The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 22, 1946, Page 4

1 oe Pte - 7 WAGE FOUR * NAVY NEWS ~ By 3, HARMAN BRODOWSKI,Civilan Publicity Director AAADAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAAAA CASH AWARDS POR SUGGESTIONS! At a recent meeting of ‘the Board for Awards to Civil Em- ployees, the following beneficial Miggestions were voted worthy of cash awards and a recommen- ; dation for approval submitted to the Commanding Officer: George W. Solomon of the Public Works Dept., suggested a plan for maintaining plant ac- ount records, At present there i fe organized method of con- | efficiency? (Boy! ‘does she make | excellent coffee. .during’ : |time"!) We have yet’ to) x Fibs pad chie Potter wasting time or to see Mrs. Hamilton . ,without, a peneery. smile for everyone . ... tops as messenger gal is our shy, | petite Betty Greene .., . “Poppa” Zelnick has Jesse Janies beat on the draw when it comes to ex- hibiting wallet. pictures of his lovely curly blonde daughter . . .| yes siree! it’s a fine and pleasant bunch of folks to work with— they don’t come any better! i ee pias o'clock Saturday, July. 20, The wedding will be at the First Methodist (Stone) Church, 4:30 o'clock Saturday, July 27, with Rev. G. Leon Wells, officiating. Prizes at ye shower were won! Mes ana Ml Sia Car 7 rand ‘urry, (Mr. and Mrs, Maleolm Sai ‘ The affair ‘was hat oe at ‘621 Eat- Kermit Bdhaldooa eS adhere, re Miami Medical Group . Dr. JiiA. Valdez, local eyé' spe- ‘gialist, had’ &s his ‘guests over the week-end, Dr. E. S. Hirsch, dis- trict manager for the Bausch & Lamb Optical Co.; Miss Lillian York, assistant eye surgeon’s t nurse in Dr. An evening shower was given’ beautiful gifts were received by in honor of Miss Beverley Dean,! Miss Dean’ and the decorations fiancee of Newell Pinder, at 8 motif was white with pink -hibis- Koni bekaden cus. Those in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. James Higgs, Mr. j and Mrs. Sidney Curry, Mr. and | Mrs. Malcolm Sawyer, Mr. and Mrs Edward Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ric! ‘Mr, ayid Mrs.. John « Mi “Mr.and Mrs. Ben Roberts, Mx, and. Mrs. George Carey, Mr. Pi fea mit Richardson, ft Dean, Mr. Newell Pim Geraldine Haury Weds Charles Riggs In Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Haury, 2830 Seidenberg. avenue, ‘an- nounced today the marriage of their daughter, Geraldine, to’ Charles Dewey. Riggs, Jr., 1219 Newton street, at Falkston, Geor- gia on Friday, July 19, at a Meth- 5 | | with powder for‘a clean, dry sur- Particularly during’ the warm weather, the best way to make up your mouth is with a lip: brush, You'll get a clean un- is blurred’ outline. ‘Tess ‘hace off sp smearing on al rai: day. If you've n brush you’ll undoubtedly be sur- di prised at the ease you can use it after a few: Here are some ‘hints on use it to achiev: best’ px results: a 1.—Start wi which every ce of, previous } make-up has been removed. Dust face. > and Bri one rh ‘| that, will have which of them should Lcmtiencd Peete : with which | the French defeat in Europe times. ' orphaned the Hanoi regime under mentary yw to| the long-range custody of Vichy, ible | Siam took the opportunist role to} ceding act " | expand her. borders, with i clean tips’ from | | nese support’ in formalizing the act by treaty. Siam Joined Japanese Siam joined the Japanese at| sympathy , war shortly after Peaxl Harbor.} “unjustified aggress 2.—Carefully stroke the brush ‘Britain declared war on Siam!French forces back and forth over the lipstick but the United States did not,) Siam declared and gather a generous coating while the Vichy French in Indo- | tion for famine yr from that’ Dunnaway’s office flight in Miami; Miss Julie Brown, nurse in charge of the surgical department of the Veterans’ Hos- ;pital, and Dr. G. E. Chandler,| Mr. Riggs is manager of the V. prominent Miami eye surgeon,|F. W. clubhouse on Flagler ave- associate of Dr, Bascom Palmer.) nue and second street, and. the felling the plant account record | of this establishment. Mr, Solo-' | TID-BITS OF HUMOR mon suggested that a permanent’ HEARD, ABOUT THE YARD beard be established for the pur- | How'd ae you get along with your pese of bringing plant accounts wife in that fight last night? ha Se abcetting’ Denk Aw, she came crawling to me 4 A . odist parsonage in that city. The young ¢ouple will be at home to} their friends at 2830 Seidenberg avenue August 1. China remained passive. 3.—With the lip brush, draw: Britain made a peace with the outline from the center out- Siam’s resurgent government, ward on the upper lipfiaad.from but the post-war French regime the corners inward on:the lower of Admiral Georges Thierry | she might be unable te up. | D’Argenlieu in Indo-China—an| reparations of 1,500,000 4.—Load the brush with color | extension of the Allied sept rice exacted by the of color on the brush. bs fotecten te See of from one of the world’s | paddylands, : ‘Moreover, Siam Oiief Clerk, endorses the plan; @& being basically sound. It was feeommended that Mr. Solomon be given an award of $50.00.- A suggestion submitted by O.] worker: “May I have annual ag e ed et to. the blind. es S911 of this aittnesrst tHE | w. is more’ appealing with’ | 4. Sheppard, E & R Dept, ad-! eave ‘on Wednesday? It’s my n.. Sate Rb i nang | s i soft Jips than: she, is: with a Weeated that air purifiers be in- ‘ HEE ares + En 3 Lace ig | thin pr'd’ line. Also to ‘be avoided stalled on finger -piers to pro- Vide a means by which air lines may be cleared of accumulations of water. Periodic draining of! the accumulator would eliminate | ® safety hazard and would pre- Went damage to pneumatic tools from moisture and scale in air limes. It was recommended that this suggestion deserves an @ward of $25.00. A recommendation for a $75.00! @ward was given Accounting De- — Chief Clerk, Francis pena a red show- | one, asking for his consent. Delaney. His: suggestion has| “She laughed when I sat down paeint Me eapeambande pater to “Dear ‘sir,’ ran the note, “T} When the threat of invasion of Rata ROO on nes regard to the computation of job' to play.” I didn’t know she was \moderate variable winds. wish to a$k for the hand of your | England was at its height and all Reasonable order costs: Job Order charges) ticklish. Florida: Scattered thunder- |daughter, the. flour of the fam- ‘signposts had been’ removed, a are at present reported on time;——_—_——-__- : ‘storms and showers in the after- | ily.” motorist stopped a country yokel F d H | P Hotel elock cards, which due to the) Sign on truck: This truck inoons and evenings. Otherwise} Back came the father’s. reply.'and inquired of him the. way -to or ote. type of work performed at this| stops for all railroad crossings,' partly cloudy weather today, to-|It ran: ja certain village. 60 N.E. 3rd Street 226 N.E. @tation, is not adaptable to the’ Accounting requirements, Mr.! Delaney’s suggestion provided a standard accounting form which tebulates shop personnel against order charges, is suitable for i this record for a week |—————’ a sheet. Totals of the umber of; men charged against ® job, or the number of hours expended against a job may be _ off easily and quickly. system simplifies to a large degree the clerical effort ex- pended by the time card. meth- o@; the result is obtained «with fewer personnel. Efficiently vapable is Mr. Robert R. Roberts of the E. & R. Dept, whose suggestion deals with the manufacture of mitered elbows of various sizes by the pipe shop. Presently, each job is @m individual project involving Normal - : W, & complete layout. Mr. Roberts} GREENSBURG, Fla. — A bolt PRECIPITATION HAT are your prospects for traveling . hg ewegests that sheet metal tem-|of lightning struck and killed An- | Rainfall, 24 hours ending sights and places you've read about all your life . , . visiting cities phe plates be made up for the vari-|toinette Stroma, 2, but spared| 8:30 a.m., inches __ 99 Berlin, Tokyo, Manila, Honolulu? “# commonly used mitered el-|her brother Frank, 11, and sister RELATIVE HUMIDITY If you enlist today in the U. S. Army Ground Forces for 3 years, they're Placed in the shop tool} Catherine, 9, who were holding ane crcallatt For Regular Army Guutd Forces troops are stationed all around r@@ms, and be available for all 2 personnel, Time and ma-| struck. The children were hurry-| Pik eek Savings ae oat of the overseas theaters which are still open, as well as the branch of service ean readily be saved, and/ing home ahedd of the rain.| Sunset _ 8:16 Nellie you want to join. ple employees used on|}Frank and Catherine were|.e hed a i 7 1 Forces is a life of f-d 4 jeation if necessary. Mr. i i ip, | Moonrise - 2:06 a.m. The life of a Ground Forces man is a life of out-of-doors adventure Roberts should get $25.00 e pete knock unconscious, but their in-| Moonset 3:35 p.m. . doing interesting jobs . . . learning skills and trades that will ft yew suggestion. , juries were ‘confined to second TOMORROW'S TIDES for a fine ‘career in the Army or as a civilian. More than 200 different . degree burns on the legs. Naval Base A skills and trades are taught in Army training schools today. CANDID CAD’S CASUAL ——_——_——— High Tide © ‘Low Tide R A eo athide ilk pant hebers Cassel i i i = r ‘emembeg; too, that if you enlist for 3 years on or before Qeteber 5, VIEWS OF His NEIGHBORS aid eae fee a gentle ais a bey cele 1946, you may have up to. 48 months of college, trade or business school Peeping from behind his click- PaRUIe Gf’ ES. operation, Ane aah Soegi causa’ a aM education after, your discharge. The Government will pay your tuition 4 typewriter he sees Mrs. W. G. geon's huni. was ‘Cut Off in re-| laboratory fees,,etc,,up to $500 per ordinary school year, plus $05 4 month t Peace Al mie taliation: living allowance ($90 if you have dependents). Mr. A. B. Cooper sruttin ‘by: CUSTOM TAILORED Since September, over three-quarters of a million men have enlisted in all and handsome in. his aix|_ AS far as science can learn,| VENETIAN pasos the new Regular Army to take advantage of the splendid enlistment privileges eooled chapeau .. . Shir es A velt's “Frenchie” ee re itants. pl Shad Army Camp or Post, or U. S, Army Recruiting Station, Very chic, indeedy . .. our newly | ‘cow SaAtes wed, blushing bride, Frances De Available in the NEW PAY SCALE Leon Smith discuss i ; iy elk htan Veen Onn Strand Theater | seststeterais and IN’ ADDITION TO CLOTHING, FOOD, LODGING, MEDICAL AND DENTAL Sie. Weamk Schneider, our ROBT, CUMMINGS in Workmanship ‘ ‘ 4 favorite from Philly, constantly worried about her hubby’s wel- fare * the Bill Doughtry-Dave | 821, You Get 2 Tickets FREE!! OF VENETIAN BLINDS ’ ’ Bacon-Annabelle Christie won aie Base Pay 20 Years 30 Years Office ae icceee Oak — | fletaned Recorded and Master Sergeant si ees one eetivity .. . Sid Matthews and hvac pabosad nteperniad or First Sergeant. . . ... $165.00 $107.25 $185.63 Ralph “Policeman Case” Sierra Monroe Theater KEY WEST Technical Sergeant. . . . « « 135.00 87.75 151.68 sharing a Key West Smoker, Staff Sergeant. . .. 2... 115.00 74.75 129.98 filling the air with the aroma of] ¢ SHAPOWS in Venetian Blind Co. 100.00 65.00 112.90 Havana fillers . . . versatile, en-| “BI BIND THE MASK: 120 Duval; Jefferson Hotel Bldg. — Rie sist cueele — — pe ergetic Lt. Comdr. Glanding lews - Sports - Shorts CALL 1042) for Estimates ve, Sasa Ru SE Og a) . ‘ dashing around in the heat, is- TUESDAY SPANISH PICTURE “er Private First Class . . . . « » 80.00 52.00 90.00 suing swift, precise orders. (He| ® OSES OE Ts 75.00 48.75 04.38 should read page 64, paragraph Ne. 2 of the Civilian Employees Handbook). How do Ruth Coop- er and Helen Russell manage to look so cool? Who has NOT no- ticeed Coralee Gibson's fierce pride for her native city, Key West? Or Lorraine White’s calm — $$$ rrr ry rv Sry STRONG ARM BRAND COFFEE on her knees, Yesh? What did she say? “Come out from under that bed, you coward!” 25th wedding anniversary.” Supervisor: “What!!! Are we going to have to put up with this jevery 25 years?” He fascinated me so, I kissed j him. Then he started to unfasci- nate me, so I slapped him! The Yard is talking about the | absent-minded sales. girl who | kissed her boy friend good night and said, “Can I show you some- | thing else?” redheads and brunettes — and will back up a half-mile for a blonde.” Clerk; Gals “Shopping bags?” “No, just. looking.” . And so as the little Polar Bear ‘said as’ he: sat on the ice jand snow, “My. tale is told.” Sah arep nota IRON HUNT & ‘macdaPa, Aimapa, | ‘Brazil (AP)—Geologists | ‘and’ camera- men are’. \actomnp) anying , ergi- neers from’ the M.'A, Hantia Co, FY of Cleveland, “, into the terri- tory of Amapa to prospect for iron ore in this northern area of Brazil where the Hanna firm owns exploration rights. Bolt Kills Baby, Two Live the baby’s hands when the bolt Tceland had no aboriginal inhab- “YOU CAME ALONG” | See Your Program—lIf It's No. | Dr. Chandler has just returned from New York where he took, a special course in cornea trans- plants ‘froni;the eyes of deadipéo- neal Bank for people who are willing to donate their corneas, all over the: United: States?” « All members’ of the Valdez party: went fishing on Sunday. The Weather Forecast Key West and vicinity: Partly cloudy this afternoon through night and. Tuesday. Jacksonville through the Flor- ida Straits,and East Gulf of Mex- ico; Gentle to moderate winds, southeast. to. south, over squth portion and, south, to southwest over north portion today, tonight and Tuesday. Weather partly Cloudy with scattered thunder- ‘showers. Jacksonville to Apalachicola: No small craft or.storm warnings have been issued. Repott. Key West, Fla, July, 22,' 1946 servation taken at. 8:30 am. astern Daylight Saving. Time. City office.) Temperatures ‘Highest yesterday Lowest last night — Mean TOMORROW‘S ALMANAC WE SPECIALIZE IN THE COMPLETE SERVICE patented after the Blood Banks} couple will reside permanently in this city. | The bride’s father, Edward F.! . | Haury, is commander of V. F. W. } |e lome Here ' Mitand. Mrs, Robert Fe Sha ; hart 4of Reading, (aes kwerk the guests of! Mr. “| Albrey J. May, 630 Eatin. Street, jat a social tea held by the later at their home last evening. Maybe Goth Reggie was an ardént lover, but his spelling wasn’t so ‘hot. |! However#'hé thought it best to} write to the father of his adored | -aré the extreme Cupid’s how, the bring color to your face, make again and fill in. Or block in the‘ color with lipstick, Press your, lips together over a‘tissue. Always keep in mind’ that.a pointed upper lip and, the over- lone lower Jip. The lip brush will, lp build: up thing corners to a: curve, | The color, and shade of your! lipstick, j is up to you. Perhaps you! | are a rooter for a pink lipstick or’ maybe your taste veers towi\d; red. Whatever you choose to} sure it is a shade that becomes you. DUVAL str, WHEN YOU PAY-WAY THAT FITS YOUR PAY DAY INCORPORATED queens, PHONES 778 ~ 779 ‘Fwovoraa— MIAMI = roracan rama Military Secret | Located in the Heart of the City with BATH and TELEPHONE 80 Rooms - Elevator 100 Rooms - res rover the world. And that 3- year enlistment gives you the t to choose any now offered. MAKE IT A MILLION! Get all the facts at your nearest CARE, AND LIBERAL RETIREMENT PRIVILEGES Storting Monthly Retirement ineoene Aiter : ‘ IN ADDITION TO COLUMN ONE OF THE ABOVE: 20% Increase for Service Overseas. a 50% Increase if Member of Flying or Glider Crews. 5% Increase in Pay for Each 3 Years of Serview. Listen to “Warriors of Peace,” “Voice of the Army,” “Proudly We Hail,” Mark Waenem"s Army Show, “Sound Off,” “Harry Wismer Sports Review,” and “Spotlight Banda with Guy Lombardo, Harry James, and Xavier Cugat om your tedie. TRIUMPH . A GOOD JoB Fi tm ATL U.S. ARMY RECRUITING STATION uU s e Au ri y AT ALL 212 POSTOFFICE BUILDING. KEY WEST CHOOSE TH GROCERS Open Daily 8:30 to 11:30 a.m.—3:30 to 4:30 p.m, — Closed Saturday Afternoon FINE PROFESSION OA444444444. 42444464,