The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 9, 1946, Page 4

eee “FAGR roua * Harvey IsGiven _|Red Cross Group -Navy Unit Honor | Hears Mr. Carter . For His: Service At a meeting of the committee on Disaster Preparedness and =. B. Harvey, of Key West, | Relief of American Red Cross, who holds the rank of Lieut.; which was held at the home of x THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Sailor From Key West Monroe Payments Given Neve | Pose A Eighty-one Florida residents, F or Welfare Are! anose them one Key West man, ° were released from Naval serv- Given In Report ice Monday at the U. S. Naval Rev. James H. MacConnell, } was announced today by Capt. member of the District 10 Wel-'M. M. DeWolf, USN, commanding | Air Station at Jacksonville, it}. . architectural engineer in the Pub- iComdr. in the Civil Engineer|the chairman, Major Robert F. Corps, @warded the Naval Unit Citation for services overseas with the 01st Naval Construction Battal- ion. .. =!Members of this battalion were | warded the citation for services | in, June, 1944, to September, 1945, | ing which time various de-} eats of the battalion served | j Roi Namur, Guam, Saipan, ian, Two Jima, and Okinawa. it. Unit Developed Harbors “The 30ist Battalion specialized “fp dredging and, according to Mr. Harvey, developed harbors at all @f the above places. » Lieut. Comdr. Harvey served! @s aSsistant hydraulic dredging efficer at Guam and as operations officer at Okinawa. Prior to this, was public works officer at the Naval Air Station, Tillamock, Oregon. “He was recently dis- charged from the Naval Reserve with the rank of lieutenant-com-! Mander and is now employed as Works Department of the U.S. val Submarine Base in Key Vest. 4.Good- news came -in bundles | t day as the Florida State dof Engineering Examiners btified Mr. Harvey that his li- mse. .as - professional . civil. engi- x. for the Statesof Florida had: been approved as a result of his, ving passed the written ‘reel ineer examination’ which was Weld at Jacksonville. This li- @ense is in addition to his civil engineering license held since: 1932 for the State of Louisiana. * Gives To Public Service Mr. Harvey is now serving as ehairman of the City Planning Zoning) Board; service officer | of the American Legion, and chairman of the Committee on Swimming Events for Labor Day activities here. =Mr. Harvey resides with his wife, Wilhelmina, at 518 William street,,in Key West. | According to Hindu legend, jar cane was created when a jah who wislied to experience rth commanded his chief magi- in to build an earthly patatiise. TWO HOTELS in..+ Se Ford Hotel 60\N.E, ard Street #0 Hogns < Blovator First-Grade CREAMERY BUTTER w. 2° | GRADE “A” ALL STEAKS ex: "MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE. 32° TEA 3* CHICKEN and NOODLE DINNER 1-lb. Se one CHICKEN A LA KING DINNER 1-lb. Jar “The Store That 814 Fleming Street Naval Reserve, has been| SPottswood, he presented his co-/ ¢ } chairman, joys of heaven while still on} and CUBAN Located in. the Heart of the City Rates Py heh ae Fieasonable for Reservati ‘with BATH and TELEPHONE 3 BLOCKS FROM'UNION BUS STATION You'll Always Do Better When You Shop at ARCHER’S MAKE OUT YOUR LIST and BRING IT TO US! This Week-End We Have A Supply of Bacon—BEEF-Ham PORK — = VEAL — LAMB Lt-Comdr. Leeland Goddard. Allen Carter, Regional Direc- tor of the South Eastern Area, | American Red Cross, his assist-} ant Leslie Boyd and Miss June Lonas, representative at large, were present to coordinate the} policies of the Key. West chapter with that of the National Organ- ization. Mr. Carter said, “Because of the geographical relationships of Key West, we have long since recognized the vulnerability of the city in connection with tropi- cal storms. The Chapter has wise- ly planned in advance for serving | the needs in any eventuality.’ We are sure the Disaster Pre- paredness and Relief Committee | will: have adequately mobilized the resources of the community so as to fully meet its responsibil- | ity. The American National Red Cross wishes to assure the local Chapter that it stands ready to assist in every way possible with the planning and by supplemen- tary personnel and material re- sources as the needs might re- quire,” The legs of. grasshoppers and crickets are equipped with spurs which enable the. insect to obtain a firm grip on the ground or on the ‘vegetation from which it ‘leaps. @ _ Novelist Taylor Caldwell’s real name is Janet Taylor Caldwell. ee DON’T SPECULATE YOUR CAR’S WORTH We Know Careful Upkeep Pays Ambler’s Service Garage TRY US TODAY! 404 Duval, Next La Concha Hotel | Your Grocer SELLS That GOOD STAR * BRAND arusts COFFEE .., Try A Pound Today! Res sooo ee fare Board, announced today that he had been advised by State Welfare Commissioner Leland W. Hiatt that cash payments to Mon- roe county recipients of public assistance for the fiscal year end- | ed. June 30 totaled $164,224.00. Of this amount, Hiatt nad stated, | $114,711.00 was paid to recipients ; of old-age assistance, $28,681.00} to recipients of aid to the blind and $30,832.00 to recipients of aid to dependent children. Pleased With Results Both the State Welfare Board and the District Welfare Board, the Reverend MacConnell said, were pleased that larger legisla- | tive appropriations in 1945 had made it possible to relieve much of the increased need of the aged and blind resulting from higher living costs and reduced incomes. He explained, however, that al- | though appropriations for aid to officer of the center. The Key West man released was Seaman lc Lee W. Griffin, ‘ of 804 Division street. dependent children were larger funds had not permitted investi- gation of new applications filed ; after September 30. Applications for old-age assitance and aid to the blind are investigated on practically a current basis. Reason For Increases Higher cost of living, loss of wartime jobs by persons not nor- mally employable and discon- tinuance of military allowances ; were cited by the Reverend Mac- Connell as principal reasons why the number and need of public assistance recipients had increas- ed during the reconversion and inflationary period. !clare that hundreds of children BRANCH 56 FLEET RESERVE _ Association Will Hold Annual Installation of Branch Officers at 8:30 P.M. Saturday DANCE | WILL FOLLOW IN MIAMI Your Downtown Address in the Heart of Miami | N-E.1s¢ ST. at 3rd AVE. 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DIAMONDS Mothers In Germany Say Boys Seized’ (By Associated Press) — BERLIN, August 8,—Delega- tions of German mothers in: Brandenburg, according to infor-| mation received here today, de- befare they meatal te have been taken from that prov- ince by Russians. ‘ i The mothers asserted that boys, | whose ages ranged from 13 to 17 years, were seized on the streets 1b Duval and ee and taken to. 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