The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 29, 1946, Page 3

follows: High School Band Catharine Jeffers AMERICANS ALL A A erm Soe you, Preaident of Senior Class John Monsalvatge < Comte amet Pe tener, wd Master of Ceremonies Kepneth Kerr _ Ge whe ont South American Students Members of @ em hesmmedt Nerth American Students Class of ‘46 fo oan et es naety few the Swoiling Entertainers Hildo Canalejo * ~“ ol ht to oe _ Vincent Molina we te the fed, Map. Nabie Diaz = Temes pheped @ guud George Garcia ‘ — whik T Katherine Symmonette - ae ye = Delores Conant . i ie Class History { Marion Solano - aes ane Tal (Betty Boze bare thee anne al South American Dance Gloria Acevedo Coase William Ladd = ae a = 4 ’ Class Poem Tom Howes ute men Mansech Class Prophecy Margaret Ann Pettis we oe Cuden ond F Faye Roberts ae ie en eel Last Will and Testament Doreen’ Cruz i tees Wilieest fon Catharine Jeffers ace beers, Arango, 4. Vittereal, Valedictory Marion Soleno > Freee ceeek cok Gees 2 Presentation of Honors Principal Horace O'Bryant . _— . re - 1 Yams ates Alma Mater : Senior Class fe ee etaned gmoe he / me @ tones Won wot Se Pupils To Get SOOT OIIews ot Gey gered an extra] mani bactnee the ene was de- | Legion Awards voted Fr th oe tomes and <e . mm in the last) athe annual American Legion seheol award medals will be pre- + 4 game one oy wel Foon the |mented the outstanding girl stu- one } dent of the Convent of Mary Im- | m@eeculate and the boy student of eee Be fet a fener with © eel Wet te eore and im the eee lead ug tet ot drove am. raed — ere come Al Crus, . ‘ cee eet Meeecham bit two! Thi® year's awards will be pre- aa? ie Acosta hit sented Nancy Fairfield, daughter “ a“ bet ome im OfMr, and Mrs. Tracy Fairfield, i ont at. Bm the field SY? Fleming street, and Manuel .* <: ont I Gonenles | O'8#4, son of Mrs. Manuel Or- ote fe the tocers and) @& sos Petronia street, of St. x Gowen @ Lewin & Valder! 20eeph’s school. an che winners were | Ph@ @Wards are presented an- ee tees | mually by the Arthur Sawyer * mug Post No. 28, to those students a oe 00 Gee th 4) Whe have excelled in courage, .- © 618 G0 Gee 7 ppmaner. service, leadership and Pees ® Villecesl and F | s¢holarship and those qualities tearm ana tees tee of character and ability, when een C Wel, O Valdes properly cultivated and matured, ain wo tee tie, 6 }will result in worthy citizenship - cute tees, P. Valdes, and well-rounded manhood and eat Mire. Withers and & | Womanhood. aed Hu fed Patterson Post Commander-elect Vance an on ty Ate & Witte. | Stirrup will make the presen- ot © walks Arise 3 Villareal fone. >. de steps Aries to C eae at © Lees w PF Sands pepatal A Ai Cr sepia Withard and Im one hotel in town the wait- Asone « Agusias reases im the coffee shop write their names on the eggs when teacute ANDING they give an egg order to the aa > cook. Some even write “three = by L Ave.| minutes” ot “four minutes” on a les . the shell, Then there is no mix Mh tim ' 2 up. Occasionally other mes- Aten f 3 sages get on the eggs, too, such Adame a @s one from the cook to the ’* 5 409 | waitress . “See you at the 2 ® " Cards Nearing First Place As ‘They ‘Smash ‘Cubs, 12-2 a Stam tere Peon, _ we 7. Mer St! om a ached an ago! How They Stand eee | AMERICAN ‘LEAGUE a e hese eed! = crb— W.L. Pet. 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Cincinnati 1515 500 6 owns, 82 Detroit St. Louis 2213 628 1} - iy the Clewe- | Chicago 1617 484 6) por ~ +1 « Hutehin-| Pittsburgh 1317 433 8 " nd fedians te five |New York 1718 485 63 ie Waektngion Senators out-| Philadelphia 824 250 14} pha he Mew York Yankees Mh) Red Ca Bortee sen Lol -AP--Gerfian pris- Ameren Leegue loners-of-war will be used as — 9 1% 2) porters, cleaners and other non- - tow 2 & 2) technical jobs on British railways ‘ « set iekey Perens. te relieve the manpower short- es et Be oe oue tee ae! eee eo ehert 1 & 2 Posseau, Chipman, Adams, Erick- Setemee ae Pethets, Em-j som and McCullough. . Kiowa amt Mayes Cincinnati isis ; . 4 amg 2 7 2) Piteburgh ~ Yas 1 6 @| Heugser, Shoun, Beggs and ommmet eet Weems Marshell,| Lemanno; Bahr, Strincevich, Wate ant Dwhes Gumpert and Salkeld. League New York 510 2 oe tos 12 4 6 Brooklyn Se . 2 8 3! Keslo and Warren; Hatten, ro et i = ssagvola, Casey and Anderson. }St. Joseph's school Friday at 9 Island Scenes Decorate Bars In Manhattan Joe Miron, who sets ‘em up both on the bar and on the walls of his Boston Salon in a saloon has. also decorated the cocktail lounge of Dinty Moore's restaurant in New York with his sketches of Key West and Cape Cod. Many Key West night clubs have unusual and wierd dec- orations of the local scene, many of them depicting sub- tle humor. The Officer’s club in this city is decorated with scenes of Key West life. In addition to the colorful Key West scenes, the artistic bartender. has also drawn caricatures of bleary eyed men and women from Bos- ton’s Scullery Square. Some Mirons' are in Boston galler- ies and other Eastern Art museums. YL dh de hidhahdeuheate Two More Assigned To Hospital Boats With the recreational value of fishing recognized at Naval hos- pital, Capt. W. Reid has assigned two more medical corpsmen to take over the fishing boat at the hospital when two men, Dolin and O'Toole, leave Monday. According to “The Scalpel” hospital paper, “the fish stand a chance of attaining a ripe old age in these warm Florida wat- ers” when these two corpsmen leave. Hospital patients are given fishing trips. as. a recuperative measure. 5 Chambermaid 47 Years Takes Guests To Task EUGENE, Ore. — AP — Little Mrs. Emma Talbot, retiring after 47 years as a chambermaid, says hotel guests have degenerated amazingly during the last half- century. They shine shoes on towels and carry off half the hotel equipment, complained the 77- year-old woman, “and every year they are getting dirtier.” So the 4 foot 4% inch tall woman, who figures she’s made 300,000 beds, decided never to make another bed for profit. But “Little Emma,” as hotel residents call her, wasn’t ready to quit working at only 77. She’s opening a clothing alteration shop. Cleaner work. SENSITIVE The mother and daughter were very busy with the wedding plans when the bridegroom-to-be call- ed. He watched the preparations rather impatiently for a while, until his future wife noticed his look of annoyance. “Darling, we have such a lot to do,” she soothed, “and if we RATES Regular Type minimum 15 words or less is 30c. IT’S NO SECRET THAT GIRLS EARN $25 A WEEK TO START (About $108 A Month) For a 40-Hour Week as TELEPHONE OPERATORS AND $30 A WEEK (About $130 a Month) After 6 Months’ Training and Experience BUT THAT'S NOT ALL: Scheduled Pay Increases Liberal Employe Benefits VACATION WITH PAY Apply Telephone Office MRS. McDERMOTT Chief Operator SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY may25-tf Beautician wanted. Apply at once. 536 Fleming Street, may27-3t Sailors—need a few men with sales experience. You can use your spare time profitably. Call Mr. Ickes, La Concha Hotel. may29-3tx Two men and two girls, experi- enced in men’s. and ladies’ furn- ishings and shoes. Apply °706 Duval St. may29-2tx BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOME AND AUTO SUPPLY STORES Franchise and merchandise avail- able now for new Associate Stores. Investigate before you invest. Write or wire Kenyon Auto Stores, Dallas 1, Texas. may27-7tx MISCELLANEOUS 220 Duval st., phone 333. may 18-tf£ Campbell’s, 928 Division, phone 189. Keys made, locks repair- ed, etc. mayl-lmo Picture framing, diplomas, cer- tificates, photos. Paul G. Di- Negro, 614 Francis St., phone 1197-M. may6-1mox For guaranteed plumbing work ,and repairs, call John Curty, $12 Margaret Street, phone 781. Give us a try on your next job. Free estimates. may7-lmox Estimates on painting and dec- erating cheerfully given. Water proofing, caulking and roof painting a specialty. J. A. Myers, 919 White Street, tele- Phone 290. may23-9tx VFW TRIUMPHS PUT LEAGUE CLASSIFIED ADS Advertisements under this head will be inserted in The Citizen at the rate of 2c a word for each. insertion, ‘but’ the i charge for the first is 3c a word and the minimum charge for the first 15 words or less is 45c. PAYMENT | Payment vertisements is invariably in advance, but regular advertis- ers with ledger.accounts may}zen Building, corner Greene have their advertisements} and Ann streets. Door to the right on entering building. imc charged. | FOR RENT OR SALE | Bicycles To Rent—Daily or week- | ly. B. & B, Cycle Shop, 822 Fleming St. may20-1mo “APARTMENTS FOR RENT Furnished apartment, private bath. 906 Grinnell St., off Di- vision. Apartment, electric ice box, hot and cold shower and tub. 631 Southard Street (upstairs). Ap- ply 623 Division or call 1078-R. may28-tf Efficiency apartment for married couple or two persons. All con- “venienctes, new apartment house. ‘Apply 124 Duval St., rear of La Conga Bar. may29-6tx (EE EE a Rae Furnished apartment, no children, no pets. 818 Olivia St. may29-3tx Two furnished apartments for rent. Available Saturday, for couples only. Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming St. Call 4 to 6 p.m. may29-3tx : Furnished apartments. 507 Fran- cis St. may29-8tx {Upstairs apartment. Couple only. Apply 1116 Watson St. may29-3tx WANTED TO RENT Two or three bedroom, unfurnish- ed house or apartment. Perm- anent residents. Phone 764, after 5 p.m. may28-2tx FOR SALE 2-.and 3 -, bedroom Dungalows, | furnished’ and: unfurnished; small down payment, balance payable monthly. Johnson & Johnson, Phone 372. 2% Ton 1942 Cargo Truck mayl1-tf Fully Insured A Bargain PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. may27-tf c Pepper’s Plumbing Supply Com-! pany carries a full stock of ma- terials. We cut and thread pipe and take care of all serv- ice calls. Phone 118. may9-tf : LUGGAGE TRAILERS New, Factory Built All Steel Body, New Tires PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts., may25-tf wooden framed bed, baby bed with mattress, in good condi- tion; table and chairs, coffee table, two 9 x 6 fiber rugs and lady’s bicycle. Call after 5. 39-C, Naval Housing, White and United Sts. may27-3tx |Radio with record player, records Fur coat at sacrifice. 409 may28-3tx also. FOR RENT Margaret St. _ RENT A CAR 1946 WILLYS CIVILIAN JEEP You drive. Late model conver- tibles and sedans. By day or week. PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. may1-tf APARTMENT at 1307 WHITEHEAD ST. No Children or Pets Apply at The Citizen Office may24-tf Sloan Hotel, 805 Simonton St. Single rooms. $6 per week. Double rooms, $11.00 per week. may8-lmo want to make our wedding a big ‘Efficiency cottages, all utilities success we musn’t forget the most insignificant detail.” “Oh, do’nt worry aBout that,” murmured the young man. “I'll be there all right!” A Greek type bronze helmet, 2,200 years old, has been found in County Waterford, Eire. furnished. Albury’s Cottages, 800 Simonton St. may27-3tx ROOMS FOR RENT Overseas Hotel, redecorated and under new management. Spe- cial. weekly rates, $7.00 and up. may27-12t/ St. Brand New, Not Army Surplus PUTCAMP-ALEXANDER Duval and Division Sts. may25-tf Two Harley-Davidson motorcycles ; for sale. Apply 638 William} St. alleles Shetland pony and saddle. Apply 300 Simonton St. may29-5tx Waterfront property. Lot 100 x 300 ft. On Pine Key Beach. Apply 300 Simonton St. | may29-5tx Used furniture, dressing table, two Hollywood beds, small ice box, kitchen set, various tables. Apply 30 N.A.S. Housing. t may29-2tx 300—600 and 650—16 recaps, guaranteed. One tire or all. 609 S.W. 22nd Ave., Miami, or phone 2-0634. may29-6tx Two-story house and lot, contain- ing two furnished apartments. Lot 105’ x 69’. Apply 818 Olivia may29-3tx must be in the office before 11 o’clock on the day of publica- for classified ad- | tion. may27-3tx t Furniture, very reasonable, single , DEADLINE . To insure publication, copy OFFICE Business office in The Citi- for Hire—Truck, general moving. J. Cc. , 709 Whitmarsh Lane. Phone 1161-W. , may1l-lmox | PHOTO SUPPLIES The Evans Photo Supply Store, 506 Southard Street (opposite bus station), and the Evans Studio, 515 Fleming Street (for- merly) Pilkington Studio, will | develop and print your roll film, including oversize, in 36 hours. PICTURE FRAME SALE 50% or more off on frames will may25-tf WANTED TO BUY Will buy all kinds of furniture, stoves, refrigerators, radios. P.O. Box 535. may14-tf Wanted—Scooter Cushman side- { car, ‘good condition, reasonable. Phone Naval Hospital, Exten- sion 14, before Sunday. may29-4tx : Wanted To Buy—House and lot. Box L.S.W., c/o Citizen. may29-4tx | LOST Gold bar pin between Margaret * St. and Strand Theater. Reward if returned to 3230 Margaret St. may27-3tx '2 lady’s pink slips on William St. between Caroline and Eaton Sts. Finder please return to 804 Caroline and receive re- ward. may29-2tx Today’s Anniversaries (Know America) 1736—Patrick Henry, Virginia’s famed patriot and orator, leader in the movement for American independence,.born in Hanover Co., Va. Died June 6, 1799. 1826—Ebenezer Butterick, in- ventor of standardized paper pat- terns for clothes, building a big business starting from a factory- home, born at Sterling, Massy Died March 31, 1903. * 1845—John H. House, noted Congregational clergyman in the Near East for some 60 years, born at Painesville, O. Died in Greece, April 19, 1936. 1857—Charles R. Van Hise, not- ed Univ. of Wisconsin geologist, its president, 1904-18, making the university famed for learning and service, born at Fulton, Wis. Died Nov. 19, 1918. 1878—W. Lee Lewis, Chicago chemist, inventor of Lewisite gas, born at Gridley, Cal. Died Jan. 20, 1943. askan Indians | erect ~ totem s td the animal ‘from which they believe their tribe descend- ed. THE ARTMAN PRESS PRINTING The Citizen Building PHONE Si Key West, Florida SELLA ELLA A TELE Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND AMERICAN COFFEE and CUBAN Try A Pound Today! BROADWAY CIGAR STORE 610 Duval St. COMPLETE BASEBALL | SCORES Received Daily by Leased Wire Popular Brands of Cigars and Cold IN THREE-WAY TIE continue until the end of May.) | T= bs : i ; i % the Naval midshipman, graduati 31,1934, and was ithe USS Maryland. ‘her until the Spring of 1936, was then assigned to the AA Gun- nery School, aboard the U! j Mexico. j_ After a brief time aboard the ; Tanker Rambo, Commander Roo- ney reported aboard the USS Leary, and remained aboard her for three and one-half years un- til he was ordered to flight train- ing at Pensacola. He received his wings at Mi- ami in April of 1941, and was ordered to Fighting Squadron vy | TELE ith s*itieht § Stak FETT. Se TF. Tet LS ra 2am, the enemy in the Pacific thea- ter. After the sinking, GUESTS OF CADETS West give oH Ge the guests of cadets at tht fem In 1942, he was ordered to San| Diego and then to the Fighter| ‘@*y seademy, Director School at Norfolk, Va. ; Wednesday evening Commander At Boca Chica | 11:30. The Key West Following the completion of | Mary Hi and Winn the fighter director course, the’ Young. commander went aboard the USS Laren sacs Independence, where his group) TWO KEY WESTERE made fighting sweeps over Japan- GET NAVY RELEASES ese-held territory in the Pacific J. &. Naval area. His group, “Men of War”, Be. F ‘eshesnnie oy - was finally relieved in Leyte in! June, 1945, and returned to the | ROuneed that two more Key Weet US. | His present duty as officer-in- | Tr . Vernandrs ‘charge of Boca Chica Field was | free®. aes begun on Sept. 29, 1945, Commander Rooney holds the equivalent of four Distinguished eee Flying Crosses and five Air Med-| Bradley and Mead urge eetiege als for his part in the Pacific | ©™pansion for wer veteran War. | (and remained in that capectty for two years, later becoming semier aviator aboard the Ber In 1943, he became commend: COMMANDER MARCUS, JR. Commander Groome E. Marcus, Jr., relieved Comdr. W. H. Gard- | ing and executive officer ter VFR ener as executive officer of NAS,' 195 and two yeare later eet. Key West, on July 23, 1945. He} nded nidad Creag has had subsequent duties as ob- Ae ag - we servation squadron duty aboard Sereabeoe “ase nae. had a varied tour of y in the Trini area, where attended pa 3 he was air operations officer for _s the Trinidad sector of the CSF. | In 1935, Comdr. Marcus be- came junior engineering oftice: | for the Houston (CL) and later | served aboard the Twigs (DD) as torpedo. officer. Headed Trinidad Air Group | In 1938, he served as a naval |mander Marcus’ home town © aviator aboard the Phoenix (CL) ’ Wilmington. 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LEAVES MIAMI DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAYS) at 9:00 o'clock A.M. and arrives at Key West at 8009 o'clock P.M. FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE Soft Drinks _| | FULL CARGO INSURANCE Office: 813 Caroline Street Phones: 92 and 0 WAREHOUSE: Corner Eaton and Francis Streets : oi ¥ Bet *