap- 1 a class in dancing, or a concert| pointed by the Venerable Mes.|, Drug and Grocery Stores were held, even if at first only a ae HERR ter: Hastings C. Smith, Prelate;}" two or three individuals attended. 2 - 4 The U.S.O. has done its part. It Everett V. Kinsman, Master of Ceremonies; Thomas R. Gibson, In an alleged fight at the Cabana Bar last night a Marine officer was said te have engaged in a fight with a civilian, Harry Hartshorn, according to Police ‘i chief said that the officer i seiliay, | ant Expert; Lancelo' . | Whit- Wheat eal scieh Pree at, hel was turned over to shore patrol-| roups and organizations sn tirn| marsh, Captain (of Host; Donald Russia hoped to get in with et men and’ a ‘warrant has’ been| must step up at least half way: to} 8: Myers, Tyler. ¢RateThere ts “foam pssued ‘against’ Hortshorn, * who] acknowledge the introduction, mf oa will be up for tril today in ‘city! In other cities throughout the 1 a nae 4 a , court, nation, an, army of. volunteers Politieal i . Vaden arose from among the civilian f Wy jor e3): population, anxious to be of aid elFiremen Respond |"ter‘ia' v0 "mee va. Announcements - Operate with her and yet he is unteers enjoyed their work, and showing her that we will not be To Three Calls the servicemen appreciated ther} For United States Senator beyond a certain line. news, more facts, more un- Ry aD Gerstanding is needed in this world. cooperation. A real community what of interest and understanding be- LEX GREEN ¢ Fire Department was call-|tween civilians and the armed e ed out three times during the}forces was established. Individ- 5 Fe eg! ee night and early this morning,|/uals prepared cakes and other = with the apparatus from No. 3jeatables for refreshments, or do- Station responding to the calls. |mated equipment. Others were The first was at 7 o’clock last| willing to work in the offices. In evening when the firemen were| Many cities the surplus of volun- called to the corner of Catherine| teers constituted a problem, but REPORT and White streets; where a car| the serricemen felt at home ans found to afire. respected the community which 5 Key West and vicinity: Cloudy TAG ne A eisee the: department| displayed such spirit. | For Representative with scattered showers and thun- resounded to a call at Simonton| But for some reason, in Key| JOHN CARBONELL, JR. derstorms late this afternoon and sts pe | PG and Virginia streets where a te has vane a Sxvenenced ) i found. a shortage, rather than a surplus, m4 bt pr telet bait sa al 4°6'élock = wollte Its achievements! DR. DELIO COBO Strong 4 ey 7 ave been almost entirely a result Pe thundersgualle, Small.craft warns| Sue MoOUNIRE when a brush fel cf the efforts of its regular pad| For Representative * ing until sunset. Thonipson streets staff. : BERNIE C; PAPY Plovida: Considerable cloudi-| “"i) of the calls were’ tiirnéd in| | Perhaps this is because civilians ness with by telephone,” with no alarm|° not realize the general benefit sounded over the electric system! Which would accrue from their ¢»- WILL E. P. ROBERTS to the nature of the, three| °Peration. Yet, first of all it) should be obvious that if service} For Railroad Commissioner — F. D. AKIN CARD OF THANKS | Forté i » We wish to express our thanks! RA 'TLEY to, the many friends who shared FRANK ‘BEN’ ¥ with us in hours of sorrow and . ’ bgreavement when our dear lov- Report of an attempted ‘statu-)ing mother, Mis. Emma Carey, tory offense at the corner of Du-|Ppassed away; by’ the tokens of] Faw (Cas arket j ‘ $ KEY WEST’S LARGEST FOOD MARKET $v~~s Everything for Your Table Under One Roof 1028 Division Street Phone 1080 PROMPT FREE DELIVERY wit Meat Department %38 AEC ERIS GEE i aera Plenty of For State Senator “BOB” KING For State Senator E. R. (Doc) LOWE For Representative For Representative rough the Flor- Straits and East Gulf of Mex- “Fresh to occasionally ‘moder- Liverwurst } For County , | (Fourth GERARD SAUNDERS For County Commissioner (Fourth District) Pas : Whole or Halt, 2. i Ib. 4 i * 29e. 1h.) .; . 25¢ Drip, Silex or Perculator:. val and Greene streets last night! cards of sympathy and letters and could not be verified this morn-'|those who gave their cars for “4 ing at either the Navy shore pa- isa condolence, and to Jacksonville -’ to Apalachicola: trol office or the city police of- | service. iso we thank the col-! MAXIMO VALDEZ fice. ored. Ministerial Alliance for its/| S ates —_ Small craft warning displayed| 7), attempt was reported to |noble support, for the magnificent | ore Sy : ——_ until sunset today south of Jack-|1,.y taken place between a Navy |funeral service which it rendercd | toe — . sonville through the Florida} man and a civilian girl. at the Trinity United W. M etty ® Straits to east of St. Marks. Church and at the grave. Please ved inj WEATHER REPORT HDAYS t this with best wishes. | ied of CIN Key West, Fla, March 28, 1946] TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS /*°*°? Se ate esi | a! aan va) Observation taken at 8:30 am.| Herbert H .Lehman, director of and FAMILY. i sie ae08 of this Time United Nations Relief, ex-gover-| mar28-1tx nor of New York, born in New York, 68 years ago. Highest last 24 hours... 84 . Horee G. 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