The Key West Citizen Newspaper, August 18, 1949, Page 4

Ce ROR FOL Eff Pere Tr® rerrraeregraare* 2 World Wars I und IT proved to cloudy with ‘ gentle = variable us that the standing army and | “ee tire Prigty. navy could not alone fight gwar! Florida: Genetaty fait ete It took help from the civilians Friday extept for widely scatter- who hud to lay aside theip hogs, 'o@ thundétshiowers in the after- pens ,and shovels and learn the} Jucksonvillé Thtu The Florida {gruesome trade of war, While Straits: Modetate westerly: winds , ;the nation’s security stood ‘in in north portion ahd gentle to peril, precious months were con- moderate vatiable wihds in south sumed in forging a competent portion. thru, Friday. A few wide- || army and navy from willing but pletely untrained » -recruits. Had the war been closer to our shores, the delay might have been fatal. We could not, however, attempt |to maintain a permanent military large enough to prosecute a war effort without civilian assistance. | Our economy would collapse—not jonly because of the unbearable Xpel but also because it would emove too many men from the ; Productive pursuits of civilian | life. | How, then, may we provide for a military force which can quick- ly and effectively meet a emergency without our support- ing an enormous peace time army, navy and air force? The answer ing. a well-trained reserve ponent. For example, ihe N Air Reserve would be able to furnish enough men to the aviation units of 55 aire : riers now in the mothball ficet, plus 27 patrol squadrons, .25 |transport squadrons and 47 air service squadrons. These mien, often termed “Week-end War- riors”, train two week-ends every month at a Navy Air Station near their homes. For example, here in Washing- ton we have about 1700 reserve officers and enlisted men com- prising the Naval Air Reserve Training Unit at Anacostia, which is but one of twenty-seven)im the United States. Each of the pilots must fly at least 100 hours every year; there are 350 fliers at Ana- costia. This year the Navy hag ipaugu- rated at 20 stations tHe training of enlisted reserves just out of high school. These young. boys are given eight weeks of} train- ing, one of which is aboard an aircraft carrier. The. Anacostia reserve unit recently gave, such beot training to 100 high school S$ WHITE CLIFFS — canaiaates in the 1949 Ensli _— glish_ Channel beneath the Dover cliffs, England. From left are: Mrs. Willi Croes van ,, England; Shirley May France, U.S.A.; Elna Andersen, Denmark. war 4 ly seattered thundérshowers, { East Guif: Geiitle to moderate ‘westerly winds in north © and ‘gentle variable winds.in south {portion thru Friday. Generally fair weather. {No smail craft of storm = warn- ,ings have been issued. i (REPORT | Key West, Fla., Aug. 17, 1949 (Observation taken at City Office, 8:30 a.m. EST) i | Highest yesterday Lowest lastnight ~ : Normal - 84 0. ins. | Total last 24-hours* i ~ 2.40: ins. Total this month Barometer ‘ (Sea Level) 8:30 am, 29:96 ins.—1014.6 ‘mbs. Tomorrow's Almanac | Sunrise a 6:03 a.m. ~ | Sunset - 6:58 p.m. | Moonrise 1:08 a.m. | Moonset 3:33 p.m. ES. (Naval Base) Tomorrow (Eastern Standard Time) High Low 4:43 a.m. 12:50: p.m. 8:06 p.m. 11:08 p.m. 000 ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA (Reference: Station: Key: West) Timect| Height of Station— Tide |high water Bahia Honda (bridge) -—Oh 10m =— 0.0 ft No Name Key (east end) ~-+2h 26m Boca Chica (Sandy Point)—Oh 40m | Caldes Channel (north end) 2 ager +14 ft (—)—Minus sign: Corrections to’ be subtracted. - . graduates, with one week aboard the battle carrier, Franklin D. Roosevelt Instruction by television is‘ the latest teaching method now being used by the Vv Last Satur- day morning I attended ‘a class at Anacostia where, coming over the television screen, was a pec- |ture on weather and weather re- ports, which is of vital importance (+)—Pius sign: Corrections to be added. WILL YOU SMILE? Sing, Brethren, Sing! “The rapidly inereasing di- vorce rate,” remarked the wit, LLATION® AFLOAT — Saran Crabbe, John and Charles Keck won first 10 rele cattee Goat “Constellation” in annual pageant of the Gypsy Trail Club, Carmel, N. Y¥. — fea Areas “indieates that America is in- -. ; deed becoming the land of the The lecturer was speaking from free.” Sands Point, Long Island, New “Yes,” replied the prosaic York, and was being heard and fiend,’ “but the continued m: | seen saulenecual by Navetire: | risge Sata siggests jservists at An a, iladel- | 54; re.” \ehia and New (work Seb tents. still the home of the brave. |rial being presented was right up FABRICS to the minute for it even includ- : Jed an explanation of the weather! HOW is your fabric supply? Have that morningn. : you made those new slip covers Each classroom is equipped | and draperies you have been plan- with a microphone connected by | ning; the eotton-dresses and skirts telephone wire to Long Island,| of which you never have enough? so that students can ask the lec-| CAROLINE SHOP, 223 Ann St. turer questions and he answers}has the fabrie you need; prices them just as though he were in| from 98 cents per yard up. We the room. In cooperation with the television network, which is closed. from: ‘September 1st to No- <ing its facilities aVaflable for ; ‘vember 16th? aug15-17-18-20-22-24-25-27-29 eventual- that it is | Street. remind you that the shop will be | LARGE room near county 8 Point. rE ee (Regular) Type hi rcee ett —nee OE 3 Consecutive Days .. Ye 6 Conseeutive Days _— 8c 15 Consecutive Days _ 7c 30 Consecutive Days .. 6e (Display Rates On Application) 8 Point LIGHTFACE CAPS The rate for 8 Point light- face (regular) caps is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular tyve. 8 Point Blackface Type The rate for 8 Point black- face type is 1% times a line more than the cost for 8 Point lightface regular type. "$75.00 and $85.00. Coral Hotel Apartments, opposite Post Office. augl3-30t FURNISHED one-bedroom apart- ment. Utilities furnished. One, j infant accepted. Summer rates $50.00 monthly. Sea Isle Apts., 915 Windsor. jull6-30t ished. Apply 526 Simonton. aug18-3tx FURNISHED studio apartment, near beach. Porch, garden. Adults, no pets. $65 monthly. 1040-J. jly23-tf FOR RENT La STUTZ HOTEL 410 Fleming Street augl1-tf SRR BRAS RSET EC THREE-BEDROOM house. Furn.| The ratefor®Pointblett- Goous face caps is 2 times @ line more than for $ Point light —> face regular type. lial _— te posers. Display = os 10 Point fore rr 1% times rate for 8 Poltt oa lightface regular type. _ By A ‘ am times rate Powt lightface reguler eo aan “Fj i Nf the part of the advertisement where the error occurs. lies in maintaining civilian re-{ pegicieney: this month .. .17 ins. Paper a ~ serve organizations which are {potal this year 202..246.13. ins. + FOR FOR RENT. roe sa. oe kept current on military cts | Deficiency. this year, 3.48 ins. eee om by a reserve training program, #:30 am. - Of all our military units, the 73% ———— Navy bbs talken tiie Ieed ih build. FURNISHED apartinenis, 3 rooms} FOUR apartménts, fodim aad) Gru’ ee Ge 5) = and bath, everything furnishe 3. “ $15 per week. 411 we '—BUNGALOWS FIVE unusually cool, spacious, '*! WHE beautifully decorated furnished) rooms. All electric, tub - shower, | “°° {screened porch, garden. Two al | three adults. 1401 United Street | 21g 15-6 | 1948 PACK Aner Sesion 6 rads = « | ——-. a eae FOR RENT—COTTAGES SMALL efficiency cottage for couple only. No pets. Utilities ;furnished. $12 per week. Apply | 800 Simonton, Phone 444. — aag 16-30 | FOR RENWI—HOTER ROOMS: . | OVERSEAS Hotel, 987 Single reoms $10 up weekly. Deuble from $12, Coffee Shop| % | tires : siteid oy 198-5 totes S FURNISHED apartment. Pine Plaza, 1301 Truman Avenue, Phone 215. aug10-tf TWO or three bedroom. house or apartment. Sept. I to Cit. 15. Phone 615.M. au 10-40 | DE LUXE One and two-room cottage apart- ments. All-electric kitchen. M. & B. Guest House, Phone 1445.W. aug12-tf FURNISHED studio house to No- | vember Ist. Sleeps four. Sum- mer rate. Call 166. augl7.3t UNFURNISHED. F.H.A. apart- ment, $37.50 per month, year round. Living room, bedroom. kitchen, bath. Located 709 Emma Call 166. augl7-3t{ NAVAL officer wants 2 oF 3 bed-| room furnished house or apart- +" ment till mid-December. Phone | 1304-W, Mrs. Fisher. aug@-6tx | ren one ae... ——— | PURNTTURE ane | FOR SALE—REAL SSTATE REY WEST REAL Estate |°\" © Large ocean frontage. Business property on Truman Avenue! Duval and Fleming Streets. : Homes and apartments. E.C.T. |‘ Paul Boysen Co., 626 Fleming St } Box 303, Phone 153. Here sinee| a sug! 30s | oun BORNE THREE - ROOM unfurnished house, newly renovated. Three blocks from beaeh. Apply 1216 | Packer Street. aug17-2tx FURNISHED apartment for cou- ple. 1101 Angela Street. augl7-3tx —+ LOVELY new two-bedroom home ! for sale. On large well lond scaped lot. Moderate down pay. ment and balanee with F 4A. ot) POR GALS. -ReTEe Ce $53.00 per month. Open after 4 P.M. for your inspection, 3727) LAAGTR Flagler Avenue, Phone 1437-3 Peto - ad yag15-0t) Se Arteae Prom Phone $! FOR RENT—ROOMS FOR SALE—COTT: AGES | beach, Outside entrance. ~ Ideal 4 tourist. 1120 Washington Stre: augl7 audience. BEAUTY SALONS SUMMER RATES in effect: 20 per cent reduction on all heat permanent waves. Cold waves $8.50 up. Beauty Colony, 521 Southard, Telephone 206. augl5-30tx HELP WANTED—MALE tienes tinea shanti COMBINATION cook and sand- wich man. Phone 1443 or ap- ply 1104 White Street. GHECKING WITHOUT TIPS— Walco Genun : —_ g talks with her charges in O88 eed af Chanute Air Base, Rantoul, M1, where 12,000 airmen and families live. aug15-3t HELP WANTED—FEMALE representati y aur cn while talking to i customets prepared by national advertising. Consult Mrs. Smediey, c/a Overseas Hotel, Monday thru Wednesday. | | aug15-3t TWO experienced waitresses im- mediately. Must be cober. El Pasaje Restaurant, 1005 Traman Avenue. augi6-3tx WANTED—SALESMEN WANTED at once—Men to sup- ply consumers with everyday household necessities under our | factory to home plan> Full time. ‘RESTRAIN YOURSELF —. Freak « ~ ‘dress is @ dead ; that you are an amateur at 00 EFFICIENCY apartments, monthly. Apply The Hotel, 525 Eaton Street. aug18-3tx RE AR ae eee SERVICE AND REPAIRS —SAW FILING Bil-Nat for} ee FOR SA f C88P Ghee COTTAGE Cheap! Gan tx ed reasonably. Price Orgeniee }0088 wre -|tion, 411 Fleming, Phone 124 _ 2ug)6- 3! oe FOR SALE—STORE EQUIPMENT » JORDON Reach-In Refrigerat 40 cubic feet. Just like new Original cost $675.00. Sucrifice for $300.00. One beer box, elee roe eave MISS Etta Faye Hinton, firs‘ prize winner and holder of the silver cup of the Hairdressers and Cosmotology Association, hair styling contest, is now manager $T OC K — alvert M. Cranston (left) and members of the ‘i rts.¢ People whe know Earnings based on Sales. Write oad Clwb, Neil Logston, Ralph Bury, Bill Wright and Ted Bourne (I. to sper wk aeaeioh’s : tm the switching yard, which has 2,000 feet of track, in Cranston’s patio. sports dress conservatively. j Meme, — baie of the Beauty Colony. Phone 206 for appointment. 521 Southard _———— «Ci, 2 rer ek eae at ee. EXPERT saw filing of any kind | Origing! cost $550.00” Wit sat, UMC AE RP of saw. G. C. Turman, | for $275.00. See Basil Tynes et Caroline Street. augl3-6tx | Romey’s Bar, 513 Fleming Street STORAGE (eee i ars ee hie ec REPAIRS Ame cree ture or commercial. Phone| FIVE bundles of old newspapers — ‘798. jly27-30t | é 5c. Inquire The Citizen Office. |, Lost ware aa. gee ——— | CAMEL wall tent, 10x 12. G ” PANAMA. HAT, left in Strand] condition. Reasonable of Theater seat, Sunday night.| takes. K. W. Bedding Co, P Finder please return to Luther | 669, aug 16-3ts GARPER awe cee Pinder, 506 South Street ee a : are ee yes marl, send, top soil See —___—_- us for cheapest prices in . Werrrsece LADY'S Elgin wrist watch, vi-|1060-M, Buster Cerezo. sug! cinity of Strand Theater. Re ones ‘ ward return to 1500 Seminary. | 1 8-CUBIC FOOT Frigidairm, n- augl8-3tx| unit, $100.00. See Basil T -———-—--——- | at Romey's Bar, 513 Fleming St HAIR STYLING aug ef, ERPERT Pruning ~ - aug2-30t Furniture Moving SPECIAL Local and Long Distanee Agent|s: a Galloway Transfer and bod ISLAND CITY Avewmer ot & Phone 196 BV. Kinemen/¢amn 4 « sees elle ad - == -