The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 5, 1946, Page 4

YORK. of the so-called many. cae: a © Gerdes, principal of! Mildred Archer, Pie Bieeet Blementary | ridge, Lewis Barber and Lo- y moerted om renzo Marquia. awit. atiwined during ~ To Beautify *Stores *Bars *Hotels Large Color Selection PREWAR 10-0Z. MATERIALS 1 Finest Workmanship KEY WEST Venetian Blind Co. 120 Duval, Jefferson Hotel Bldg. CALL 1042 for Estimates Pupils who attained perfect at- ‘@ tendance during the school year the | follow: fe FIRST GRADE—Leo Bishop, «ee William Earl Hamilton, Wilma ; Pelton, Thomas Sadilek, Jose- phine Arnold, Alice Jenks, Wil- ; liam Higgs and Freddie Maloney. SECOND GRADE—Cecil Bra- test IN “ | Monroe Theater BETTY JANE RHODES in “You Can’t Ration Love” Coming: “Having A Wonderful Crime” Located:in the Heart of the City Rates ROOMS Write or Wire Reasonable for Reservations with BATH and TELEPHONE Ford Hotel —_ Pershing Hotel 60 NE. 3rd Street 226 N.E. Ist Avenue 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - Elevator ly. 1945—Some 14,000 Japs surviv- ing out of estimated 80,000 on Okinawa told to surrender un- conditionally by Lieut. Gen. Buckner. General election in Canada returns Prime Minister King. Today’s Anniversaries (Know America) 1769—Anne W. Royall, penni- ess at 54, started to earn living writing; publisher of two Wash- ngton, D. C., papers which hound- Dn ln nd tn tn tn tn STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE TRIUMPH COFFEE MILL AT ALL GROCERS Solarium Heated 3 BLOCKS FROM UNION BUS STATION Little Girls’ DRESSES - SUN SUITS and PINAFORES d the dishonest there; a “holy error” to her enemies; a great raveler, born in Maryland. Died | nm pover Oct. 1, 1854. 1 nder B, Latta, Cin- sti inventor - manufacturer, \lder of first locomotive west of \lleghanies, inventor-developer the steam fire engine, born} ss Co., Ohio. Died April 28, THE KEY WEST CITIZEN: - ‘operation A jor High Honor Roll | ™A.Smstow | , sms ration At unior 1s onor 0. (Know America) First ‘Policeman — ‘The’ rank — h P. f M d T 2 3880—Famed Coriatack Lode, oe file of the people are on our e which yiel, more than - is ; Be ee Division Street School; upils Made Known Today iss 27m ih, '9;) i ptt a you sy 20 years, discovered in Nevada. 2 ad d | Professor Horace O’Bryant, of Clara Armayor, ‘Solita Av-{ 1871—Adm. John Rodgers, in < . . 0 upl te the Key West Junior High School, ila, Judith Daughtry, Pa-|Korea on a peaceful mission, re-| _ Khaki cloth is woven from five today released the Honor Roll of tricia Harrison, Roy Giles, |taliating against Koreans who had | ‘ifferent colored threads. Betty Wool- |the institution, revealing that sev- Anne Sawyer, Ruth Gibson, |attacked American sailors, wip-|—— en students made perfect, grades Sarah Roberts, Mary Solo-jed out five forts, killing some 200) BRS SSHREBEBEE during the final six-week period} mon, Carl Bleisner, Shirley | Korean soldiers. of the 1945-’46 school year’s sec- Papy, Jake McGuire, Betty} 1878—Washington, D. C., the Strand Theater ond semester. ’ Eldridge, Kenneth Spencer, | first to go under commission form EDWARD ARNOLD in ’ The students wno attained the} James Williamson. of government. “THE HIDDEN EYE” highest percentage in the school 1.80—Betsy Ramsay, John Cur-| 1905—Russians and Japs agree ze " ve includes David Henriquez, Bobby! ry, Nilo Cabrera, Kenneth|to a peace parley and Pres. Theo-| Co “Lady in the Dark’ Ledford, Frances Meggs, Vincent Key, Elsie Thompson, Chas.|dore Roosevelt ‘nafnes Ports:/5 @ BEaBeeeeee Molina, Nellie Menendez, Doris Wells, Al Goehring, Clay-|mouth, N. H., as place of meet- Cowley and Mae Kaplan. ton ee a Fernandez, eA 18-1 = will a mor Roles released by} irginia Russell, Randolph| ' Président. Wilson’s “The ee Geneat shea Mtl Richardson, Joseph Lewis,|war ¢an ,be: lost’ in' America as dents who did better-than-aver- John Solomon, Alice John-|Well as on the fields of France.” dy and Joann Wells. ; : age work during the period, fol- son, Warren Thompson. 1940—President declares the 44 Mg were aac Feng iowa: 1.75—Jo Ann Marshall, Edward ee ene closed to Ameri- *\berg Knowles, Fay Williams,! = OAM cs: PARDEES HERES, Carlsen. Louis Serrano and Russia sign a 20-year pact. Yvonne Walker, Deanna Archer, | apceny Malina, Nellie Mens : 1943—Some 200 U.S. pl : : Doris Cowley, Mae’ 1.60—George Sharp, Betty M pag ak J. H. Brady and Patsy Dobbs. oe . % ie Baas Eniz sat bomb German sub bases. FOURTH GRADE—Fay Filer, acer | Cooper, Zola Catnus, George |, 1944—Invasion forces in active Richard Roberts, Glynn Archer, |2-80—Jean Bonner, Edward Bru- Pact Dinas a i fighting across flooded Norman- Jacqueline Conant, Ervin Higgs, ner, George Cathey, Gail) Ray Peston, ack Medina. Leo Carey and Elizabeth Ann| Wallace, Donald Irvin, Bet-| ay Faxton, Hector Medina, = lez, Dora Hopkins, Carolyn ar o a- be vata Rae ee Hawley, Colleen Moore. loney, Patsy Hampton, Wil- ene ani be ar aes Roberts |2:75—None. liam Henry, Dolores John- Katherine Brady, Jimmie Reid. |2-0°—Betty Luke, Marlen Zorsky,| - Son, Betty Roberts, Inez | “SIXTH GRADE—Lucilo Gon. |25°—Janet Adams, Billy Hart- We Se Bs eneen, S aoe” sua Ys | mann, Lillian Sawyer, Alice Juanita Sanchez, Joyce Gib- + ar gt train ca lad arg White, Elena Monzon, Ruth! son, Charles Sosa. folone and Betty Pinder. 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